Atmosphere PEATE External Interface Functional Test #3

Test Readiness Review

June 15, 2010(draft)

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Section Topic

1 Review Purpose

- Entrance Criteria

2 Objective and Approach

3 Atmosphere System Configuration

- Hardware and Software

4 Reference Documentation

5 Test Pre-requisites

6 Test Procedure

7 Roles and Responsibilities

8 Discrepancy Reporting

9 TRR Wrap-up

- Summary of readiness/review TRR exit criteria

Agenda

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TRR Purpose• The Atmosphere PEATE External Interface Test Readiness Review (TRR) ensures that the test article (hardware and

software), test facility, support personnel, and test procedures are ready for testing and test artifact acquisition.

• Any deficiencies or issues identified in the conduct of the TRR will be captured as action items are documented and tracked and tracked to ensure those issues requiring immediate address are resolved prior to the start of the test activity.

Entrance Criteria Agenda Section

Exit Criteria ReviewSummary

1. The objectives of the test have been clearly defined and documented, and procedures, and configuration of test items support those objectives

2 1. Adequate test procedure is complete and approved for the system under test.

2. Relevant configuration of system under test has been defined and agreed to.

3 2. Adequate identification and coordination of required test resources are complete.

3. Any pre-requisite testing has been successfully completed.

5 3. Any previous component test results form a satisfactory basis for proceeding into the planned test.

4. All TRR-specific materials (procedures, expected results) have been made available to all participants prior to review.

4, 6 4. Risk level is identified and accepted by competency leadership as required.

5. Any relevant known system discrepancies have been identified and dispositioned.

8 5. Plans to capture discrepancies from the test are documented.

6. All required resources, people, facilities, test articles, tools have been identified and available to support the test.

7 6. The objectives of the test have been clearly defined and documented and the review of procedures and configuration of item(s) provide a reasonable expectation that the objectives will be met.

7. Roles and responsibilities of all test participants are defined and agreed to.

7 7. The test case has been reviewed and analyzed for expected results, and the results are consistent with the test objectives.

8. Any appropriate test contingency planning has been accomplished and all personnel have been trained.

5 8. Test personnel have received appropriate training in test operation and any relevant safety procedures.

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Objective and Approach• Objective

– The objective of the Atmosphere PEATE SDS External Interface test is to verify as many Atmosphere

requirements as possible during Functional Test #3 in preparation for the SDS Mission Readiness Review

• Approach

– The Atmosphere PEATE will execute two test plans.

– Atmosphere_NICSE_Test_Plan_6_10_2010.doc External Interface

– Atmosphere_Science_Test_Plan_6_10_2010 Science Requirements

The test will be performed from the Atmosphere PEATE system located in the Atmospheric, Oceanic, and

Space Sciences Building , Space Science and Engineering Center (SSEC), University of Wisconsin, Madison,

Wisconsin

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Atmosphere PEATE System Configuration

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SDS Requirements Addressed

Reference Documentation

1. NPP SDS Data Segment Requirements Specifications, Code 429, GSFC 429-05-11-01, CH 06

2. Atmosphere_NICSE_Test_Plan_6_10_2010.doc3. Atmosphere_Science_Test_Plan_6_10_2010.doc

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Test Pre-requisites

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• Pre-test conditions

• Test Limitations

None

E-mail from NICSE identifying LUT name and checksum

Test Procedure

The test plan to be used during this test have been finalized by Atmosphere PEATE engineers and has been distributed to participants.

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Artifact Collection

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Screen shots will be taken during the tests to capture processing initiation and results.

Test Roles and Responsibilities

• Test Operators– NICSE Test Scott Mindock– LEOCAT Test Greg Quinn– Collocation Test Greg Quinn

• SDS Representative – Monitors test implementation

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Discrepancy Reporting

• Any discrepancy noted during the test will be identified, tracked and dispositioned.

• Atmosphere PEATE will implement existing internal process to track and solve discrepancies.

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TRR Wrap-up Definitions

Summary of readiness. Review of TRR exit criteria

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Entrance Criteria Agenda Section

Exit Criteria ReviewSummary

1. The objectives of the test have been clearly defined and documented, and procedures, and configuration of test items support those objectives

2 1. Adequate test procedure is complete and approved for the system under test.

2. Relevant configuration of system under test has been defined and agreed to.

3 2. Adequate identification and coordination of required test resources are complete.

3. Any pre-requisite testing has been successfully completed.

5 3. Any previous component test results form a satisfactory basis for proceeding into the planned test.

4. All TRR-specific materials (procedures, expected results) have been made available to all participants prior to review.

4, 6 4. Risk level is identified and accepted by competency leadership as required.

5. Any relevant known system discrepancies have been identified and dispositioned.

8 5. Plans to capture discrepancies from the test are documented.

6. All required resources, people, facilities, test articles, tools have been identified and available to support the test.

7 6. The objectives of the test have been clearly defined and documented and the review of procedures and configuration of item(s) provide a reasonable expectation that the objectives will be met.

7. Roles and responsibilities of all test participants are defined and agreed to.

7 7. The test case has been reviewed and analyzed for expected results, and the results are consistent with the test objectives.

8. Any appropriate test contingency planning has been accomplished and all personnel have been trained.

5 8. Test personnel have received appropriate training in test operation and any relevant safety procedures.