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SunGuide TM Software Development Project Test Readiness Review (TRR) Meeting for SunGuide Release 4.0 August 18, 2008. Introductions. Agenda. Logistics. Test location: ITS Demo Lab Breaks: Rolling Lunch SwRI Cafeteria Internet: Available in the lobby (100baseT connection). Restrooms. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Introductions

SunGuideSunGuideTMTM Software Development Project Software Development Project

Test Readiness Review (TRR) Meeting for Test Readiness Review (TRR) Meeting for SunGuide Release 4.0SunGuide Release 4.0

August 18, 2008August 18, 2008

August 18, 2008 1

Page 2: Introductions

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 2

Introductions

Page 3: Introductions

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 3

AgendaAgendaDate / Time Item Lead

August 18

8:30 – 9:30

Test Readiness Review (TRR) Meeting:Discuss project statusDiscuss testing processReview test proceduresDiscuss lab configurationOpen discussion

Dellenback

Robert Heller

August 18

9:30 – 10:30

Detailed Discussion of Center-to-Center:How it worksHow is being used in Release 4.0

Steve Dellenback

August 18

10:30 – 11:30

IC-1: Admin Editor (AE)

IC-2: Configuration (CFG)SwRI Team

August 18

1:00 – 5:00

IC-3: Events (EV)

IC-4: SAE Codes (SAE)

IC-5: Alternate Roads (ALT)

IC-6: Video (VID)

SwRI Team

August 19

8:30 – 12:00

IC-7: Floodgates (FG)

IC-8: Center-to-Center (C2C)SwRI Team

August 19

1:00 – 5:00

IC-9: Reporting (REP)

IC-10: Database (DBASE)

IC-11: Miscellaneous (MISC)

SwRI Team

August 20

8:00 – 9:00Retest / revisit open issues SwRI Team

August 20

9:00 – 11:00

Wrap up discussions:FL-ATIS FAT and IV&VDeployment activities planned

John Bonds

All

August 20

11:00 – 11:30Preview of Release 4.1 (Travel Time) GUIs SwRI Team

Page 4: Introductions

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 4

LogisticsLogistics

Test location:– ITS Demo Lab

Breaks:– Rolling

Lunch– SwRI Cafeteria

Internet:– Available in the lobby

(100baseT connection)

Restrooms

Restrooms

Restrooms

Lobby

Demo Lab

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 5

Current Project StatusCurrent Project Status

Release 4.0 Development Complete

115 Requirements

SwRI has been running:

– Data stream to the FL-ATIS team for over 12 weeks

– In the lab for 3 weeks

SwRI has exercised the system

– Unit testing

– Ad hoc testing

– Dry runs of the SICP

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 6

Architecture: What Changed?Architecture: What Changed?

511 Removed

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 7

Test Hardware LayoutTest Hardware Layout

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 8

Discuss Lab ConfigurationDiscuss Lab Configuration

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 9

Discuss Lab Configuration :Discuss Lab Configuration :SwRI Server FarmSwRI Server Farm

SAN:– Two drive bays– 6 fiber connected

hosts

FAT:– Two DL380s:

• Laplace• Pythagoras

Development:– Six DL380s– Eight DL370s

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 10

Environment NoteEnvironment Note

Note that SwRI has both “real” equipment and simulators in the lab

There are times that the simulators “mis-behave” and we find ourselves “re-testing” to achieve the results

The “re-tests” do NOT require software modifications

For example, one time a drunk driver took out the power (actually causing a short on the power lines and toasted a number of devices such as voice mail) to SwRI and the Cortec Codecs have never been the same.

SwRI has other project’s that will occasionally (accidentally) “hit” our development devices

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 11

Discuss Testing ProcessDiscuss Testing Process

Purpose:– Review preparations for testing– Walk through the test procedures at a very high level and

determine if anyone has any comments

Ground Rules:– Testing will not depart from the written procedures– Any requested “ad hoc” testing will occur after the formal

testing process– Re-writing of requirements / scope additions will be captured

for future consideration

Approvals:– FDOT/SwRI will witness each test case (on “Master SICP”)– At the conclusion, FDOT will sign SICP cover page to

acknowledge all tests were executed as written/noted in the “Master SICP”

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 12

How Testing Will OccurHow Testing Will Occur

For each Integration Case (IC):

