Abstract
We demonstrate the use of the language of Live Sequence
Charts (LSCs) for specifying part of the air traf-
fic control system CTAS (Center TRACON Automation
System). We use a recent extension of LSCs to
handle symbolic instances, allowing an instance to be
associated with a class rather than with an object. This
allows us to specify scenario-based requirements that
could not have been expressed using concrete objects
only. This work can form the basis for applying execution,
verification and synthesis methods developed for
LSCs, on a real-world case study.
Original language | American English |
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Title of host publication | 2nd Int. Workshop on Scenarios and State Machines (SCESM'03) |
State | Published - 2003 |