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Each Node Definition has a unique identity.
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Each Node Definition identifies its version, revision, status, authority, and applicable effective period.
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Each Node Definition identifies the Node or Node type to which it applies.
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The DIDO-TE identifies the validation criteria applicable to the Node Definition.
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The validation criteria identify the required structure, content, syntax, semantics, integrity, compatibility, and approval conditions.
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The DIDO-TE verifies that the Node Definition conforms to its governing schema, metamodel, template, or description format.
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The DIDO-TE verifies that the Node Definition contains each mandatory element.
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The DIDO-TE verifies that mandatory values remain unambiguous and use permitted formats, types, units, ranges, and controlled terms.
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The DIDO-TE verifies that references contained in the Node Definition resolve to uniquely identified and applicable artifacts.
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The DIDO-TE verifies that the Node role and Node type remain identified and mutually consistent.
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The DIDO-TE verifies that the defined interfaces satisfy applicable compatibility and completeness criteria.
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The DIDO-TE verifies that mandatory Dependencies remain identified and compatible with the Node type, interfaces, and Test Environment.
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The DIDO-TE verifies that resource requirements remain complete and compatible with the applicable Test Environment.
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The DIDO-TE verifies that lifecycle states, transitions, preconditions, postconditions, and completion criteria remain complete and internally consistent.
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The DIDO-TE verifies that observation requirements remain sufficient to assess the defined Node behaviour and condition.
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The DIDO-TE verifies consistency among the Node’s role, type, interfaces, Dependencies, resources, lifecycle behaviour, and observation requirements.
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The DIDO-TE verifies consistency between the Node Definition and the applicable Test Definition.
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The DIDO-TE verifies the identity, provenance, integrity, approval status, and change history of the Node Definition.
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The DIDO-TE identifies each missing, ambiguous, malformed, inconsistent, incompatible, unresolved, unauthorised, or obsolete definition element.
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The DIDO-TE assigns a uniquely identified validation result to the assessed Node Definition and version.
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The validation result identifies the criteria applied, checks performed, findings produced, exceptions accepted, and resulting determination.
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The DIDO-TE rejects a Node Definition that fails a mandatory validation criterion.
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The DIDO-TE prevents a rejected or unvalidated Node Definition from governing Node provisioning, configuration, or execution.
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The DIDO-TE requires revalidation after a material change to the Node Definition, its governing criteria, or a referenced artifact.
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The DIDO-TE records the validated Node Definition and validation result as
Evidence.
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The DIDO-TE maintains
Traceability among the Node Definition, its version, governing criteria, referenced artifacts, validation activities, findings, exceptions, approval, and validation result.
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A missing, incomplete, inconsistent, incompatible, unauthorised, obsolete, unvalidated, or untraceable mandatory Node Definition constitutes nonconformance with this requirement.
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Inspection of the Node Definition identity, version, status, authority, and change history
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Inspection of the applicable validation criteria
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Structural and syntactic validation against the governing schema, metamodel, template, or format
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Semantic validation of required terms, values, units, ranges, and relationships
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Resolution and integrity verification of referenced artifacts
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Consistency assessment across the Node role, type, interfaces, Dependencies, resources, lifecycle behaviour, and observation requirements
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Compatibility assessment against the applicable Test Environment and Test Definition
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A negative assessment involving a missing mandatory definition element
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A negative assessment involving an unresolved or altered reference
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A negative assessment involving incompatible interfaces or Dependencies
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A negative assessment involving inconsistent lifecycle or observation requirements
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Confirmation that a rejected or unvalidated Node Definition cannot govern Node provisioning, configuration, or execution
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Modification of a material definition element to confirm revalidation
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Inspection of validation findings, exceptions, determinations, Evidence, and Traceability