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Scenario-based analysis to help design tests for the wilderness weather station system is as follows:
- The weather station consists of an independent subsystem which communicates by broad casting messages on a conMan infrastructure.
- The weather station will collect data from a set of instruments which measure temperature, pressure, rainfall, wind speed, and wind direction.
- Each of these instruments is controlled by a software system which takes parameter readings periodically and manages the data collected from the instruments.
- In this objects, attributes and methods are identified. To design a test, it is necessary to understand about the interactions between the system and its environment.
Testing is performed by checking the data processing and transmitting ground thermometers, an anemometer, a wind vane, a barometer, and a rain gauge...
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