ITU-T Workshop 23 November 2002 on
Use of Description Techniques
By
Arve Meisingset
Study Group 17 Vice chairman
Purpose
The objective of the workshop is
to determine needs for improvements to the description
techniques for various application domains.
The presentations of experiences from use of
individual ITU description techniques and of
combined use of description techniques are the basis for
determining needs.
The presentations also provide an opportunity
to compare and contrast different approaches.
Contributions
The workshop is seeking contributions from the following domains:
* Usage experiences on the applicability of individual description
techniques
* Usage experiences on the combined use of description techniques
* Experiences from learning and introductory use of description
techniques
* Different needs for informal and formal use of the description
techniques
* Needs for extending or focusing the scope of ITU description
techniques
* Experiences from tool support and identification of needs for
improvements (?)
* Experiences from and needs for support, such as consultancy,
teaching, and marketing (?)
* Needs for co-ordination with non-ITU description techniques
Context
May contribute to
project on co-ordination of use of the description
techniques
Key results may be labelled
- Unified Language Family (ulf)
- Telecommunication Interoperation Language Environment
(tile)
Dynamics
The pack
… covering the tiles
Agenda morning
09:30–09:45
09:45–10:15
10:15–10:45
10:45–11:00
11:00–11:30
11:30–12:00
12:00–12:30
Opening. Arve Meisinget
Use of object-oriented modeling (OOM) principles and
UML notation to define Signalling requirements.
Raphael Schumacher
Syntax language for the support of PSTN/ISDN services
within IP session control protocols. Keith Mainwaring
Coffee break
SG 16 activities and the need for formal description
techniques. Simao Ferraz de Campos Neto
Use and needs of Decription Techniques in Study Group
4. Knut Johannessen
Summary of needs for description techniques within
ITU. Amardeo Sarma
Agenda afternoon
14:00–14:30
14:30–15:00
15:00–15:30
15:30–16:00
16:00–16:30
16:30–17:00
17:00–17:30
SDL & Requirements of Signalling Systems.
William H. Skelton
The use of TTCN-3 for Software Testing.
Ina Schieferdecker
Experiences from teaching, learning and introductory
use of description techniques. Richard Sanders
Coffee break
Using the User Requirements Notation. Daniel Amyot
Back to Basic SDL. Rick Reed
Summary of workshop and action items.
Thomas Weigert
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