Goal structuring notation: Difference between revisions

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'''Goal Structuring Notation''' is a graphical argument notation maintained by the the Safety-Critical Systems Club<ref>https://scsc.uk/scsc-141B</ref>. It is used for documentation and presentation of arguments, in order to prove that a goal has been achieved and is supported by evidence. The notation can be used to demonstrate that a system is sufficiently safe through developing a [[safety case]].

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'''Goal Structuring Notation''' is a graphical argument notation maintained by the the Safety-Critical Systems Club<ref>https://scsc.uk/scsc-141B</ref>. It is used for documentation and presentation of arguments, in order to prove that a goal has been achieved and is supported by evidence. The notation can be used to demonstrate that a system is sufficiently safe through developing a [[safety case]].

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