Tool Development Roadmap

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Task Plan

ADVANCE Tool Roadmap.png

Task Status

Task Id Deliverable Title Status
3.2.1 D3.2, D3.3, D3.4 Answer questions from ADVANCE partners
3.2.2 D3.2, D3.3, D3.4 Process feature requests and platform issues
3.2.3 D3.2, D3.3, D3.4 Maintain and evolve model editors
3.2.4 D3.2, D3.3, D3.4 Ensure Event-B handbook consistency
3.3.1.a D3.2, D3.3 Enrich SMT support for Event-B mathematical language
3.3.1.b D3.2, D3.3 Assess SMT solvers effectiveness
3.3.2.a D3.2 Develop specialised prover tactics for case studies
3.3.2.b D3.2 Add FAQ in handbook with tips on prover tactics
3.3.3.a D3.2, D3.3 Develop methods for combining SAT/SMT with ProB
3.3.3.b D3.3 Develop methods for state space compression and state hashing
3.3.4.a D3.3 Develop links between theory plug-in and SMT
3.3.4.b D3.3 Develop links between theory plug-in and ProB
3.3.4.c D3.3 Develop links between theory plug-in and user tactics
3.4.1.a D3.3 Develop a theory of real arithmetic
3.4.1.b D3.4 Develop other domain-specific theories for case studies
3.4.2.a D3.3 Develop enabledness-preservation proof obligations
3.4.2.b D3.3 Link modelling of discrete behaviour with continuous behaviour
3.4.2.c D3.3 Develop Event-B extensions to specify temporal properties
3.4.2.d D3.3 Extend UML-B plug-in to support additional UML and SysML features
3.4.3.a D3.3 Develop mechanism for generic modelling and refinement patterns
3.4.3.b D3.3 Develop patterns for modelling timing properties
3.4.3.c D3.3, D3.4 Develop other modelling and refinement patterns for case studies
3.5.1.a Support for composition and decomposition D3.2
3.5.1.b D3.3 Additional tool support for composition and decomposition
3.5.1.c D3.3 Propagating changes in abstract models down through decomposition
3.5.1.d D3.3 Ensure decomposition is supported by multi-simulation framework
3.5.2.a D3.3 Add team working support for merging proofs,

model checking, composition and decomposition