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SACE outline

Example 8 - ODM and identified interactions
Note 8 - Mission and non-mission interactions

Example 9 - Decision point for an autonomous robot
Example 10 - Enumerated situations for an autonomous robot
Example 11 - Autonomous car turning at a roundabout
Example 12 - Autonomous insulin pump
Example 13 - Autonomous robot
Example 14 - Autonomous car
Example 15 - Autonomous insulin pump

Example 16 - Hazardous scenarios
Note 9 - System environmental belief state

AS hazardous scenarios assurance case pattern [I]

Example 17 - Autonomous car braking requirement
Example 18 - SOC for autonomous car on construction site
Example 19 - Autonomous insulin infusion pump
Example 20 - Autonomous passenger shuttle
Example 21 - Autonomous insulin infusion pump
Example 22 - Autonomous car in emergency roadworks
Note 10 - Requirements syntax
Note 11 - System-level safety requirements
Note 12 - Sufficient mitigation for hazardous scenarios
Definition of sufficiently safe [K]

Note 13 - Simulation

SOC argument pattern [N]

Example 24 - Different tiers of an autonomous system
Note 14 - Intent of the safety requirements
Note 15 - Decomposing safety requirements
Note 16 - Link between safety requirements and the design process
Note 17 - Machine learning

Note 18 - Relationships between safety requirements

Safety requirements argument pattern [S]

Note 19 - Definition of system architecture
Note 20 - Logical and physical structure of the system
Note 21 - Diversity in architecture redundancy
Note 22 - Fault tolerance approaches
Design process for tier n [X]

Note 23 - Independent reviewers

AS design assurance argument pattern [U]

Example 25 - Autonomous passenger shuttle
Note 24 - HAZOP analysis

Example 26 - Sensors for autonomous robot

AS hazardous failures argument pattern [DD]

Example 29 - Drone in severe weather conditions
Description of key features of environment outside ODM [FF]

Example 30 - Autonomous car leaving a motorway
Example 31 - Car's rainfall sensor
Note 27 - Challenges to recognising the ODM boundary

Example 32
ODM transition model [JJ]

Example 33 - Satellite ‘safe modes’
Note 28 - Handover
Stakeholder risk acceptance definition [LL]

AS Hazardous Scenarios Assurance Case Pattern PP [PP]

Example 34 - In‐the‐loop simulation

AS verification Log [SS]

AS verification argument pattern [UU]

Instantiate AS operating context assurance argument pattern

This activity requires as input the AS operating context assurance argument pattern ([G]), as well as the artefacts from Activity 1, Activity 2 and Activity 3 ([B], [C], [D], [E]and [F]). The activity uses these artefacts to create an instantiated AS operating context assurance argument ([H]) which demonstrates that the defined ODM is sufficient to support the safe operation of the AS.

Continue to: Artefact G. AS operating context assurance argument pattern
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