The OV-6c enables the tracing of actions in a scenario or critical sequence of events. OV-6c can be used by itself or in conjunction with OV-6b State Transition Description to describe the...

OV-6b and OV-6c describe Operational Activity or business process responses to sequences of events. Events may also be referred to as inputs, transactions, or triggers....

2019年12月24日 · The OV-6c enables the tracing of actions in a scenario or critical sequence of events. OV-6c can be used by itself or in conjunction with OV-6b State Transition Description to describe the dynamic behavior of business activities or a mission/operational thread.

The OV-6c “Event-Trace Description” provides a time-ordered examination of the Resource Flows as a result of a particular scenario. Each event-trace diagram should have an accompanying description that defines the particular scenario or situation.

To solve this problem we propose the use of a rigorously defined set of core architectural primitives, rooted in the DoDAF V2.0 Meta Model (DM2), and the combination of these primitives into...

为在OV-6a操作规则模型、OV-6b状态转换描述和OV-6c事件跟踪描述中描述活动排序和计时提供必要的基础。 OV-5a主要用来描述任务活动之间的层次关系，该模型可以清晰的反映出某一任务活动包含哪些子任务活动。

Operational Event/Trace Descriptions, sometimes called sequence diagrams, event scenarios, or timing diagrams, allow the tracing of actions in a scenario or critical sequence of events. The OV-6c can be used by itself or in conjunction with an OV-6b State Transition Description to describe the dynamic behavior of activities.

2024年1月14日 · OV-6b: 状态转换描述 - 这个模型展示了操作状态变化，通常是响应事件或条件的变化。 OV-6c: 事件追踪描述 - 这个模型提供了特定事件触发的操作活动序列的视图。

OV-6c 的用途包括： 分析操作事件。 行为分析。 识别非功能性用户需求。 操作测试场景。 OV-6c 示例：下图是 SAR 中的 OV-6c 视图。它使用在 OV-2 视图中定义的节点角色。 OV-6c建模说明（建模工具EA）：

The OV-6c enables the tracing of actions in a scenario or critical sequence of events. OV-6c can be used by itself or in conjunction with OV-6b State Transition Description to describe the dynamic behavior of business activities or a mission/operational thread. UML sequence diagram is used to model OV-6c. The items across the top of the diagram ...