2012/9/27 - 9/28
10th Workshop of Critical Software System(10thWOCS2)
>> 日本語
Related events : Trilateral Safety and Mission Assurance(TRISMAC) 2012 
General Information
The 10th Workshop of Critical Software System will be held on the 27th(Th.) and 28th(Fri.) of September, 2012.
We will announce more information later on this website.
| About WOCS | The Workshop of Critical Software System is the workshop held by Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan (IPA), as a place for discussion across the boundaries not only of industrial fields but also among industry, academia and government.
The Workshop of Critical Software System (WOCS) has been held by JAXA since 2002, focusing on technologies and processes concerning development, operation and maintenance of mission-critical softwares in the fields of aerospace, medical, railroad, and automobile industry, etc. It has provided opportunities for technical experts and researchers to exchange information across the boundaries of industrial fields. In recent years, people pay more attention to the problem of embedded softwares and that of software systems about social infrastructure, and WOCS plays an important role as a place to discuss how we should design a reliable and safe software. This time, the subject of the workshop is a system/management to make up safety culture. We will announce details about basic/invited lectures later. |
|---|---|
| General Presentation | We will announce details about general presentations later. |
| Registration | Registration has been closed. |
| Date | September 27th and 28th, 2012 |
| Venue | Tokyo Station Conference  501A+501B |
| program | 9/27(Thu.) 501 A+B Keynote speech Program  Reception |
| 9/28(Fri.) 501 A+B Technical Session |
|
| Keynote speaker | Dr. Juergen Schwarz, Daimler AG, Functional Safety Senior Manager "Introduction of the functional safety standard ISO 26262 into automotive SW-enginieering (at Daimler AG)" This keynote will give an overview of the meaning of SW within the automotive industry, especially in the area of vehicle safety. The introduction of functional safety (ISO 26262) @ Daimler will be explained to demonstrate, how the safety culture @ Daimler will be supported by this standard. |
| Dr. Mike Konrad, Carnegie Melon University, Software Engineering Institute
"Achieving a Culture of Safety, Security, and Sanity" How can we become more effective in developing safe and secure high-performance systems? This keynote will take a behavioral perspective, focusing on the extremes of this spectrum: individual, team, organizational, and ecosystem to help answer: How can we improve individual performance? How can we improve overall socio-technical ecosystem performance? |
|
| Dr. Cecilia Haskins, Norwegian University of Science and Technology "The role of the systems engineer in safety critical systems" Many researchers focus on microcosmic views of the production of the embedded software or other safety critical product. This keynote will provide a retrospective and view forward for the lifecycle of safety critical systems. The material will draw upon current activities in these domains conducted by the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE). |
|
| Mr. David Escorial Rico, European Space Agency (ESA) - Software Product Assurance "Software criticality classification and reduction" Criticality classification of software components according to the consequences of a software induced failure has been a standard practice in the European space domain. For cost effective reasons, several approaches have been developed in order to allow downgrading of the software criticality under certain conditions, in particular requiring prevention of software failure propagation. |
|
| Mr. Kiyoshi Higuchi, JAXA Vice President "Introduction of Learning from successesful experience as well as unsuccessesful" |
|
| Dr. Hirohisa Hirukawa, AIST Director of Intelligent Systems Research Institute
"Safety Technogies of Personal Care Robots" Abstruct: Japanese Version Only |
|
| Reception | 9/27 (Thu.) 503 B+C+D Reception fee:3000yen |
| Host (Joint) | JAXA’s Engineering Digital Innovation Center, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) Software Engineering Center, Technology Headquarters, Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan (IPA) |
| Partners |
|
| Committee |
|