Functional

Specification
JNO-????? Dynamic execution
through SM

Date: 08/10/17

Author: Nathan Brook

Version: 1.0

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Contents
Introduction ...............................................................................................................................................................4
Requirement ..............................................................................................................................................................5
Functional Requirements .......................................................................................................................................5
Non Functional Requirements ...............................................................................................................................5
Use cases ..............................................................................................................................................................5
Wire Frames ..........................................................................................................................................................5
Improve Issue ........................................................................................................................................................5
Design ........................................................................................................................................................................6
Architecture ............................................................................................................................................................6
Data Model ............................................................................................................................................................6
High Level Design..................................................................................................................................................6
Low Level Design ..................................................................................................................................................6
Open Questions .....................................................................................................................................................6
Assumptions ..........................................................................................................................................................6
Testing .......................................................................................................................................................................7
Scenarios ...............................................................................................................................................................7
Unit Tests ...............................................................................................................................................................7
Integrated Tests .....................................................................................................................................................7
Operational Acceptance ...........................................................................................................................................8

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Introduction
There needs to be the ability use the Strategy Manager to use a variety of variables to influence traffic signals,
this needs to be as flexible as possible but the

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Requirement
Functional Requirements
As many examples as possible are shown below, we need to be able to both influence a facility and use incoming
data to make those changes. For example we might use the following to make changes within the system:

A certain level of any of a number criteria from loops (congestion / delay / Flow / Speed etc)
Presence on a queue loop for a particular amount of time either permanently or as a percentage of a particular
amount of time
A certain level of pollution
A certain journey time between to or more journey time monitors
A certain level of car park capacity being used
The rate at which a car park is filling or emptying
Other criteria

A combination of the above factors

We need to be able to do the following based on the above types of data:

Change plan running at one or more junctions until either a particular time has passed or the level monitored
drops back down below a set level
Bring in a green wave or hurry call
Stop or start a plan at one or several junctions
Allow or disallow bus priority to run at a junction or several junctions
Other actions?

Non Functional Requirements

N/A

Use cases
N/A

Wire Frames

Improve Issue
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Design
Architecture
N/A

Data Model

High Level Design

Low Level Design

Open Questions

Assumptions

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Testing
Scenarios
N/A

Unit Tests
No. Test Cases Expected Result Actual Result Status

Integrated Tests
N/A

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Operational Acceptance
ID Description Expected Result Actual Result Status

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