White Paper: The DODAF standard defines a number of work products, some of which are identified as requirements for a system to be compliant, others are identified as supporting products that are recommended but not required. This paper discusses each product required by the DODAF and shows how standard UML views and semantics can be used to represent them. Clearly, the unifying nature of the UML meets the needs of the DODAF very well, now and into the future.
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