HiP-HOPS and Tool Support for ASILs Sample Clauses

HiP-HOPS and Tool Support for ASILs. 2.4.3.1 Current HiP-HOPS Support The algorithm described in Section 2.4.2 is already implemented as part of HiP-HOPS, though only in prototype form and likely not bug-free. It can be activated by including a new command line option: "decomposeSILs=true". The main input to the process is the Hazard, which is included as part of the new XML interface to HiP-HOPS. It is intended for Hazards to replace the older System Outport style of system failure definition, as they are more flexible and more useful (e.g. to support ASIL decomposition). The XML Model element contains an optional Hazards element, which in turn contains any number of Hazard elements defining the system-level hazard failures. Each Hazard contains:  Name (string)  Description (string, optional)  Safety Requirement (integer, optional) - represents the ASIL. Uses integers, so ASIL D = 4, ASIL C = 3, ASIL B = 2, ASIL A = 1, QM = 0.  Severity (double, optional)  A Hazard Expression (string) - a logical expression consisting of one or more output deviations in any perspective of the model connected by AND or OR operators. Advanced operators (NOT, temporal) are not applicable here (yet). This is all the information that HiP-HOPS needs to commence ASIL decomposition, as it obtains the fault trees and cut sets itself by analysing the model it is given. The algorithm has not been tested on large models and it is anticipated that the process will be relatively slow for larger numbers of basic events and safety requirements (due to the combinatorial explosion nature of enumerating all possible valid allocations of ASILs). More control over the process (e.g. timeouts, logging information) could be provided by adding further command line parameters. At the other end, the output can be included (assuming ASIL decomposition takes place) as part of the HTML-style output currently produced by HiP-HOPS:
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