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Model-Based Systems Engineering Tutorials

Working with SysML models in PROSECCO

Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) is used in PROSECCO to structure and organise the test grid structures and test cases developed within the project. By using a common modelling approach, the project partners can work from a shared and consistent representation of the systems under investigation.

PROSECCO uses the SysML modelling language in Enterprise Architect to create and manage these models.

To help others work with the models, we have developed a series of practical tutorials explaining the different diagrams, how they are created and how they can be used.

Tutorial 1 – Understanding the PROSECCO SysML models

This tutorial introduces the SysML models developed within PROSECCO and explains how the different diagrams are structured and used.

[VIDEO WILL BE PUBLISHED SOON]

Tutorial 2 – Working with SysML in Enterprise Architect

This tutorial provides a practical introduction to working with the PROSECCO models in Enterprise Architect, including how to create and work with the relevant SysML diagrams.

[VIDEO WILL BE PUBLISHED SOON]

Resources

PROSECCO research accepted for presentation at SEST 2026

03 August 2026

2026 General Assembly

16 June 2026

European DC-Power Projects Hold Joint Coordination Meeting to Boost Collaboration

27 November 2025
Brussels – 27 November 2025 — On 7 November 2025, seven European projects in DC and hybrid AC/DC grid technologies held a joint coordination meeting to strengthen cooperation and identify synergies. The participating projects included THEUS, DC-POWER, InterSCADA, FLAGCHIP, PROSECCO and SAFEPOWER.

First General Assembly

16 June 2025

PROSECCO project kicked off!

24 February 2025
The virtual kick-off took place on 1 July 2024.

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement N° 101160687