Abstract: This paper proposes a method enabling to state formal properties of a logic controller, a prerequisite for formal verification using model-checking, from a fault-tree analysis taking into account both the controlled process and the controller. Invariants, untimed and timed properties are considered and illustrated thanks to an example. The aim of this method is to ease formal properties design and to bridge the gap between fault forecasting and fault removal for automated systems. Copyright © 2005 IFA
A basic concept in modeling fault tolerant systems is that anticipated faults, being obviously outsi...
Abstract — Model checking is very effective at finding out even subtle faults in system designs. A c...
Abstract: Functional safety, as addressed in the standard IEC 61508, is a key requirement for a high...
International audienceThis paper proposes a method enabling to state formal properties of a logic co...
Dependability of an automation system requires engineers to implement formal verification procedures...
We present a semantics for fault tree analysis, a technique used for the analysis of safety critical...
Dependability of an automation system requires engineers to implement formal verification procedures...
Expressing the formal properties of logic controllers is one of the main obstacles to the diffusion ...
ABSTRACT: In train control systems, more and more (electro-)mechanical devices are substituted by so...
This paper presents a framework for a logical characterisation of fault tolerance and its formal ana...
AbstractThis paper presents a framework for a logical characterization of fault tolerance and its fo...
This paper proposes a modelling approach suitable for formalizing fault tolerant systems, taking int...
The Object-Oriented (O-O) approach has been recently used in the industrialautomation to design logi...
Fault tree analysis, the most widely used safety analysis technique in industry, is often applied ma...
Fault Tree Analysis is a very popular tech-nique to assess safety and reliability of technical sys-t...
A basic concept in modeling fault tolerant systems is that anticipated faults, being obviously outsi...
Abstract — Model checking is very effective at finding out even subtle faults in system designs. A c...
Abstract: Functional safety, as addressed in the standard IEC 61508, is a key requirement for a high...
International audienceThis paper proposes a method enabling to state formal properties of a logic co...
Dependability of an automation system requires engineers to implement formal verification procedures...
We present a semantics for fault tree analysis, a technique used for the analysis of safety critical...
Dependability of an automation system requires engineers to implement formal verification procedures...
Expressing the formal properties of logic controllers is one of the main obstacles to the diffusion ...
ABSTRACT: In train control systems, more and more (electro-)mechanical devices are substituted by so...
This paper presents a framework for a logical characterisation of fault tolerance and its formal ana...
AbstractThis paper presents a framework for a logical characterization of fault tolerance and its fo...
This paper proposes a modelling approach suitable for formalizing fault tolerant systems, taking int...
The Object-Oriented (O-O) approach has been recently used in the industrialautomation to design logi...
Fault tree analysis, the most widely used safety analysis technique in industry, is often applied ma...
Fault Tree Analysis is a very popular tech-nique to assess safety and reliability of technical sys-t...
A basic concept in modeling fault tolerant systems is that anticipated faults, being obviously outsi...
Abstract — Model checking is very effective at finding out even subtle faults in system designs. A c...
Abstract: Functional safety, as addressed in the standard IEC 61508, is a key requirement for a high...