Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of ScriptBuilderSRS


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  • ScriptBuilderSRS

    v1 v2  
    1 **TMCSimulation Manager Enhancements** 
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    3   
    4  
    5 **ScriptBuilder Tool** 
    6  
    7 **and** 
    8  
    9 **InstructorElectronic Notebook** 
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    11   
    12  
    13 **Requirements,** 
    14  
    15 **ConceptDevelopment, and ** 
    16  
    17 **Scope** 
    18  
    19 **CaliforniaPolytechnic State University** 
    20  
    21 **SanLuis Obispo, California** 
     1ScriptBuilder Tool and Instructor Electronic Notebook 
     2 
     3 
     4Requirements, Concept Development, and Scope 
     5 
     6California Polytechnic State University 
     7 
     8San Luis Obispo, California 
    229 
    2310Table of Contents 
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    2714\1. Script Builder Tool Requirements    4 
    2815 
    29 1.1 Incidents,          Scripts, and Timelines  4 
    30  
    31 1.2 Script              Builder File I/O        5 
    32  
    33 1.3 Support for         TMC Simulation Control  6 
    34  
    35 1.4 Support for         Student Evaluation      7 
    36  
    37 1.5 Supporting          Realism in Training     10 
    38  
    39 1.6 Specifying          Expected Traffic Network Performance    11 
    40  
    41 1.7 Instructor          Support 11 
    42  
    43 1.8 Other               Training Goals  12 
     161.1 Incidents,  Scripts, and Timelines  4 
     17 
     181.2 Script      Builder File I/O        5 
     19 
     201.3 Support for TMC Simulation Control  6 
     21 
     221.4 Support for Student Evaluation      7 
     23 
     241.5 Supporting  Realism in Training     10 
     25 
     261.6 Specifying  Expected Traffic Network Performance    11 
     27 
     281.7 Instructor  Support 11 
     29 
     301.8 Other       Training Goals  12 
    4431 
    4532\2. Instructor Electronic Notebook Requirements 13 
    4633 
    47 2.1 General             Requirements    13 
    48  
    49 2.2 Simulation          Summary Window  14 
    50  
    51 2.3 Simulation          Script Window   14 
    52  
    53 2.4 CHP CAD             Terminal Window 15 
    54  
    55 2.5 ATMS Display                Window  15 
    56  
    57 2.6 Simulation          Area Reference Roadway Map Window       16 
    58  
    59 #  
    60  
    61 # 1.Glossary 
     342.1 General     Requirements    13 
     35 
     362.2 Simulation  Summary Window  14 
     37 
     382.3 Simulation  Script Window   14 
     39 
     402.4 CHP CAD     Terminal Window 15 
     41 
     422.5 ATMS Display        Window  15 
     43 
     442.6 Simulation  Area Reference Roadway Map Window       16 
     45 
     46 
     47 
     481.Glossary 
    6249 
    6350ATMS    AdvancedTraffic Management System – a tool utilized within Caltrans 
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    9582Script  AnXML file containing all details for all events within one or moreincidents. 
    9683 
    97 ScriptFile      A script saved to XML file in a format conformant with the*Simulation Manager & Script XML Schema*. 
     84ScriptFile      A script saved to XML file in a format conformant with theSimulation Manager & Script XML Schema. 
    9885 
    9986Timeline        Agraphical display of a script. 
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    10390TMT     TrafficManagement Team  
    10491 
    105 # 2.Script Builder Tool Requirements 
    106  
    107 ## 2.1Incidents,Scripts, and Timelines 
    108  
    109 ### Time-basedIncident Display 
     922.Script Builder Tool Requirements 
     93 
     942.1Incidents,Scripts, and Timelines 
     95 
     96Time-basedIncident Display 
    11097 
    11198The Script Builder shall allow the entry andmodification of scripts using a timeline. The timeline will show eachincident in the script as a line. Each event, represented by an icon,will be positioned on its corresponding incident's line.  Thisdisplay shall show all individual events within a script, e.g. CADdata population, radio traffic, instructor/student phone call, etc.,with icons for each type of event.  
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    123110The Script Builder shall utilize distinct icons torepresent all events on the timeline.  The icons shall besufficiently small so that they can be displayed on the incidentlines in the timeline.  The icons shall be sufficiently distinctivefrom one another so that they may be easily differentiated from oneanother by the user.  Evaluation event icons shall be identical totheir corresponding control event icons, except that they will bedifferentiated by a unique feature such as an easily visible additionto the icon, e.g. a checkmark, a dot, etc. 
