NSV-10c Resources Event-Trace Description
Resources Event-Trace Descriptions (NSV-10c) are used for moving from the initial systems design to the next level of detail, to help define a sequence of system interactions, and to ensure that each participating system or human role has the necessary information it needs, at the right time, in order to perform its assigned functionality.
NSV-10c provides a time-ordered examination of system data elements exchanged between participating systems (external and internal) or human roles, as a result of a particular scenario or situation. Each particular scenario or situation may reflect system-specific aspects or refinements of critical sequences of events described in the NATO Operational View.
The NSV-10c Report Template
The NSV-10c report template provides a report of the interaction scenarios of the architecture.
An interaction scenario lists all the communications that takes place within an operational node for a particular scenario (context).The parameter used for the report is the Architecture to be analyzed.
The NSV-10c Resources Event-Trace Description Chapter
This chapter lists all the interaction scenarios in a table. The table displays the short name, the long name and the comment of the interaction scenarios.
An interaction scenario lists all the communications that takes place within an operational node for a particular scenario (context).A specific paragraph is added for each interaction scenario which has detailed information. This paragraph contains:
• The diagrams describing the interaction scenario
• The list of participating system or human role instances (name and comment)
• The list of message instances