1. Using the INCOSE Handbook and SEBoK as THE Foundation for SECM-Domain
John Watson

2. Proposal
Previously we said other sources for the concept terms would be:
The UML-4SE-RFP section of the SECM-Domain model
The Oliver model that Rick produced
The Use Cases
Other external sources as they are made available
Going forward, update to:
Use the INCOSE Handbook and SEBoK as the initial source of concept terms for the SysML V2 RFP
Go there first and harvest concept terms and definitions
Then measure against other sources like UML 4SE RFP and other Ontology and
It is expected:
Other concept terms will need to be added
The model of the Handbook/SEBok will reveal missing terms and inconsistencies that we will need to resolve

3. Justifications It is an internationally established SE Vernacular
But not modeled
INCOSE certifies SEs with the Handbook vernacular
Provides an immediate creditable foundation to our work
Release 4 of revisions of the INCOSE Handbook based on:
ISO/IEC/IEEE 15288:2015
Inputs from INCOSE working groups
To be consistent with SEBoK
Leverages the existing bodies of work by other notable people, governments and organizations
Multiple ISO/IEC/IEEE documents, e.g and 29148
ANSI/AIAA documents Notable authors and their work
CMMI, DoD, AiAA, ANSI, Forsberg
INCOSE is internationally accepted
Immediate integration with SE Workflow Use Case Model
In citations we can reference section numbers for more detailed understanding without reproducing in model
Will probably want to reproduce basic concept term definitions

4. Obstacle to using INCOSE Handbook
See page v11 if version 4.
May not be shared to non-INCOSE third party
Need to request permission to reproduce in whole or prepare derivative works for external and/or commercial use
Needs to be approved by INCOSE Administrative Office
Present form can’t copy/paste text or diagrams