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The 4th WAFERS workshop took place at ISSRE on 9 October 2023, in Florence. The workshop included a keynote given by Zoltan Micskei (BME), one journal first article and four brand new research papers, as results of ADVANCE project collaborations.
The workshop was attended also by several participants external to the project.
Many thanks goes to the workshop chairs Tommaso Zoppi (UNIFI-CINI), Francesco Brancati (Resiltech) and Esther Colombini (UNICAMP).
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Fátima Mattiello and Antonio Prado (INPE) ended their three-week secondment at CINI-UNIFI. In this period they worked together with the UNIFI group on the GOLDS constellation of nanosatellites. In particular, the objective of this collaboration is to build a modeling framework for the evaluation of the performability of GOLDS constellation.
During this period, Fátima Mattiello gave a lecture at the ADVANCE Graduate School. The topic of the lecture was the Verification and Validation in the context of space system engineering.
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Prof. András Pataricza from Budapest University of Technology and Economics was visiting ResilTech for his two-week secondment. He was working on collecting V&V data from public data sources, analyzing them, and evaluating the results.
He conducted a closing presentation addressing the implications of the new EU Cyber Resilience Act focusing on its impact on the safety and security analysis of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS).
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Fátima Mattiello and Antonio Bertachini (INPE) are currently seconded at the University of Florence for a period of three weeks. The CINI group is collaborating with them to address the challenge of the GOLDS satellite constellation for environmental data collection. In particular, they are focusing on optimizing satellites orbits to achieve high visibility of ground stations.
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Researchers from the ADVANCE project will organize a graduate school on the Verification and Validation (V&V) of Future Cyber-Physical Systems. The school will provide an
- overview of typical V&V challenges of large-scale safety-critical systems, illustrated by the space and automotive domain,
- new design, verification and analysis techniques for CPS, e.g. using machine learning or model-based techniques,
- a discussion panel on using AI techniques in verification and verifying AI-based systems.
Target audience: the lectures are aimed at MSc or early PhD students, who have a basic understanding of software/systems engineering concepts.
Format: the school will be fully online to encourage participation of students. The timing of the school is accessible both from Europe and South America.
Registration: the school will be FREE (supported by the ADVANCE EU project), but registration will be required: https://forms.office.com/e/p0NxXhedCw
Tentative program
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