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Accounting and Control

Digital and Circular Industrial Services

Formal Modelling and Analysis of Embedded Systems

Health-promotion engineering

Heterogeneous systems - hardware software co-design

Industrial Software Engineering

Information Design

Model-Based Engineering of Embedded Systems

Negotiating global challenges within higher education

Product and Production Development

Programming Languages

Real-Time Systems Design

Renewable Energy

Safety-Critical Engineering

Software Testing Laboratory

VeriSpec - Structured Specification and Automated Verification for Automotive Functional Safety

The need for more advanced formal methodologies for design, development and verification of embedded systems has been identified by both industry and academia. VeriSpec will develop new, as well as adapt existing, modelling and verification techniques and relevant tool support for the analysis of requirements and architectural models of automotive systems, which could be seamlessly integrated within the industrial methodology of system development regulated by the functional safety standard ISO 26262.

Concluded

Start

2013-09-01

Conclusion

2019-06-30

Main financing

Project manager at MDU

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The concrete project outcomes will be (i) a language by which requirements can be formalised and related to the system architecture, (ii) methods for automatic verification of architectural models against requirements, and (iii) a prototype implementation of the developed framework compatible with the industrial practices and processes.

From an industrial perspective, the adoption of these new methods and techniques raises challenges concerning the integration of new practices and related tools in the industrial processes and tool-chains. In order to tackle this problem, VeriSpec seeks for close interaction between academia (MDH) and industry (Scania CV and AB Volvo).