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An essential basis for the development of software for safety-critical systems is to establish high-quality requirements specifications. This paper describes an approach to the incremental and iterative analysis of requirements for safety-critical systems. Safety specifications are developed to ensure that hazard states are avoided and the system’s integrity is maintained even in the presence of failures in system components.
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Anderson, T., de Lemos, R., Saeed, A. (1995). Analysis of Safety Requirements for Process Control Systems. In: Randell, B., Laprie, JC., Kopetz, H., Littlewood, B. (eds) Predictably Dependable Computing Systems. ESPRIT Basic Research Series. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-79789-7_2
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