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Fault-Based Analysis: Improving IVV Through Requirements Risk Reduction 02 Jane Hayes Rama Bireddy D.N. American SAIC Outline Research Objective Research Approach Progress to Date Current Plans Future Work Research Approach (Phase I) Progress to Date NUREG/CR-6316 basis of general taxonomy Literature survey (55 references) resulted in three additions to taxonomy Review of defect data for 3 NASA projects resulted in two additions and re-organization of taxonomy General Taxonomy NASA Requirement Faults Have proven difficult to obtain Level of detail varies greatly Have thus far received and examined IVV “comments” on requirement problems for 3 projects Project fault reports related to requirements for 1 project Data very useful, resulted in several changes to fault taxonomy and taxonomy extension/tailoring processes Task 6 Process for extending fault taxonomy split into two parts: Process A and Process B Process A - activities to develop a Class-specific taxonomy Outputs of Process A are inputs to Process B Process B – activities to develop a project-specific taxonomy Processes for Extending Fault Taxonomies High level process Class-Specific Taxonomy Process Current Plans Obtain requirement-related fault reports for additional NASA projects Perform Process A (Class-specific) for classes for which we have data Complete list of IVV techniques Continue sharing information and soliciting feedback from ST-5 project Prepare final report Future Work (Phase II) Build taxonomy of IVV techniques Survey literature and determine what techniques have been shown to detect certain types of requirement faults Gather expert opinion to fill in gaps of the technique-to-fault matrix Design experiments to validate some of the technique-to-fault mappings Provide resulting information in an Advanced Risk Reduction Tool (ARRT) friendly format Backup How does this differ from ODC? ODC uses a fixed set of trigger and defect types Our emphasis is on building tailored taxonomies We use histor