@book{van_gigch_system_1991,
	title = {System design: modeling and metamodeling},
	abstract = {As Lhe preceding illustration demonstrates, system design requires an understanding of three domains: 1. Reality, 2 Modeling, and 3 Metamodeling We propose to study these domains from the perspective of three different inquiring systems, as follows: 1. An inquiring system which studies reality (Part I), 2 An inquiring system which works at the levei of modeling (Part. II), and 3. An inquiring system vvhich operatcs at the levei of metamodeling (Paris III and IV) Unless we understand Lhe nature of reality, we cannot model successfully. Likewise, the system design process requires that we understand the intrinsic nature of modeling, the study of which involves what we call metamodeling T'he process of abstraction is used to acate models from reality (modeling) and to create metamodels from models (metamodeling).},
	author = {Van Gigch, Jonh P.},
	year = {1991},
	note = {bibtex*:VanGigchSystemdesignmodeling1991},
}

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