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A Requirements Capture Method and Its Use in an Air Traffic Control Application
T.L. McCluskey, J.M. Porteous, Y. Naik, C. Taylor, and S. Jones
Software Practice and Experience, 25:182-196, January 1995.Abstract
This paper describes our experience in capturing, using a formal specification language, a model of the knowledge-intensive domain of oceanic air traffic control. This model is intended to form part of the requirements specification for a decision support system for air traffic controllers. We give an overview of the methods we used in analysing the scope of the domain, choosing an appropriate formalism, developing a domain model, and validating the model in various ways. Central to the method was the development of a formal requirements engineering environment which provided automated tools for model validation and maintenance.
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@article{999,
author = {T.L. McCluskey and J.M. Porteous and Y. Naik and C. Taylor and S. Jones},
title = {{A Requirements Capture Method and Its Use in an Air Traffic Control Application}},
month = {January},
year = {1995},
pages = {182-196},
keywords = {determinacy analysis, Craig interpolants},
note = {},
doi = {},
url = {http://www.cs.kent.ac.uk/pubs/1995/999},
journal = {Software Practice and Experience},
other_year = {1995},
publication_type = {article},
submission_id = {24723_951742963},
volume = {25},
}