This document describes the technical requirements to be accomplished by the PROARTIS Project as well as the criteria that will be used to measure the success of the project. This document includes the following Deliverables due at m6, as described in the Description of Work (DoW): Overall Technical Project Requirements and Success Criteria (D5.3), Technical Specification: Platform (D1.1), Technical Specification: Software Technology (D2.1), Technical Specification: Probabilistic Timing Method Selection (D3.1), Technical Specification: Avionics Application Porting (D4.1), Baseline Integrated Tool-chain: (D3.2). The scope and contents of these deliverables are so tightly interconnected to one another that we chose to merge them all into a single document, yet keeping each individual deliverable in a separate section for the sake of clarity and ease of reference. Our aim in doing so was to reduce redundancy and increase consistency. We ordered the presentation of the requirements that emanate from individual deliverables as follows: first the general requirements and success criteria (D5.3), then the per-workpackage requirements (D1.1, D2.1, D3.1, D4.1) and finally the requirements on the tool chain (D3.2). Requirements are assigned a unique identification number in this document for future reference along the lifespan of the project. This identification is in the form: Rn.m where n denotes the originating deliverable and m the ordinal within the deliverable. The identification of the technical requirements of the project is one of the main results of the first 6 months of work. For a complete survey of all the activities carried out during the first six months of project work we refer the reader to deliverable D5.4 (6-Month Project Activity Report).

The purpose of the Dissemination Strategy Document is to clearly define the dissemination objectives for the PROARTIS Project as well as to determine the dissemination channels and activities required to achieve these objectives. This document identifies key decision makers from industry as well as from academic institutions who will most benefit from the dissemination of the PROARTIS Project. It then defines the appropriate communication channels by describing all dissemination materials as well as determining the level of web presence for the project. Finally, it details targeted events and conferences for scientific presentations.