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HMA-FO Progress Task 2 1009

Project Manager Assessment

The status of the project is nominal.

Key Problem List

None

Deliverables Table

I65.1 HMA-FO-DMS-PMD-PMP01-E-R Project Management Plan. v1.0
I65.7 HMA-FO-DMS-QMD-PAP01-E-R Project Assurance Plan. v1.0
I51.2.2 Interface Control Document, I25.2 Specifications:
- OGC 09-001 SWE Service Model. RFC
- OGC 08-094 SWE Common Data Model. RFC
- OGC 09-000 SPS 2.0. RFC
- OGC 07-018 EO Extension for SPS. RFC
I51.1 HMA-FO-DMS-TEC-URD01-10-E-R Software system specification (SSS). v1.1
I51.2.1 HMA-FO-DMS-TEC-SRD01-10-E-R Software requirements specification (SRS). v1.1
I51.3.1 HMA-FO-DMS-VVR-SVS01-10-E-R Software Validation Specification. v1.0
I51.4.1 HMA-FO-DMS-TEC-SDD01-10-E-R Software Design Document (SDD). v1.0

WP1000 Project Management

Activities performed

Coordination with subcontractors
Coordination of Specification RFC Issues
Coordination of SFRE Development

Outcome and results

Ongoing

Problems and concerns

None

Plans for next period

General Project Management work

WP 2000: Completion of the SPS Specification

Activities performed

RFC candidate SPS Extension for EO.
Comments on SPS 2.0 and SWE specifications are being discussed.

Outcome and results

Specification Reviews.

Problems and concerns

None

Plans for next period

SPS EO Specification RFC comments to be reviewed
SPS 2.0 and Swe Common RFC comments to be taken in to docs (or rejected)

WP 3000: Sensor Feasibility Reference Environment

Activities performed

Development work on SF Client and SF Server
Editing SVS (Software Validation Specification) document

Outcome and results

Software updated, dev versions released and tested together

Problems and concerns

None

Plans for next period

Software development
Editing of Validation Spec

WP 4000: EO Extension for SPS 2.0 - Conformance Testing

Activities performed

Downloaded and set up TEAM engine
CTL development of EO SPS 2.0 Executable Test Suite

Outcome and results

Draft CTL scripts

Problems and concerns

None

Plans for next period

Continue development of ETS

WP 5000: Additional Server Environments Demonstration

Activities performed

SPOT Development of EO SPS 2.0 Server

Outcome and results

None

Problems and concerns

None

Plans for next period

Continue development

WP 6000: Warranty

Activities performed

None

Outcome and results

None

Problems and concerns

None

Plans for next period

None

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