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This report contains the results of the International Council on System Engineering (INCOSE) UML/SySML Team efforts to produce UML/SySML Architecture in accordance with IO/IEC 19793 2007 Introduction:

Scope • The GEOSS Unified Modeling team engineering report provides the depiction and expresses the Reference Model of the Open Distributed Processing (RM-ODP) viewpoint using the Unified Modeling Language as the syntax. • This is done by expressing each scenario of each GEOSS Societal Benefit Area in four of five viewpoints as described in ISO/IEC10746:1996 Part 3 Reference Model ODP Architecture and description of the UML • concepts and extensions provided in ISO/IEC 19793:2007

Societal Benefit Area Viewpoint Diagrams • This section presents all Societal Benefit Area individual UML Reports Diagrams of the Computational and Engineering viewpoint completed In AIP-6

Disaster Management-Agriculture SBA Computational Viewpoint

Disaster Management-Agriculture Engineering Viewpoint

Water Quality Drought Index Engineering View

Two sUAV Platform Types

sUAV VIDEO • The sUAV Video will now be presented.

Conclusions: • We completed the objective of finishing the Computational and Engineering Views of the SBAs Disaster Management and Agriculture Combined and the Water Quality SBA. Disaster Management and Agriculture were able to be combined because both concentrated on Drought. • We were unable to accomplish fully our second objective of capturing the GEO Portal Architecture IAW the ODP standard. This was we lacked sufficient data to put into the details of our architecture as required by the ODP. • We will endeavor to complete the GEO Portal Architecture in AIP-7

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