Intelligent Integrated Health Management for a System of Systems
Stennis Space Center
Monday, September 01 2008
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Intelligent elements exchange information and each determines its own condition.
An intelligent integrated health management system (IIHMS) incorporates major improvements over prior such systems. The particular IIHMS is implemented for any system defined as a hierarchical distributed network of intelligent elements (HDNIE), comprising primarily: (1) an architecture (Figure 1), (2) intelligent elements, (3) a conceptual framework and taxonomy (Figure 2), and (4) and ontology that defines standards and protocols.
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