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Publication:Vial2014ASCoMS
Abstract Kernel-based architectures have been propo Kernel-based architectures have been proposed as a possible solution to build safe cooperative systems with improved performance. These systems adjust their operation mode at run-time, depending on the actual quality of sensor data used in control loops and on the execution timeliness of relevant control functions. Sets of safety rules, defined at design-time, express the conditions concerning data quality and timeliness that need to be satisfied for the system to operate safely in each operation mode. In this paper we propose a solution for practically expressing these safety rules at design-time, and for evaluating them at run-time. This evaluation is done using periodically collected information about safety-related variables. For expressing the rules we adopt the XML language. The run-time solution is based on a safety rules evaluation engine, which was designed for efficiency and scalability. We describe the architecture of the engine, the solution for structuring data in memory and the rule evaluation algorithm. A simple sensor-based control system is considered to exemplify how the safety rules are expressed. mplify how the safety rules are expressed.
Address Florence, Italy  +
Author Eric Vial + , António Casimiro +
Booktitle Proceedings of the Workshop on Architecting Safety in Collaborative Mobile Systems (ASCoMS), SAFECOMP 2014 Workshops  +
Document Document for Publication-Vial2014ASCoMS.pdf +
Editor A. Bondavalli et al. +
Key Vial2014ASCoMS  +
Month sep  +
NumPubDate 2,014.09  +
Pages 27–35  +
Project Project:KARYON +
Publisher Springer International Publishing  +
ResearchLine Timeliness and Adaptation in Dependable Systems (TADS) +
Series LNCS  +
Title Evaluation of Safety Rules in a Safety Kernel-Based Architecture  +
Type incollection  +
Year 2014  +
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