dynoca


Technical Approach The approach in the DYNOCA project is divided into four R&D phases and two accompanying tasks. This structure is reflected by work packages. The project objectives directly reflect this breaking down into phases, so that the work plan leads to fulfilment of project objectives. The four R&D phases are: 1. Requirements analysis and consolidation. In this phase the end-user requirements at two different end-users are analysed. Due to different computing and networking environments as well as the cultural differences between end-users, the requirements have to be consolidated.	2. Development of reference models and pilot scenarios. A reference model to carry out CA projects and reference model forsoftware support CA project execution are developed. The reference models are applied in a real case pilot scenario. 3. Specification and implementation of prototype systems. Based on the end-user requirements and the pilot scenario definition a first prototype will be implemented using emerging standards. After bringing the first prototype into the pilot, evaluation results will be used to enhance this prototype for a second version. 4. Piloting of prototypes in real case pilot scenarios and evaluation. The first prototype is piloted and	evaluated in a real world case (ongoing process). Evaluation criteria includes the meeting of user requirements, user friendlyness, adaptability and market opportunities for the multi-lingual and multi-cultural Europe. These four R&D phases are accompanied by the following two accompanying tasks: 1. Exploitation/dissemination. An exploitation plan is developed including a Consortium Agreement. Dissemination is done through World Wide Web and scientific magazines, conferences, workshops. 2. Project management. Project Management ensures quality control and smooth execution of the DYNOCA project.

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