Integrated Vehicle Health Management (IVHM) is the unified capability of a system of systems (SoS) to assess the current or future state of the member system health, and integrate it within a framework of available resources and operational demand. As systems complexities have increased, so have system support costs, driven by more frequent and often enigmatic subsystem failures.
IVHM strategies can be used to mitigate these issues by taking a Systems of Systems view. Combined with advanced decision support methods, this approach can be used to more effectively predict, isolate, schedule, and repair failed subsystems, reducing platform support costs and minimizing platform down time.
Integrated Vehicle Health Management- System of Systems Integration brings together ten seminal SAE technical papers addressing the challenges and solutions to maintaining highly complex vehicles.
The strategy requires that the IVHM system must provide actionable decision support to operators and maintainers, informing platform operational capabilities and maintenance procedures. The goal is to prevent a given component from degrading to the point of failure or predictable impending failure. Specifications should also reflect a common means for communicating this information to other health- ready IVHM system components.
Introduction
Chapter 1 : Design Features of the 747-400 Electric Power System (892227)
Chapter 2 : Diagnosis Concept for Future Vehicle Electronic Systems (2004-21-0010)
Chapter 3 : Hierarchical Component-based Fault Diagnostics for By-Wire Systems (2004-01-0285)
Chapter 4 : Vehicle Level Approach for Optimization of On-Board Diagnostic Strategies for Fault Management (2013-01-0957)
Chapter 5 : A Hierarchical Reasoning Structure to Support Aerospace IVHM (2011-01-2665)
Chapter 6 : Solid State Power Control as a Network Backbone for Aircraft System Health Management (2012-01-2233)
Chapter 7 : Integration Issues for Vehicle Level Distributed Diagnostic Reasoners (2013-01-2294)
Chapter 8 : Design and Evaluation of Plug-and-Play Enabled IVHM Architecture (2015-01-9001)
Chapter 9 : Health Ready Components-Unlocking the Potential of IVHM (2016-01-0075)
Chapter 10 : IVHM Development and the Big Data Paradigm (2013-01-2332)
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