Ongoing Requirements Discovery in High-Integrity Systems

Authors:
Robyn R. Lutz;Inés Carmen Mikulski
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEEE Software
Year:
2004

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Abstract

The discovery of new requirements and new requirements knowledge continues throughout the lifetime of many high-integrity embedded systems. Anomaly reports from testing and operations on eight spacecraft at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory revealed four mechanisms for how we discover and resolve requirements. Understanding these mechanisms identifies guidelines to help prevent anomalies found during testing from recurring during operations.