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SYSE.17:11 - SoTA and Source Use

Active discovery addresses Systems overlooked in an initial project description, including Systems affected by a toxic pipe or by public use. Bearing an engineering consequence, having a preference, agreeing to a proposal and contributing to the project remain separate claims.

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Polojärvi, Palmer, and Dunford 2023Systems Engineering literature reaches sociotechnical and societal settings and benefits from precise specialist accounts.Use the review as evidence for that scope and need; ground any universal definition or sufficiency claim separately.
Volden and Welde 2022, Williams et al. 2023, and Thabit, Sancino, and Mora 2025Plural success criteria, changing beneficiaries, continuing benefits, representation, equity, and broader outcome concerns.Use these studies for the reported plurality and changing concerns; choose any score, representative, aggregation Method, or decision result under its own evidence and authority.
FPF A.1.CSD, A.1.SCR, A.10, C.27, C.28, D.1–D.5, and E.10.ROLEGeneral bearer and consequence discovery, System recognition, evidence, time, causality, value and conflict handling, audit use, and role-word recovery.This DPF contributes recurring consequence-producing engineering situations, configuration inputs, receiving engineering decisions, and the specialist-interface move.

Reopen only a source-dependent claim that newer evidence can change. Treat a new standard or academic framework as evidence about its published claims; use observations or qualified estimates of performed practice for prevalence and effectiveness.