DoDAF & UAF Modeling in Cameo Systems Modeler
Author the DoDAF and UAF views your program is required to deliver: capability, operational, system, and services viewpoints in Cameo's UAF plugin, taught one framework at a time.
DoD programs ask for DoDAF and UAF artifacts by name — and the engineers tasked with producing them are usually handed an OMG specification and a deadline. This guidebook teaches what DoDAF 2.0.2 and UAF 1.2 add on top of SysML and how to author each view in Cameo Systems Modeler with the UAF plugin, one viewpoint family at a time.
The two frameworks are taught side by side, not blurred together: every authoring guide covers DoDAF first, then UAF, with explicit this-view-is-called-that tables where the names diverge. It assumes you're comfortable with core SysML. If you're not yet, start with the MBSE guidebook and come back.
Tasked with DoDAF/UAF delivery
Your program's deliverables name OV-1s and CV-2s and you've never authored one.
Cameo modelers adding the UAF plugin
You know blocks and activities; the UAF Domain selector is new territory.
Engineers serving both camps
Half your stakeholders say DoDAF, half say UAF, so you need the mapping, not a merger.
- §Tell DoDAF 2.0.2 and UAF 1.2 apart, and know which one your program actually requires
- §Work the UAF plugin in Cameo: domains, stereotypes, and the Diagram Wizard click-paths
- §Author capability, operational, system/resources, and services views in both frameworks
- §Keep the architecture model tied to your SysML system model instead of parallel to it
- §Package an architecture description that survives a program review