11 November: Day 1

Your full admission to the Conference includes participation in the Workshop sponsored by our Gold Sponsor, Dassault Systems, as well as lunch and refreshments throughout the day.

8:00-10:00am — SEP Exam

(Offsite - separate registration through INCOSE required. Click here to read more about paper exams.)

9:30 Check-in Opens

9:30-10:00: Coffee / Tea

10:00-12:00: Workshop (Dassault Systems)

Charting the Course to MBSE and Digital Engineering Adoption in New Zealand

12:00-12:45: Networking Lunch

12:45-12:50 Welcome

12:50-1:20 Keynote

1:20-3:20 Technical Session 1

Presentations 1-4

3:20-3:30 Afternoon Tea

3:30-3:45 Gold Sponsor Address

3:45-5:50 Technical Session 2

Presentations 5-9

Closing Remarks

6:00-8:00 Networking Event

12 November: Day 2

Your full admission to the Conference includes lunch and refreshments throughout the day.

8:30 Check-in Opens

8:30-9:00: Coffee / Tea

9:00-9:10 Welcome

9:10-9:40 Keynote

9:40-10:40 Technical Session 3

Presentations 10-11

10:40-11:10: Morning Tea

11:10-12:40 Technical Session 4

Presentations 12-14

12:40-1:30: Networking Lunch

1:30-3:00 Technical Session 5

Presentations 15-17

3:00-3:25: Afternoon Tea

3:25-4:55 Technical Session 6

Presentations 18-20

Closing Remarks

PresentationTitlePresenterCo-Authors
1Dealing with Uncertainty: Enhancing Decision-Making and Resilience in Complex SystemsLaurence Scott Bowman, Synchrony Projects
2Client challenges introducing SE on large projectsRussell McMullan, City Rail Link LtdSteve Dennehy, Aurecon
3City Rail Link - Safety Case Variation using Goal Structuring NotationSteven Wallace, Shoal Group PtyChristian Parra-John, KiwiRail
4Integrating Railway Safety Standards with Systems Engineering PhilosophyPaul Dickinson, Link Alliance
5Design Process for a Novel Tunnel Intrusion Warning System for the City Rail Link (CRL)Luke Fischer, Link Alliance (WSP)Cris Braganza, Link Alliance (Vinci Grands Projets)
Steve Dennehy, Link Alliance (Aurecon)
6Small Junction, Big Tests: Testing of Newmarket JunctionNathan King, Aurecon
7Effectively communicating SE performance metrics to a non-SE audience on the City Rail Link projectRyan O'Donohue, WSP
8Enhancing Project Outcomes with Mid‑Project Requirements ManagementCelia Fernandes, Beca
9Elevating Requirements Reviews with AI: Streamlining Efficiency and QualityJos Spaans, BecaNathan Pages, Beca
Sidhant Raje, Beca
Jessica Tucker, Beca
10Accelerating Innovation with Integrated MBSE: From Early Design to System ValidationRuth-Anne Marchant, MathWorks Australia
11Lean Systems Engineering in Aotearoa: A Case Study in MBSENick Pickering, University of Waikato/TD>
12Case Study of SOFIA Operations: How V&V And Science Observations Were Paired Before And After FOCKarina Leppik, Vela Science
13The Not-So-Odd Couple - How HF And SE Integrate to Deliver Usable CapabilityJenny Lancaster, AureconJanelle Aitken, Aurecon
14Spacecraft operations internships from a systems engineering contextMahima Fisher, University of Auckland
15A Golden Thread Through New Zealand Business Case DevelopmentKarim Nazli, WSPJohn Welford, WSP
Steve Dennehy, Aurecon
Sam Jones, Cubic Transportation Systems
Henissa Tong, Air New Zealand
Smriti Nair, New Zealand Defence Force
16Distributed Continuous Value Assessment: A System For Prioritising NZDF's Digital WorkBen Robert Morton, NZDF
17The application of ISO 29148 to requirements in NZ infrastructure projectsJohn Welford, WSP
18An energy systems model of New Zealand emphasizing solar power integrationPhillippe Bruneau, University of Canterbury"Dirk Pons, University of Canterbury
Patrick Sheperd, University of Canterbury
Alan Wood, University of Canterbury
19The role of standards and specifications in a complex transport systems engineering environmentRussell Pinchen, Waka Kotahi [New Zealand Transport Agency]
20Right-Sizing' Systems Engineering for New Zealand ProjectsSteven Wallace, Shoal Group PtyJohn Welford, WSP