Timing diagrams provide an intuitive graphical specification for time constraints and causal dependencies between a system’s objects. Such a view can provide useful insight during Requirements Engineering (RE). Formal Modeling techniques allow abstract system level models to be explored in revealing detail and provide feedback via verification and validation methods such as proofs of consistency, model checking and animation. Here, we bring these two modelling approaches together. In particular we present techniques to extend a graphical modeling capability for formal modeling into the real-time domain by developing a Timing diagram view for the Event-B formal method and its graphical front-end, UML-B. Translation schemes to Event-B and UML...
Modeling timing constraints of distributed systems and multi-clock electronic systems aims to descri...
This article presents a novel technique to formally verify models of real-time systems captured thro...
The work developed in this thesis aims to assist the engineering process of temporal requirements fo...
Event-B is a language for the formal development of reactive systems. At present the RODIN toolkit [...
Event-B is a language for the formal development of reactive systems. At present the RODIN toolkit (...
A Formal method is a requirements engineering technique used for specification, development and veri...
The need to represent timing requirements for computer systems in a formal way is being addressed by...
In the domain of formal modelling and verification of real-time safety-critical systems, our focus i...
Constructing traceable Event-B models from requirements is crucial in the system development process...
Abstract Bridging the gap between informal requirements and formal specifications is a key challenge...
Requirements engineering is an important part of developing programs. It is an essential stage of th...
International audienceTURTLE is a real-time UML profile introduced a few years ago to address the an...
AbstractThe notion of time is an important element in such systems as real-time embedded systems. Re...
Abstract: Constructing traceable Event-B models from requirements is crucial in the system developme...
TURTLE is a real-time UML profile introduced a few years ago to address the analysis, design and dep...
Modeling timing constraints of distributed systems and multi-clock electronic systems aims to descri...
This article presents a novel technique to formally verify models of real-time systems captured thro...
The work developed in this thesis aims to assist the engineering process of temporal requirements fo...
Event-B is a language for the formal development of reactive systems. At present the RODIN toolkit [...
Event-B is a language for the formal development of reactive systems. At present the RODIN toolkit (...
A Formal method is a requirements engineering technique used for specification, development and veri...
The need to represent timing requirements for computer systems in a formal way is being addressed by...
In the domain of formal modelling and verification of real-time safety-critical systems, our focus i...
Constructing traceable Event-B models from requirements is crucial in the system development process...
Abstract Bridging the gap between informal requirements and formal specifications is a key challenge...
Requirements engineering is an important part of developing programs. It is an essential stage of th...
International audienceTURTLE is a real-time UML profile introduced a few years ago to address the an...
AbstractThe notion of time is an important element in such systems as real-time embedded systems. Re...
Abstract: Constructing traceable Event-B models from requirements is crucial in the system developme...
TURTLE is a real-time UML profile introduced a few years ago to address the analysis, design and dep...
Modeling timing constraints of distributed systems and multi-clock electronic systems aims to descri...
This article presents a novel technique to formally verify models of real-time systems captured thro...
The work developed in this thesis aims to assist the engineering process of temporal requirements fo...