As part of the FP5-TRANS4M-R project a prototype test train has successfully tested the most relevant automated...
Successful Testing of the DAC with Powerline Train Backbone
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General Outputs
Harmonisation Outputs
Engineering Environment Team
The Engineering Environment team includes methods definition (System Engineering Management Plan (SEMP)) and tools provision and training (Polarion, Capella, SysML specification environment) for the whole System Pillar. It monitors the formal quality of the work items, their correct allocation to the tasks and domains, and the consistency, traceability and integrity of the specification and has therefore a central and active role in guiding and supporting other teams.
PRAMS
PRAMS requirements (most of the non-functional requirements) are coordinated centrally. This includes top-level design and assurance of the requirement implementation in the System Pillar Tasks. The PRAMS team is in charge to define the strategy, policies, methods, and principles to be followed by the other Tasks and Domains during the design activities as well as to coach and support implementation.
Outputs
Security
Security requirements are defined centrally. This includes security aspects as generic security architecture, threat and risk assessment, security requirements for system under consideration, definition of interfaces to Shared Cybersecurity Services, compliance to standards and legal obligations, and secure program requirements.