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Current Issues in Safety-Critical Systems contains the invited paperspresented at the eleventh annual Safety-critical Systems Symposium, heldin February 2003.The safety-critical systems domain is rapidly expanding and its industrialproblems are always candidates for academic research. It embraces almostall industry sectors; current issues in one are commonly appropriate toothers. The Safety-critical System Symposium provides an annual forum fordiscussing such issues. The papers contained within this volume cover abroad range of subjects. They represent a great deal of industrialexperience as well as some academic research. All the papers are linkedby addressing current issues in safety-critical systems: DependabilityRequirements Engineering; Human Error Management; Influences on Risk;Safety Cases; Reforming the Law; Safety Management and Safety Standards.
List of contents
List.- Safety Requirements.- An Integrated Approach to Dependability Requirements Engineering.- Human Factors.- Integrating Human Error Management Strategies Throughout the System Lifecycle.- Measuring and Managing Culturally Inspired Risk.- Safe Systems: Construction, Destruction and Deconstruction.- The Safety Case - 1.- Developing a Safety Case for Autonomous Vehicle Operation on an Airport.- Managing Complex Safety Cases.- Development and Legal Issues.- White Box Software Development.- Reforming the Law on Involuntary Manslaughter: The Government's Proposals on Corporate Killing.- The Safety Case - 2.- Electronic Safety Cases: Challenges and Opportunities.- Safety Case Categories - Which One When?.- Safety Assessment.- An Assessment of Software Sneak Analysis.- Processes for Successful Safety Management in Acquisition.- Assurance of Safety-related Applications on a COTS Platform.- Application and Development of Standards.- The Application of BS IEC 61508 to Legacy Programmable Electronic Systems.- The Software Safety Standards and Code Verification.- Evolution of the UK Defence Safety Standards.- Author Index.
Summary
Current Issues in Safety-Critical Systems contains the invited papers
presented at the eleventh annual Safety-critical Systems Symposium, held
in February 2003.
The safety-critical systems domain is rapidly expanding and its industrial
problems are always candidates for academic research. It embraces almost
all industry sectors; current issues in one are commonly appropriate to
others. The Safety-critical System Symposium provides an annual forum for
discussing such issues. The papers contained within this volume cover a
broad range of subjects. They represent a great deal of industrial
experience as well as some academic research. All the papers are linked
by addressing current issues in safety-critical systems: Dependability
Requirements Engineering; Human Error Management; Influences on Risk;
Safety Cases; Reforming the Law; Safety Management and Safety Standards.
