View TRAK:Claim
Version & Date
20th December 2014
Configuration History
See change record for the TRAK metamodel at http://trakmetamodel.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/trakmetamodel/trunk/?view=log
Definition
Part of the TRAK Management Perspective.
That which is claimed.
To claim - To assert and demand recognition of i.e. something which is asserted.
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Tests For
Tests Against
Attributes
- claim description
- submission date
- acceptance date
+ Inherited Attributes Architecture Description Element
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Implementation of TRAK Attribute Names and Values
The implementation of TRAK attributes in a tool is controlled by ‘TRAK. Implementation. Architecture Description Elements’ with respect to the case, spelling of attributes and format of values. See References section below.
Relationships
Claim participates in the following relationships:
- Claim about Architecture Description Element
- Organisation makes Claim
- Role makes Claim
- Claim has part Claim
- Claim supports Claim
- Argument supports Claim
- Claim opposes Claim
- Argument opposes Claim
- Evidence proves Claim
- Evidence disproves Claim
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Master Architecture View
Any Claim used within an architecture description of the system-of-interest must appear on a MV-04 Assurance View for the architecture description.
The MV-04 is the Master Architecture View for Claim.
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Comments
A Claim is a fundamental part of the Claim - Argument - Evidence (CAE) structure used in describing the structure of an assurance case such as that used for safety assurance (or a safety case as it used to be called in “old money”). TRAK provides the ability to make a claim about any element in any of the TRAK Perspectives (Claim about ...) linking the assurance case to the architecture description. The Argument element allows a feature represented in the architecture description to be used as the basis for part of the supporting / opposing argument.
Other Frameworks
Neither MODAF nor the NATO Architecture Framework are able to represent a Claim within their metamodels.
Category:Metamodel -> Stereotype
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