– SwRI will explain the objective of the IC

– Requirements will be reviewed

– A “reader” will walk through each test case (see next slide for an ‘example’ test case)

– An “operator” will perform the GUI actions

– Results will be captured

– Note: Enhancements will be captured for future review by FDOT

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 13

Test Case ExampleTest Case Example

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 14

Review Test ProceduresReview Test Procedures

IC-1: Admin Editor (AE) IC-2: Configuration (CFG) IC-3: Events (EV) IC-4: SAE Codes (SAE) IC-5: Alternate Roads (ALT) IC-6: Video (VID) IC-7: Floodgates (FG) IC-8: Center-to-Center (C2C) IC-9: Reporting (REP) IC-10: Database (DBASE) IC-11: Miscellaneous (MISC)

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 15

General DiscussionGeneral Discussion

Questions About Test Cases?

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 16

Open Discussion

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 17

AgendaAgendaDate / Time Item Lead

August 18

8:30 – 9:30

Test Readiness Review (TRR) Meeting:Discuss project statusDiscuss testing processReview test proceduresDiscuss lab configurationOpen discussion

Dellenback

Robert Heller

August 18

9:30 – 10:30

Detailed Discussion of Center-to-Center:How it worksHow is being used in Release 4.0

Steve Dellenback

August 18

10:30 – 11:30

IC-1: Admin Editor (AE)

IC-2: Configuration (CFG)SwRI Team

August 18

1:00 – 5:00

IC-3: Events (EV)

IC-4: SAE Codes (SAE)

IC-5: Alternate Roads (ALT)

IC-6: Video (VID)

SwRI Team

August 19

8:30 – 12:00

IC-7: Floodgates (FG)

IC-8: Center-to-Center (C2C)SwRI Team

August 19

1:00 – 5:00

IC-9: Reporting (REP)

IC-10: Database (DBASE)

IC-11: Miscellaneous (MISC)

SwRI Team

August 20

8:00 – 9:00Retest / revisit open issues SwRI Team

August 20

9:00 – 11:00

Wrap up discussions:FL-ATIS FAT and IV&VDeployment activities planned

John Bonds

All

August 20

11:00 – 11:30Preview of Release 4.1 (Travel Time) GUIs SwRI Team

Page 18: Introductions

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 18

Florida Statewide 511 System ConceptFlorida Statewide 511 System ConceptFrom FDOT Data Fusion Requirements DocumentFrom FDOT Data Fusion Requirements Document

Page 19: Introductions

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 19

FLATIS Functional SubsystemsFLATIS Functional SubsystemsFrom FDOT Data Fusion Requirements DocumentFrom FDOT Data Fusion Requirements Document

DFS provides data to IDS via C2C

SunGuide data and other local and district sources

Page 20: Introductions

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 20

Release 4.0 and FL-ATIS Release 4.0 and FL-ATIS ResponsibilitiesResponsibilities

SunGuide C2C is the “transport mechanism” If other agencies (e.g. OOCEA) wish to provide data it

MUST comply with the SunGuide C2C interface requirements

Page 21: Introductions

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 21

C2C Infrastructure Concept:C2C Infrastructure Concept:Deploying a C2C “Cloud”Deploying a C2C “Cloud”

Page 22: Introductions

How SunGuide Data gets to How SunGuide Data gets to FL-ATIS…FL-ATIS…

Data:– In general, as SunGuide updates data it is immediately transmitted to

the C2C– C2C pushes data to a receiver’s plugin, from there, the processing of

the data is the burden of the receiver Data Format:

– Specified in the SunGuide Center-to-Center Interface Control Document (ICD), last published on July 25, 2008

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 22

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R4.0 Conceptual Data FlowR4.0 Conceptual Data Flow

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 23

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Providing Data to Other Providing Data to Other “Consumers” (3“Consumers” (3rdrd Parties) Parties)

C2C:

– Is the “method” SunGuide uses to transmit data outside the “domain” of a SunGuide deployment.

– Was built using the available ITS Standards produced by NEMA, AASHTO, and ITE.

The 3rd party feed identified in FDOT DFS document will be a “C2C feed”. C2C ICD:

– Has been published (this describes how to access the data).

