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Komplexa inbyggda system i realtid
Learning, Inclusive education, School transitions – for All (LISA)
Medicinsk teknik
M-TERM - Mälardalen University Team of Educational Researchers in Mathematics
Produkt- och produktionsutveckling
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Energieffektivisering och minskning av utsläpp
Forskargruppen för studier i demokrati, makt och medborgarskap
Stokastiska processer, statistik och finansmatematik
Säkerhetskritisk teknik
Teknisk matematik
Tillförlitlig programvaruteknik
Algebra och Analys med tillämpningar
Artificiell intelligens och intelligenta system
Barndom i Antropocen - Utbildning och hållbarhet
SSpiia - Safety & Security in Process Industrial IT and Automation
The main objectives of this project is to for the process-industrial IT and automation domain identify requirements, feasibility and benefits of introducing composable safety-certification, and platform security in virtualized systems.
Avslutat
Start
2013-09-01
Avslut
2014-06-30
Samarbetspartners
ABB AB, SICS Swedish ICT - the Swedish institute of computer science
Forskargrupp
Projektansvarig vid MDH
Professor i pålitliga programvarusystem
Sasikumar Punnekkat
021-10 73 24
sasikumar.punnekkat@mdh.se
Description of the project
Safety & Security in Process Industrial IT and Automation (SSpiia): The main objectives of this project is to for the process-industrial IT and automation domain identify requirements, feasibility and benefits of introducing
- composable safety-certification,
- and platform security in virtualized systems.
Related to the PiiA SIO programme, the project targets strategic research related to the target area integrated tools for construction, configuration, operation and maintenance. The proposed safety research builds on and relates to two larger complementary research projects: the EU/ARTEMIS project SafeCer and the SSF framework project SYNOPSIS at MDH. Both these projects are targeting composable safety-certification, including process, methodology, technology, tools and demonstrators for multiple domains, including Automotive, Avionics, Construction Equipment, Health-care, and Rail. SSpiia aims to extend and adapt results from these projects into the process-industrial IT and automation domain. This pre-study is expected to lead to an application for a full project targeting some relevant aspects of Safety&Security in PIIA.