The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) team was involved in an
Architecture-Centric Virtual Integration Process shadow project for the
U.S. Army’s Aviation and Missile Research, Development, and Engineering
Center (AMRDEC) Science & Technology Joint Multi-Role (JMR) vertical
lift program on the Joint Common Architecture (JCA) Demonstration. The
JCA Demo used the Modular Integrated Survivability (MIS) system. The MIS
project provided a Situational Awareness Data Manager service that was
integrated with Data Correlation and Fusion Manager (DCFM). This report
summarizes the approach taken in the architecture-led safety analysis of
what will be referred to as the JMR aircraft survivability situation
awareness (ASSA) system. The ASSA system was the focus of the Phase 2
MIS project, in which an AMRDEC team developed support services for ASSA
and contractors provided a DCFM component. These components were
implemented to be in conformance with the Future Airborne Capability
Environment (FACE™) Standard specification for portability and
integrated on two hardware platforms. By taking an architecture-led
approach to safety analysis the SEI team was been able to demonstrate
the use of Architecture Analysis and Design Language and the Error Model
V2 Annex standard in performing safety analysis of an embedded software
system.
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