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Requirements for scenario control and analyses a. Requirements for a Scenario Manager The scenario management module is a tool that initialises the CI gateways and controls the experiment. For this, it holds all needed cross-domain models. Label Description PoC SCEN001 The scenario manager tool shall have the possibility to initialise the EII for a certain experiment from the scenario description. SCEN002 The scenario manager tool shall be able provide data to initialise the connected simulators (what to subscribe and what to publish) based on the scenario SCEN003 The scenario manager tool can be used to alter information Label Description PoC in the domain and cross-domain instance and meta-models SCEN004 The scenario manager tool shall not use information that is simulator specific SCEN005 The scenario manager should edit a list of scheduled events, which are simulated at the given time (as an alternative, such events could also be generated in the federated simulators) SCEN006 The customer shall use the scenario manager through the Portal. SCEN007 The customer shall control (start, stop, rollback, restore etc.) the federation and the experiment from the scenario manager. SCEN008 The scenario manager shall be able to send information to the EII compatible with the domain and cross-domain meta- models. Explanation: Such information may include (if so defined) changing the state, switching nodes on or off and changing the topology inside the connected simulator. SCEN009 The scenario manager design shall take into account the possibility to connect to future systems which can mimic decision making. For example: such a scenario manager could be a rule based system imitating a telecom operator. SCEN010 The scenario editor may be able to initialise a simulator with the (intra)domain instance model data. Note that the intra-domain model of a Bridge Simulator, describes the cross domain model. SCEN011 It shall be able to permit a limited interaction with a federated simulation session in order to modify at run-time some element of a scenario. SCEN012 The scenario management should include monitoring of the federation. SCEN013 Scenario management functions/rules are applicable as registered by the user. SCEN014 A scenario management tool may support a user to check for completeness and consistency of a simulation model. SCEN015 The scenario manager should be able to manage scenarios. SCEN016 The scenario manager should be able to add classifying data to the scenario. SCEN017 The user can select on the scenari...
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