by Brizzy Web Development | Jan 1, 2025 | Safety Assurance Framework
Coverage When referring to Coverage, it contains two aspects, for example ‘X is covering Y’, with this in mind bullets below provide a summary of the types of coverage considerations discussed in the SUNRISE project, followed by more detailed explanation. At the...
by Brizzy Web Development | Jan 1, 2025 | Safety Assurance Framework
Safety Argument The Safety Argument component evaluates test results to assess the system’s safety through four interconnected stages: coverage analysis, test evaluation, safety case, and decision-making. Coverage This stage examines test coverage from multiple...
by Brizzy Web Development | Jan 1, 2025 | Safety Assurance Framework
Execute In the Execute block, the test execution might happen in a virtual, hybrid or physical test environment, depending on the test instance resulting from the Allocate block. The allocated test cases form the input for this block. How the tests are carried out is...
by Brizzy Web Development | Jan 1, 2025 | Safety Assurance Framework
Allocate The SUNRISE Safety Assurance Framework is test environment-agnostic, allowing scenarios to be executed in a range of test environments, from fully virtual to hybrid environments (such as Hardware-in-the-Loop) to controlled physical environments (such as...
by Brizzy Web Development | Jan 1, 2025 | Safety Assurance Framework
Query & Concretise The Query & Concretise block takes input from the Input block, which contains Operational Design Domain (ODD), behaviour, external requirements, and test objectives. It then passes these requirements to the SUNRISE Data Framework (DF) as a...
by Jason Xizhe Zhang | Jan 1, 2025 | Safety Assurance Framework
Environment The Environment block of the SUNRISE Safety Assurance Framework (SAF) operationalises test scenarios through three stages: querying and concretising, allocating test environments, and executing scenarios. Query & Concretise Scenarios are retrieved from...