    124111 
    125 ### MergingMultiple Scripts onto Timeline 
    126  
    127 The Script Builder shall be capable of mergingmultiple independent scripts into a single timeline.  A user shall beable to select which incidents to include into the timeline atimport.  The start times of these incidents shall be selectable bythe user.      
    128  
    129 ### Extracting a Script from the Timeline 
    130  
    131 The Script Builder shall be capable of extractinga script from the timeline.      
    132  
    133 ### IncidentDescription & Summary 
     112MergingMultiple Scripts onto Timeline 
     113 
     114The Script Builder shall be capable of mergingmultiple independent scripts into a single timeline.  A user shall beable to select which incidents to include into the timeline atimport.  The start times of these incidents shall be selectable bythe user.     (What I think I heard was there are two featuresneeded:  import incident and merge script.  Import incident is usedwhen building a new script by selecting from a pool of incidents inexternal files. Merge script actually merges the XML by chronology ofevents.  Unclear why the latter is needed because it seems toduplicate what can be done with import.  The saved incidents allstart at time zero and can be assigned a relative start time whenimported.  During editing the incident can be shifted along thetimeline. ) 
     115 
     116Extracting a Script from the Timeline 
     117 
     118The Script Builder shall be capable of extractinga script from the timeline.  (I think this means exporting incidents,because the timeline has nothing to be extracted from it butincidents. Export includes all associated resources like audiofiles.)      
     119 
     120IncidentDescription & Summary 
    134121 
    135122The Script Builder shall allow incidents to beentered. When an incident is entered, the user will enter informationregarding that incident. Incident information shall include incidentnumber, incident name, color of the incident's line, a description ofthe incident, the start time of the Incident, and the length of theincident. 
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    143130The user shall be able to remove events fromincidents, by right-clicking on the event's icon and selecting“remove” from a pop-up menu. The user shall be able to remove anevent by clicking on it and pressing the delete key. 
    144131 
    145 ### PageNumbers on Scripts 
     132PageNumbers on Scripts for instructors to use. Was latex. Perhaps PDF.Neal will find what was used before. 
    146133 
    147134The Script Builder shall support the ability toput page numbers on generated script notebooks. 
    148135 
    149 ## 2.2ScriptBuilder File I/O 
    150  
    151 ###  
    152  
    153 ### Script File Format 
    154  
    155 The Script Builder shall read from and savegenerated scripts to an XML file in conformance with the standard asdetailed in the *Simulation Manager & Script XML Schema.* 
    156  
    157 ### Openingan existing Script File 
     1362.2ScriptBuilder File I/O 
     137 
     138 
     139 
     140Script File Format 
     141 
     142The Script Builder shall read from and savegenerated scripts to an XML file in conformance with the standard asdetailed in the *Simulation Manager & Script XML Schema.  Lookin Google Drive. * 
     143 
     144Openingan existing Script File 
    158145 
    159146The Script Builder shall allow the user to open ascript using standard Windows controls such as a pull-down menu (File-> Open) and/or an icon.  
    160147 
    161 ### Savinga Script File 
     148Savinga Script File 
    162149 
    163150The Script Builder shall allow the user to save anscript to file with a name of their choice or save changes to anexisting script using standard Windows controls such as  pull-downmenus (File->Save and File->Save As) and/or an icon. 
    164151 
    165 ## 2.3Supportfor TMC Simulation Control 
     1522.3 Supportfor TMC Simulation Control 
    166153 
    167154Simulation Control Events - General 
    168155 
    169 The Script Builder shall allow for insertion ofcontrol events which drive TMC simulator systems, including theParamics traffic simulator, the CHP CAD simulator, the TMC SimulatorAudio System, the Activity Log, and the TMC Simulator CCTV videoplayback system. When the user adds a control event, a dialog boxshall be presented to the user allowing entry of details regardingthe added event. The details regarding the added event are specifiedby the XML element corresponding to the added event. These XMLelements are found in the *TMC Simulator XML Script Schema*.  