– To access the data feed a program has to be developed that access the web service that provides data in XML format (see the C2C ICD).

– Suggestion to develop an application that simply deposits the data every ‘x’ minutes onto a FTP server has been made.

Note: the www.fl511.com developed for Release 3.0 used C2C as the source for data.

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 24

Page 25: Introductions

SunGuide Event ProcessingSunGuide Event Processing

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 25

Page 26: Introductions

Weather ProcessingWeather Processing

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 26

Page 27: Introductions

External EventsExternal Events

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 27

Note: “nearby” distance is configurable

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Restricting Publishing of EventsRestricting Publishing of Events

Operator can determine if an event is published to FL-ATIS:

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 28

Page 29: Introductions

Floodgate ProcessingFloodgate Processing

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 29

FDOT provided an Excel spreadsheet with all possible Floodgate combinations

Converted to XML file by FDOT SunGuide uses XML file which allows a “soft” configuration

– any changes to the file need to be SIMULTANEOUSLY coordinated across SG deployments and FL-ATIS

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Floodgate - continuedFloodgate - continued

Each floodgate: two audio recordings, two text entries Each banner: two text entries

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 30

Page 31: Introductions

Floodgate - continuedFloodgate - continued

Status:– Retrieved from the FL-ATIS C2C plugin database (THIS IS THE SOURCE

FOR FLOODGATE STATUS)– Sent to C2C for distribution– Transmitted to each deployment “subscribed” for Floodgate status data– Selecting banner/message takes operator back to “entry” screen so edits

can easily performed

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 31

Page 32: Introductions

DMS ProcessingDMS Processing

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 32

Page 33: Introductions

CCTV ProcessingCCTV Processing

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 33

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Travel Time / Traffic ConditionsTravel Time / Traffic Conditions

TSS generated “link” data published as available (e.g. a lot of detectors implies a lot of C2C data)

TvT (Travel Time) data published at the rate of a “tunable” TvT parameter (e.g. C2C publishes as it arrives)

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 34

Page 35: Introductions

SAE Code InterpretationSAE Code Interpretation

SAE Description is updated whenever Event is “Saved”.

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 35

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SunGuide 4.0 TRR 36

Event Management:Event Management:Configuration Screens – 4.0 ChangesConfiguration Screens – 4.0 Changes

View the Configuration of (note these are view only as of Release 4.0 due to FLATIS):

– Event type

August 18, 2008

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SunGuide 4.0 TRR 37

Event Management:Event Management:Configuration Screens – 4.0 ChangesConfiguration Screens – 4.0 Changes

View the Configuration of (note these are view only as of Release 4.0 due to FLATIS):

– Vehicle tracking: vehicle types

August 18, 2008

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Test Data SourcesTest Data Sources

Two sources of data:– SwRI Test Data feed (FULL feed available since May 16)

– XML Tester (a ‘controlled’ tool)

August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 38

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August 18, 2008SunGuide 4.0 TRR 39

AgendaAgendaDate / Time Item Lead

August 18

8:30 – 9:30

Test Readiness Review (TRR) Meeting:Discuss project statusDiscuss testing processReview test proceduresDiscuss lab configurationOpen discussion

Dellenback

Robert Heller

August 18

9:30 – 10:30

Detailed Discussion of Center-to-Center:How it worksHow is being used in Release 4.0

Steve Dellenback

August 18

10:30 – 11:30

IC-1: Admin Editor (AE)

IC-2: Configuration (CFG)SwRI Team

August 18

1:00 – 5:00

IC-3: Events (EV)

IC-4: SAE Codes (SAE)

IC-5: Alternate Roads (ALT)

IC-6: Video (VID)

SwRI Team

August 19

8:30 – 12:00

IC-7: Floodgates (FG)

IC-8: Center-to-Center (C2C)SwRI Team

August 19

1:00 – 5:00

IC-9: Reporting (REP)

IC-10: Database (DBASE)

IC-11: Miscellaneous (MISC)

SwRI Team

August 20

8:00 – 9:00Retest / revisit open issues SwRI Team

August 20

9:00 – 11:00

Wrap up discussions:FL-ATIS FAT and IV&VDeployment activities planned

John Bonds

All

August 20

11:00 – 11:30Preview of Release 4.1 (Travel Time) GUIs SwRI Team


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