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Safety analysis of train control system based on model-driven

design methodology

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Abdelhakim Baouya, Otmane Ait Mohamed, Djamal Bennouar, Samir Ouchani

Publication date 2019/2/1 Journal Computers in Industry Volume 105 Pages 1-16 Publisher Elsevier Description

Embedded system design is a complex process that demands an extensive system level modeling. Its implementation encompasses software and hardware components and its interconnections. In such systems, it is widely recognized that safety should be considered at the design stage itself, particularly at the architectural level to minimize the design effort. This paper presents a novel methodology based on model-driven specification and probabilistic model checking to automatically analyze safety based availability before synthesizing the embedded software product. Initially, the specification relies on the Architecture Analysis and Design Language (AADL) standard. Applying this standard, software components,

communication links, and hardware platform are modeled. From the software components, a formal specification suitable for analysis and verification is extracted. When the verification is done and …

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