    170  
    171 ### ParamicsControl Event 
     156The Script Builder shall allow for insertion ofcontrol events which drive TMC simulator systems, including theParamics traffic simulator, the CHP CAD simulator, the TMC SimulatorAudio System, the Activity Log, and the TMC Simulator CCTV videoplayback system. When the user adds a control event, a dialog boxshall be presented to the user allowing entry of details regardingthe added event. The details regarding the added event are specifiedby the XML element corresponding to the added event. These XMLelements are found in the TMC Simulator XML Script Schema.  
     157 
     158Paramics Control Event 
    172159 
    173160The Script shall allow for the entry of Paramicscontrol events. Paramics control events allow modification ofParamics simulation parameters to create incidents, remove incidents,etc.   
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    175162ATMS Driver Control Events 
    176163 
    177 The Script Builder shall allow for control of theATMS back-end directly, bypassing Paramics.  Script Builder controlshall provide the ability to initialize the ATMS from a traffic flowperspective and then create trends, e.g. traffic dots changing fromto green to yellow to red as necessitated by the script. 
    178  
    179 ### CHPCAD Control Event 
     164The Script Builder shall allow for control of theATMS back-end directly, bypassing Paramics.  Script Builder controlshall provide the ability to initialize the ATMS from a traffic flowperspective and then create trends, e.g. traffic dots changing fromto green to yellow to red as necessitated by the script.  By GPScooord?  By freeway section?  Ans: each dot is a series of sensorsper freeway lane, so the ATMS aggregates sensor input and allowszooming to increase resolution.   
     165 
     166CHPCAD Control Event 
    180167 
    181168The Script Builder shall allow for the entry ofCHP CAD control events.  CHP CAD Control Events allow automatedentries and hence automatic population of the data into the TMCSimulator CHP CAD database, as if it were typed by a CHP Dispatcher. 
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    191178CHP Radio, Caltrans Radio, TMT Radio ControlEvent  
    192179 
    193 The Script Builder shall allow for the entry ofradio control events.  Radio control events  can be CHP, Caltrans, orTMT Events. The Script Builder will be able to generate a printable“voice-actor script” to support the recording of the radiotraffic based upon the radio Event. The “voice-actor script” willinclude the following: the specific words to be read by the voiceactor, including call numbers, etc., the file name that the voicerecording should be saved as, any special instructions to theactor(s), and actor identifier to ensure that all recordings for agiven role in the field are made by the same person. 
     180The Script Builder shall allow for the entry ofradio control events.  Radio control events  can be CHP, Caltrans, orTMT Events. The Script Builder will be able to generate a printable“voice-actor script” sample? (No, but it's just the XML, whichincludes “special instructions” noted below).  to support therecording of the radio traffic based upon the radio Event. The“voice-actor script” will include the following: the specificwords to be read by the voice actor, including call numbers, etc.,the file name that the voice recording should be saved as, anyspecial instructions to the actor(s), and actor identifier to ensurethat all recordings for a given role in the field are made by thesame person. 
    194181 
    195182Tow Truck Control Event 
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    198185 
    199186Unit Control 
     187 
    200188Event 
    201189 
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    207195 
    208196Telephone Call 
     197 
    209198Control Event 
    210199 
    211 The Script Builder shall allow for the entry ofTelephone control events.  Telephone Call control events allow thegeneration of “voice scripts” to be included in the instructor’snotebook which allow the instructor to make relevant telephone calls,e.g. radio reporter, Caltrans headquarters, etc. into the TMC atappropriate times during a simulation. 
    212  
    213 ## 2.4Supportfor Student Evaluation 
    214  
    215 ### DecisionTree Support 
     200The Script Builder shall allow for the entry ofTelephone control events.  Telephone Call control events allow thegeneration of “voice scripts” to be included in the instructor’snotebook which allow the instructor to make relevant telephone calls,e.g. radio reporter, Caltrans headquarters, etc. into the TMC atappropriate times during a simulation.  SAMPLE? No. 
     201 
     202Generic Run Script Event suggested by Neil so SimMgr can execute a predefined shell script at a given time. 
     203 
     2042.4Supportfor Student Evaluation (ALL INSTRUCTOR NOTEBOOK) or grading sheets. None of this requires anything by Simulation mgr. 
     205 
     206(For version 1 it may be adequate to define a“generic” evaluation event that  allows a prompt to instructorand then a choice of how to score:  yes/no, 1-5, A-F, 0-100). 
