Phoenix Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor
Summary
Mission
Project
The mission of the Phoenix Project is to make an ambulatory blood monitor that is inexpensive, unobtrusive, and easy to use, and that collects a week of blood pressure measurements.
Subproject
The mission of the Systems Engineering and Architecture subproject is to create and evolve the architectural design and systems requirements artifacts that set the context for the other subprojects of the Phoenix Project.
Solution Vision and Scope
"Scope and Vision" [14-JUN-2009] (PPT)
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"Project Overview" [29-NOV-2009] (DOC)
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Status
Completed: high level requirements for a prototype data acquisition device (DAD)
In progress: detailed requirements (by firmware engineer) for DAD prototype
In progress: requirements for the Phoenix system
Next steps:
- System architecture, in sufficient detail to support distributed development
- Inventory of blood pressure detection methods and sensors
Resources and schedule
Project Documents
| Inception: | Phoenix Project overview -- "Tour of the Phoenix Project" Statement of mission and scope Statement of user needs |
|---|---|
| Elaboration: | System requirements specification Use case suite Design (system architecture description coming soon) |
| Construction: | Nothing here yet |
| Transition: | Nothing here yet |
| Continuous: | Status report |
| For Everyone: | Project overview Project proposal Statement of user needs System requirements specification |
|---|---|
| For Management: | Status report |
| For Developers: | overview of system architectural coming soon |
| For QA: | Nothing here yet |
| For End Users: | Nothing here yet |
| For Support and Ops: |
Nothing here yet |
| For Legal: | Nothing here yet |
This page is maintained by Christopher J. Adams. It was last updated 22 May 2010.
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