by Carol Burt, President and CEO, 2AB, Inc., www.2ab.com - January 2004

This paper explores the inherent features within the Unified Modelling Language (UML) applicable to developing a Safety Case for a product under development. Initially applying standard UML, then exploring and justifying real-time extension to the UML, which address critical areas not directly supported by standard UML. This paper will also provide a way of interpreting UML artefacts from a Safety

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