     207 
     208 
     209 
     210DecisionTree Support 
     211 
     212Have they done X yes/no, have they done Y yes/no,have they done Z yes/no,  
     213 
     214probably only 3 levels, then assigns score orgrade. 
    216215 
    217216The Script Builder shall support the concept of adecision tree for script that it is used to build.  Thecontent/structure of the decision tree will be developed inconjunction with the development of the script while using the ScriptBuilder, allowing the team designing the new script to articulatewhat preferred decisions to be made by the students in the simulatorare.   It is anticipated that information such as this decision treewill provide some of the basis for a future trainee scoring scheme. Note that this section required further fleshing out. 
    218217 
    219 ### Supportfor Instructor Electronic Notebooks 
    220  
    221 The Script Builder output shall support the use ofelectronic script notebooks, allowing the existing instructornotebooks to be replaced with electronic versions running on a devicesuch as an iPad, tablet computer, etc.  All files required foroperation of the Instructors Electronic Notebook shall be generatedby the Script Builder. 
    222  
    223 ### TrafficNetwork Scoring 
     218Supportfor Instructor Electronic Notebooks  Prototype? (Just the paperbinders) 
     219 
     220“Support” means the design should be able toaccommodate these events but probably won't be part of version 1. 
     221 
     222The Script Builder output shall support the use ofelectronic script notebooks, allowing the existing instructornotebooks to be replaced with electronic versions running on a devicesuch as an iPad, tablet computer, etc.  All files required foroperation of the Instructors Electronic Notebook shall be generatedby the Script Builder.   Web interface to app syncs with script. 
     223 
     224TrafficNetwork Scoring 
    224225 
    225226The Script Builder shall support trainee scoringaggregated by highway, direction, time, and speed.  (not sure aboutthe speed here) The end result of such a scheme is that performancewill be scored based on the activity in the traffic network, henceindirectly scoring trainee actions as these actions will affect thetraffic network score.  
    226227 
    227 ### Assignmentof Scoring Metrics to Specific Instructors 
     228Assignmentof Scoring Metrics to Specific Instructors 
    228229 
    229230The Script Builder shall support the generation ofa script notebook with evaluation events and other evaluation metricsassigned to specific instructors. Other evaluation metrics includesitems to score such as CMS signs, HAR messages, queue protection,etc. 
    230231 
    231 ### AssociateScore with Feedback 
     232AssociateScore with Feedback 
    232233 
    233234The Script Builder shall support the ability toassociate a quantitative score assigned to trainees with feedback,e.g. “Here is your score, here is what you did do correctly, andhere is what you did not do” 
    234235 
    235 ### Debriefby Position 
     236Debriefby Position 
    236237 
    237238The Script Builder shall support the ability todebrief students at the end of a training session by position, e.g.CHP CAD, ATMS, Maintenance Radio, PIO, MIO, Facilitator, etc. 
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    243244Student Evaluation Events – General 
    244245 
    245 The Script Builder shall allow for insertion ofEvaluation Events which allow instructors to quantitatively andqualitatively measure the performance of student trainees in the TMCSimulator.  These Evaluation Events create points in the TMCSimulator instructor notebooks, which can either be printed orelectronic, where instructors will be prompted to evaluate studentperformance in their use of any TMC Simulator system.  Instructorevaluations will be a quantified numerical rating, such as a scalefrom 1 to 5, and a written qualitative rating where the instructorcan give direct commentary regarding student performance.   Specificmeasures of performance available for each event are articulatedwithin the** ***TMC Simulator XML Script Schema*. Eachcriteria to evaluate each Evaluation Event is specified in the** ***TMCSimulator XML Script Schema*. 
     246The Script Builder shall allow for insertion ofEvaluation Events which allow instructors to quantitatively andqualitatively measure the performance of student trainees in the TMCSimulator.  These Evaluation Events create points in the TMCSimulator instructor notebooks, which can either be printed orelectronic, where instructors will be prompted to evaluate studentperformance in their use of any TMC Simulator system.  Instructorevaluations will be a quantified numerical rating, such as a scalefrom 1 to 5, and a written qualitative rating where the instructorcan give direct commentary regarding student performance.   Specificmeasures of performance available for each event are articulatedwithin the* ***TMC Simulator XML Script Schema. Eachcriteria to evaluate each Evaluation Event is specified in the* ***TMCSimulator XML Script Schema. 
