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2013
Conference Paper
Title

Combining safety engineering and product line engineering

Abstract
Product line engineering and safety engineering for software address current challenges in the development of software-intensive, safety-critical embedded systems. The two engineering diciplines have different goals and the approaches for achieving these goals have been created independently from each other. For this reason traditional safety engineering methods do not fit to traditional methods for software product line engineering. The research project "Safe ReSA (Safe Reusable Safety Artifacts)" between the Fraunhofer IESE and Siemens AG has the goal to extend traditional safety engineering methods so that safety engineering can be applied to the reusable artifacts that are created in product line engineering. Sequentially, we present how we extended methods for analyzing cause-effect relation between failures, for developing a safety concept and a safety case. Additionally, we present lessons learned from industry projects and our tool for applying the extended methods to complex real world systems.
Author(s)
Schwinn, Jean-Pascal
Adler, Rasmus  
Kemmann, Sören
Mainwork
SE 2013, Software Engineering. Workshopband  
Conference
Tagung Software Engineering (SE) 2013  
Language
English
Fraunhofer-Institut für Experimentelles Software Engineering IESE  
Keyword(s)
  • safety

  • product line engineering

  • safety concept tree (SCT)

  • SafeReSA

  • C2FT

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