Program

4th Scandinavian Conference on SYSTEM & SOFTWARE SAFETY

Dates: March 16-17, 2016
Place: Spårvagnshallarna, Stockholm, Sweden
Register deadline: March 11, 2016

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The conference on system and software safety is a central meeting place for Scandinavian safety experts from different industries. It is an opportunity to share experiences and make new contacts. There will be an overview day followed by a day of parallel sessions with in depth presentations and discussions about different challenges, techniques, standards and methods.

All the presentations are avalable below:

Technical Program:

DAY 1 - Wednesday March 16, 2016

Time	Plenary
0800-0900	Registration and coffee
0900-0910	Conference introduction, Nicolas Martin-Vivaldi, Addalot and Martin Törngren, KTH/ICES
0910-1010	Keynote: Safety and autonomy, Jonas Nilsson, Volvo Cars
1010-1030	Break
1030-1105	Automotive Industry Approach to Functional Safety, Fredrik Törner, Volvo Cars
1105-1140	Expert vs. layman in risk assessment, Tor Stålhane, NTNU
1140-1240	Lunch
1240-1340	Keynote: Fundamental Principles of Software Safety Assurance, Tim Kelly, Univ. of York
1340-1415	Traceability in agile development, Even-André Karlsson, Addalot
1415-1450	Lessons learned: Introducing safety in organizations, Henrik Thane, Safety Integrity AB
1450-1515	Break
1515-1550	Automating safety engineering with model-based techniques, Juha-Pekka Tolvanen, Meta-Case
1550-1625	Software complexity metrics in gen-eral and in the context of ISO 26262 software verification requirements, Miroslaw Staron, Chalmers / University of Gothenburg
1625-1700	To be safe you need to be secure, Hans Hansson, SICS Västerås

DAY 2 - Thursday March 17, 2016

Time

Workshops

0800-0830

Registration and Coffee

0830-1200

Morning Workshops

Workshop 1:
Modelling for Safety critical systems

Using Domain-Specific Modelling for Design and Verification of Cyber Physical Systems, Juha-Pekka Tolvanen, MetaCase
Automating safety engineering with model-based techniques, Juha-Pekka Tolvanen
AUTO-CAAS: Model-Based Fault Prediction and Diagnosis of Automotive Software, Mohammad Mousavi, Halmstad University
QuickCheck your simulations! John Hughes, Quviq AB/Chalmers

Workshop 2:
Combining safety and other disciplines

Reconciling the ISO 26262-compliant and the agile documentation /process management in the Swedish context, Barbara Gallina, MDH
Traceability in agile development,
Even-André Karlsson, Addalot
To be safe you need to be secure, Hans Hansson, SICS Västerås
Benefits of Security-informed Safety-oriented Process Lines, Barbara Gallina, MDH
Functional safety vs customer satisfaction, Tord Wullt, Addalot

Wokshop 3:
Analysis techniques for Safety Systems

A Comprehensive Safety Engineering Approach for Software-Intensive Systems Based on STPA, Stefan Wagner, University of Stuttgart
How to use generic information to get an early start on safety analysis, Tor Stålhane, NTNU
Software complexity metrics in general and in the context of ISO 26262 software verification requirements, Miroslaw Staron, Chalmers / Uni. of Gothenburg
Expert vs. layman in risk assessment, Tor Stålhane

1200-1300

Lunch

1300-1700

Afternoon Workshops

Workshop 4:
Run-Time versus Design-Time Analysis of Safety in System-of-Systems

Going from ensuring safety entirely at design-time, to improving efficiency by additional safety measures at run-time: possibility or pitfall? Organized by Fredrik Asplund (KTH). Speakers include Jeremie Guiochet (LAAS), Tim Kelly (University of York), Pernilla Ulfvengren (KTH) Svensson/Gratner, /Annell (KTH).

Workshop 5:
Technical support for safety critical systems

Virtualization as a means to isolate applications of different criticality in a multicore system, Joakim Nilsson, Nohau
Deterministic Ethernet for Safety-Critical Applications, Paul Pop, Technical University of Denmark
Khronos Open Standard APIs for Safety Critical Applications, Erik Noreke, Khronos Group

Workshop 6:
Managing safety development

ISO 26262 Supplier management, Tord Wullt, Addalot
Automotive Industry Approach to Functional Safety, Fredrik Törner, Volvo Cars
Planning for Safety Demonstration, Vikash Katta, Institute for Energy Technology, Norway
Lessons learned: Introducing safety in organizations, Dr. Henrik Thane, Safety Integrity AB