    246247 
    247248ATMS Utilization 
     249 
    248250Student Performance Evaluation Event 
    249251 
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    251253 
    252254Activity Log 
     255 
    253256Utilization Student Performance Evaluation Event 
    254257 
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    256259 
    257260CHP CAD 
     261 
    258262Utilization Student Performance Evaluation Event 
    259263 
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    263267 
    264268CMS Utilization 
     269 
    265270Student Performance Evaluation Event 
    266271 
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    268273 
    269274Facilitator 
     275 
    270276Student Performance Evaluation Event 
    271277 
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    277283 
    278284CCTV Utilization 
     285 
    279286Student Performance Evaluation Event 
    280287 
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    285292The Script Builder shallallow for instructors to evaluate student use of the telephone.Telephone evaluation events shall allow instructors to determine ifstudents have provided them complete answers to their phone calls,including information such as callback numbers, number of lanesclosed, fatalities, etc. 
    286293 
    287 ###  
    288  
    289 ### Sigalerts 
     294 
     295 
     296Sigalerts 
    290297 
    291298The Script Builder shall allow for instructors toevaluate student use of SigAlerts as appropriate to the simulationenvironment. 
    292299 
    293 ## 2.5SupportingRealism in Training 
    294  
    295 ### BackgroundNoise 
     3002.5SupportingRealism in Training 
     301 
     302BackgroundNoise 
    296303 
    297304The Script Builder shall allow background noise tobe added to a script.  Background noise will not be attached to anincident.  It enhances the realism of the simulation by addingunimportant and unrelated events.  Background noise shall includemaintenance radio chatter audio clips, lane closures, TMCAL logs,etc.  Specific background noise events will include animals in theroadway, a wild sprinkler on the freeway, a vehicle with a flat tire,etc. 
    298305 
    299 ### AutomaticGeneration of Organization Chart for Training District (D14 – SantaLucia) 
     306AutomaticGeneration of Organization Chart for Training District (D14 – SantaLucia) Not Needed by Fall 
    300307 
    301308The Script Builder shall support the automaticgeneration of an organizational chart which will be used by bothstudents and instructors in the back room and be coherent with allevents in the generated instructor scripts. 
    302309 
    303 ### Injectionof Minor Incidents 
    304  
    305 The Script Builder shall support the automaticgeneration of secondary incidents if queue protection is notimplemented by trainees as appropriate.  This requirement impliesthat the Script Builder can encode for and the Simulation Managershall be capable of dynamically adding an incident during asimulation. 
    306  
    307 ### MinorIncidents 
     310Injectionof Minor Incidents 
     311 
     312The Script Builder shall support the automaticgeneration of secondary incidents if queue protection is notimplemented by trainees as appropriate.  This requirement impliesthat the Script Builder can encode for and the Simulation Managershall be capable of dynamically adding an incident during asimulation.   
     313 
     314MinorIncidents 
    308315 
    309316The Script Builder shall be capable of generatinga false incident which students will discover is such when theattempt to user available verification tools.   Potential steps toimplement a false incident are: 1.) start a log entry 2.) dispatch aunit 3.) survey area with surveillance tools, ATMS, etc.  4.)discover the incident does not exist.    Comment  
    310317 
    311 ## 2.6SpecifyingExpected Traffic Network Performance 
    312  
    313 ### DeterminingQueue Length 
     318(Minor incidents are simply incidents but narrowerin scope than typical incidents.  Ideally they are displayed at thebottom of the edit canvas. Perhaps be able to “flag” an incidentas minor.) 
     319 
     3202.6SpecifyingExpected Traffic Network Performance 
     321 
     322DeterminingQueue Length - amount of traffic backup  May be obsolete as we arereplacing paramics. 
    314323 
    315324The Script Builder shall allow the desired queuelength for an incident to be specified.  Potential methods toaccomplish this feature are yet to be determined.  Please note thatthis is related to the ATMS Driver and the control it asserts uponthe ATMS. 
    316325 
    317 ## 2.7InstructorSupport 
    318  
    319 ### Assignmentof Reporter Roles to Specific Instructors 
     3262.7InstructorSupport 
     327 
     328Assignmentof Reporter Roles to Specific Instructors 
    320329 
    321330The Script Builder shall allow reporter roles tobe assigned to individual instructors. 
    322331 
    323 ### ColorCoding Instructor Manuals 
     332ColorCoding Instructor Manuals 
    324333 
    325334The Script Builder shall support showinginstructor roles in the instructor manuals using a unique identifiersuch as color. 
