Safety Evidence Assurance Level
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Safety Evidence Assurance Level is a category of required evidence needed to assure stakeholders (e.g., safety certifiers) that a given system is sufficiently safe (i.e., that it has achieved its required Safety Integrity Level).
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- Donald Firesmith. A Taxonomy of Safety-Related Requirements (pdf). Retrieved on 2007-02-05.
