WASA '15: Proceedings of the First International Workshop on Automotive Software Architecture
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SIMONE: Architecture-Sensitive Near-miss Clone Detection for Simulink Models
Identification of similar fragments of software systems, or clones, has many applications in software engineering and maintenance, including quality control and improvement, standards compliance, test management and failure analysis and prevention. Code ...
SESSION: Automotive Architecture and Standards
Session details: Automotive Architecture and Standards
A Functional Architecture for Autonomous Driving
As the Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs) of self-driving vehicles increase, it is necessary to investigate the Electrical/Electronic(E/E) system architectures for autonomous driving, beyond proof-of-concept prototypes. Relevant patterns and anti-...
Functional Safety Measurement in the Automotive Domain: Adaptation of PSM
In the safety domain, safety standards are used as a development guideline to keep the risk at an acceptable level. Safety of the safety-critical systems can be assessed according to those safety standards. This assessment process is called safety ...
A Survey on the Benefits and Drawbacks of AUTOSAR
The use of software reference architectures plays a fundamental role in software development, as it could bring several benefits such as providing means to design applications' software architectures with higher productivity and quality. However, many ...
SESSION: Automotive Architecture and Quality
Session details: Automotive Architecture and Quality
Metrics for Verification and Validation of Architecture in Powertrain Software Development
The key challenges to software development in the powertrain domain are an exploding complexity, short development cycles and increasing quality and safety requirements. Architecture design addresses these challenges by structuring development over the ...
Automatic Consequence Analysis of Automotive Standards (AUTO-CAAS)
This paper provides some background and the roadmap of the AUTO-CAAS project, which is a 3-year project financed by the Swedish Knowledge Foundation and is ongoing as a joint project among three academic and industrial partners. The aim of the project ...
Challenges from Integration Testing using Interconnected Hardware-in-the-Loop Test Rigs at an Automotive OEM: An Industrial Experience Report
Developing automotive functions involves complex software to a growing extent while still following a consecutive waterfall-like development process: Integrating and testing software with other software and with hardware components is conducted towards ...
Reliability Analysis and Quality Impact Prediction in Application Architecture evolution
Although many architecture evolution techniques exist, most of them are not able to perform a quality impact prediction. Most of these techniques concentrate on analyzing the expected performance and reliability of design alternatives on prototypes or ...