    326335 
    327 ## 2.8OtherTraining Goals 
    328  
    329 ### DedicatedCHP CAD Training 
     3362.8OtherTraining Goals 
     337 
     338DedicatedCHP CAD Training 
    330339 
    331340The Script Builder shall be capable of supportingthe development of CAD scripts, which the Simulation Manager can useto populate the CAD for the purpose of CAD specific training. 
    332341 
    333 ### EOCTraining 
     342EOCTraining 
    334343 
    335344The Script Builder shall support EOC training. 
    336345 
    337 ### Trainingfor TMC & District Management 
     346Trainingfor TMC & District Management 
    338347 
    339348The Script Builder shall support the developmentof training scenarios customized to TMC and District Management. 
    340349 
    341 ### GeneralizedTransportation Training 
     350GeneralizedTransportation Training 
    342351 
    343352The Script Builder shall support the developmentof training scripts related to other modes of transportation, e.g.buses, trains, etc. 
    344353 
    345 # 3.ATMS Driver 
    346  
    347 ## 3.1General Requirements 
    348  
    349 ### Control of the ATMS 
     3543.ATMS Driver 
     355 
     3563.1General Requirements 
     357 
     358Control of the ATMS 
    350359 
    351360The ATMS Driver shall allow direct control trafficspeed data into the ATMS. 
    352361 
    353 ### Interface Description 
     362Interface Description 
    354363 
    355364The ATMS Driver shall control the ATMS based onthe yet to be obtained interface descriptions from Caltrans. 
    356365 
    357 ### Simulation Manager Interface 
     366Simulation Manager Interface 
    358367 
    359368The ATMS Driver shall receive all control from theSimulation Manager 
    360369 
    361 ### Traffic Modeling Capability 
     370Traffic Modeling Capability 
    362371 
    363372Do we want the ATMS Driver to have some trafficmodeling capability or should all control come from the SimulationManager?  Maybe we want to have the simulation manager give itcommands for a section of roadway such as: initiate free-flow trafficon roadway segment x, begin backing up traffic at rate y on roadwaysegment z, etc.? 
    364373 
    365   
    366  
    367 # 4.Instructor Electronic Notebook Requirements 
    368  
    369 ## 4.1GeneralRequirements 
     374 Note: ATMS expects update every 30 sec or it willdisplay white dots instead of colored ones. 
     375 
     3764.Instructor Electronic Notebook Requirements 
     377 
     3784.1GeneralRequirements 
    370379 
    371380Information Displays 
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    405414The Instructor Electronic Notebook shallaccommodate a variety of finger sizes for instructor input of dataand navigation between displays/windows.  Small and large fingersshall work equally well for making GUI selections. 
    406415 
    407 ## 4.2SimulationSummary Window 
     4164.2SimulationSummary Window 
    408417 
    409418Listing of Incidents 
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    415424The Instructor Electronic Notebook shall the timethe incident starts, the incident number, the name of the incident,and the description of the incident.  Incident summaries shall beable to be collapsed and expanded with simple GUI controls. 
    416425 
    417 ## 4.3SimulationScript Window 
     4264.3SimulationScript Window 
    418427 
    419428Display and Highlighting of Events on RunningScript Window 
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    437446The Instructor Electronic Notebook shall allow theuser to jump directly to a specified time as inputted by the user.  
    438447 
    439 ## 4.4CHPCAD Terminal Window 
     4484.4CHPCAD Terminal Window 
    440449 
    441450Standard Functionality 
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    453462The Instructor Electronic Notebook may utilizedifferent CHP CAD controls than those used by the “standard” CHPCAD window as required by the limitations and capabilities of thespecific device used for the Instructor Electronic Notebook. 
    454463 
    455 ## 4.5ATMSDisplay Window 
     4644.5ATMSDisplay Window 
    456465 
    457466Display Simulation Roadway Area 
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    465474The Instructor Electronic Notebook shall not allowcontrol of various field devices, e.g. CMS, CCTV. 
    466475 
    467 ## 4.6SimulationArea Reference Roadway Map Window 
     4764.6SimulationArea Reference Roadway Map Window 
    468477 
    469478The Instructor Electronic Notebook shall provide aroadway map with incidents from the simulation area clearly markedfor instructor reference.