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#4373 Large Scale Transportation and Distribution #4373  Discuss the transportation and distribution entities from international loading, transportation and delivery to other international ports, and offload to last-mile distribution The global supply chain is a high-stakes relay race where the "baton" is passed between specialized entities. Moving a product from a factory in Shenzhen to a doorstep in Berlin involves a complex web of logistics providers, each managing a specific leg of the journey. 1. The First Mile: International Loading & Export Before a cargo container ever touches a ship, several entities coordinate the "export" phase. Freight Forwarders: Think of them as the travel agents for cargo. They don't usually own the ships, but they negotiate rates, consolidate shipments, and handle the dizzying amount of paperwork. Customs Brokers: Specialized agents who ensure the shipment complies with local export laws and tariff classifications. Drayage ...

#4357 SysML v2 Models Applied to a Knowledge Graph; +Software and Software Hazard Reports #4357  How might a SysML v2 model be applied to a knowledge graph? Integrating SysML v2 with a Knowledge Graph (KG) is a powerful move, especially given your focus on bridging the gap between static requirements and dynamic systems engineering. While SysML v1 was essentially "XMI and pictures," SysML v2 is built on the KerML (Kernel Modeling Language) metamodel, which is natively grounded in formal logic and a new API that makes it far more "graph-friendly." Here is how a SysML v2 model can be applied to and integrated with a Knowledge Graph: 1. Direct Metamodel Mapping (The Schema) SysML v2’s API provides a standardized way to export model elements as structured data. You can map the SysML v2 Core Concepts directly to your KG schema (e.g., in Neo4j or an RDF store): Nodes: Parts, Requirements, Actions, States, and Attributes. Edges: subsets , redefines , performs , satis...