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9 S E C T I O N 2 is section describes the proposed system that results from the desired changes or user needs speci ed in the model ConOps. It describes the proposed system in a high-level manner, indicating the operational features that are to be provided without specifying design details.
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10 Initiating the Systems Engineering Process for Rural Connected Vehicle Corridors e proposed system (see Figure 3) builds on the capabilities described in Section 2.3.
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General System Description 11 M o d e D efinitio n Mode 1: Normal Operating Conditions Indicates that all key systems and equipment are operating correctly. Some secondary systems and equipment may be partially or fully non- operational due to a localiz ed failure or scheduled maintenance; however, overall operations and management of the system are not significantly impacted, and remediation actions are already in place ( e.g., maintenance personnel were notified)
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12 Initiating the Systems Engineering Process for Rural Connected Vehicle Corridors • Connected Vehicle Roadside Equipment is anticipated to be only sparsely located along rural corridors. • Connected Vehicle Roadside Equipment is provisioned to send and receive messages to facilitate information receipt and dissemination.
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General System Description 13 2.6 Actor Characteristics is section de nes the actors of the system and the roles and responsibilities of each of the users of the system. Table 2 is an example based on the proposed system context diagram (Figure 2)
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14 Initiating the Systems Engineering Process for Rural Connected Vehicle Corridors • e role of expert sta within the agency on developing forecasts or operational strategies by segment based on the new information produced by the proposed system • Cost-e ective real-time monitoring of key assets across the deployment area to support the proposed system 2.8 Operational Scenarios (or Use Cases) e operational scenarios (also called use cases)
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