Program

11th Scandinavian Conference on SYSTEM & SOFTWARE SAFETY

Dates: November 21-22, 2023
Place: KTH, Stockholm, Sweden
Register deadline: November 15, 2023 (early bird October 6)

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.

DAY 1 - Tuesday November 21, 2023

Time Speaker  
0930-1015 Coffee and mingle  
1015-1030 Conference introduction, Even-André Karlsson, Addalot and Fredrik Asplund, KTH/ICES                 
1030-1145 Keynote: The Need for a new Paradigm in System Safety Engineeringe, Nancy Leveson, MIT  
1145-1245 Lunch
1245-1345 Keynote: Assuring the ethiqs of AI and autonomous systems. Ibrahim Habli, University of York  
1345-1420 How to use out-of-distribution detection method to argue AI/ML-based components  into a safety lifecycle and related safety argumen, Murat Erdogan, Veoneer  
1420-1440 Break
1440-1515 Assurance of Software-Intensive Medical Devices: What About Mental Harm?, Barbara Gallina, Mälardalen University   
1515-1550 Holistic approach for streamlined vehicle FuSa and CS engineering, William Zeng, Roben Automotive  
1550-1625 Analyses of the interplay between safety and security attributes in connected computer systems, Behrooz Sangchoolie, RISE  
1730 Dinner   

 

DAY 2 - Wednesday November 22, 2023

Time Speaker  
0825-0830 Introduction day 2  
0830-0930 Keynote: The future of System Safety - how to apply HTO, Lena Kecklund, MTO  
0930-1005 Use of Truth Table principle to model the emergency brake function at train level , Philippe Cozzarin, Alstom RSC  
1005-1040 Collective Perception- Wild Animal Info Sharing, Zehra Adil, Veoneer  
1040-1055 Break  

1055-1630

1200 Lunch

1445 Break

Tutorial: An Introduction to STPA and CAST, Nancy Leveson, MIT
CAST is a new accident analysis method that helps to better understand why an accident occurred and how to prevent future accidents related to the same systemic factors. In contrast, STPA is a proactive tool that identifies scenarios leading to accidents before they occur. Information obtained to assist in preventing or mitigating losses. While there is not enough time to teach how to perform STPA and CAST in this tutorial, I will provide an introduction to them and enough information that you should be able to get started in applying these new safety engineering tools