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Galileo User’s Manual & Design Overview

(Version 2.11-Alpha)

University of Virginia
Kevin Sullivan, Computer Science
Joanne Bechta Dugan, Electrical Engineering

Contributors: Tom Sabanosh, Sara Jane Curwen, Michael Taylor, Steven J. Miller

Table of Contents

I. Introduction to Galileo
Overview
System Requirements
Hardware Requirements
Software Requirements
Installation
II. Technical Overview and Design Rationale of Galileo
Package-Oriented Programming for Large-Scale Reuse
The DIFtree Approach to Modular Dynamic Fault Tree Analysis
III. Basic Operation of Galileo
Running Galileo
Creating a New Fault Tree
Opening an Existing Fault Tree
Saving a Fault Tree
Printing a Fault Tree
Exiting from Galileo
IV. Editing Fault Trees in Galileo
Selecting a View to Edit
Editing in the Textual View
Gates
Basic Events
An Example Fault Tree
Editing with Visio
Switching Between Editing Modes
V. Analyzing a Fault Tree Using Galileo
VI. Galileo’s Web-Based Help System
VII. Known Bugs and Troubleshooting
Sometimes when I open an *.ftd file the Visio view is blank!
I accidentally closed the Visio Stencil. What should I do?
How do I import fault trees from Galileo version 1.4?
When I try to render my textual fault tree to Visio or to analyze the tree, I get a syntax error on line n. How can I find that line without having to count each individual line of code?
Sometimes when I start Galileo and create a new fault tree, the Word and Visio applications open externally. What should I do?
I receive the error message 'Basic Logic Gates is part of the workspace but cannot be opened. File not Found.'
Sometimes, when I try File/New or File/Open, Galileo crashes.
The Visio view and Stencil lock up. What should I do?
Galileo prompts me to save my fault tree when it is unnecessary. Why does this occur?
The Internet Explorer window is not resizing properly. What can I do to fix this problem?

Galileo is an easy-to-use research prototype software tool for dynamic fault tree analysis on personal computers, namely PC machines running Microsoft’s Windows 95, 98 or NT operating system. Fault tree analysis is one of several important approaches to probabilistic risk assessment for engineered systems. We selected the name Galileo for our tool because Galileo was the first person to study the failure of engineered systems systematically.

Galileo is distinguished in two key dimensions. First, it supports the DIFtreemodular dynamic fault tree analysis approach of Professor Joanne Bechta Dugan, of the Electrical Engineering Department at the University of Virginia. Second, it provides this capability to engineers in a tool based on the Package-Oriented Programming (POP) design approach of Professor Kevin Sullivan, of the Department of Computer Science also at the University of Virginia.

In particular, Galileo hosts DIFtree in a tightly integrated and easy-to-use package that integrates Microsoft's Word and Visio's Visio Technical drawing program within an overall interface based on Microsoft Windows user interface technology. The POP approach enables engineers to edit and display fault trees in either textual and graphical form, using a tool based on standard, widely used, commercially supported components that are easy to integrate into real engineering practice. Our POP software development approach has given us (and you) a tool that appears to be far richer, easier to use and more easily changed than would otherwise possible.

In a nutshell, Galileo allows you to enter and manipulate dynamic fault trees in either textual form, using a little language for fault trees, or in Visio graphical form. It allows you to map these representations back and forth, e.g., to automatically generate a drawing of a tree from a textual specification. And it allows you to submit a specified tree to the underlying analysis engine. Galileo also has an embedded World-Wide-Web help and support function.

NOTE WELL: Despite our advances, Galileo remains a research prototype. Read the known bugs list at the end of this document. Galileo 2.11-Alpha cannot be relied upon for the analysis of critical systems, e.g., nuclear, medical.

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