by Brizzy Web Development | Jan 1, 2025 | Safety Assurance Framework
Allocate The SUNRISE Safety Assurance Framework is test environment-agnostic. This means it allows scenarios to be executed in a range of test environments. From fully virtual, to hybrid environments (such as Hardware-in-the-Loop) and fully physical environments (such...
by Brizzy Web Development | Jan 1, 2025 | Safety Assurance Framework
Query & Concretise The Query & Concretise block takes input from the Input block such as ODD description, external requirements, CCAM system specifications or pass/fail criteria. It then passes relevant data extracted from these inputs to the SUNRISE Data...
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 to test environments and executing scenarios. Query & Concretise In this block, scenarios...
by Brizzy Web Development | Jan 1, 2025 | Safety Assurance Framework
Store After scenarios are created and formatted, the next step is to Store them in a scenario database for downstream testing activities. This storage of scenarios takes place in external SCDBs, and is not covered in the scope of the SUNRISE project. Nevertheless, the...
by Brizzy Web Development | Jan 1, 2025 | Safety Assurance Framework
Format Once the scenarios are created, the next step is to Format them in a way that represents the scenario effectively. The Format block therefore involves the structuring of the scenario, preferably using a standardized scenario description language such as ASAM...
by Brizzy Web Development | Jan 1, 2025 | Safety Assurance Framework
Create The Create block entails acquiring the necessary data and knowledge to create scenarios. This creation of scenarios takes place in external SCDBs, and is not covered in the scope of the SUNRISE project. Nevertheless, the Create block forms an integral part of...
