Position Papers

 

 

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Active Safety

1.      “Position Paper”, Farhad Balourchi (Delphi).

2.      “High-Confidence Real-Time Multivariable Control for Active Safety in Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems”, Francesco Borrelli and Karl Hedrick (University of California at Berkeley).

3.      “Embedded Control for Cooperative Active Safety Systems”, Domitilla Del Vecchio (University of Michigan).

4.      “Towards High Confidence Cyberphysical Systems for Intelligent Transportation Systems”, Aniruddha Gokhale, Sumant Tambe, Larry Dowdy and Gautam Biswas (Vanderbilt University).

5.      “Changing Safety Paradigm: Integration of the Environment into the Vehicle”, Robert C. Lange (General Motors).

Controls

6.      “A Perspective on Research Directions for Control in Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems”, Dimitar P. Filev and Ilya V. Kolmanovsky (Ford Research).

7.      “Managing Vehicle Control System Architecture is a Key Enabler for Strategic Reuse”, Ryan McGee (Ford).

8.      “Distributed Control Systems With Shared Communication and Computation Resources”, Payam Naghashtabrizi and Jo˜ao P. Hespanha (Ford).

Integration and Complexity Management

9.      “System Level Integration Challenges Common to High Confidence Automotive and Aerospace Cyber-Physical Systems”, Pam Binns (Honeywell).

10. “Managing Complexity in Safety-critical Cyber-Physical Systems”, Qi Van Eikema Hommes and Sushil Birla (General Motors R&D).

11. “High Assurance Aerospace CPS & Implications for the Automotive Industry”, Scott A. Lintelman, Krishna Sampigethaya, Mingyan Li, Radha Poovendran, Richard V. Robinson (Boeing Phantom Works).

12. “Enabling a Systems Engineering Approach to Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems”, Chris Walter (WW Technology Group).

Manufacturing and Automation

13. “CyberPhysical Systems that Enable Automotive Assembly”, Shivakumar Sastry (University of Akron).

Model-based Design and Composition

14. “Position Paper”, Anuradha M. Annaswamy (MIT).

15. “On Model-Based Engineering for Cyber-Physical Systems”, Dionisio de Niz, Peter H. Feiler, Jorgen Hansson, and John Hudak

16. “Requirement-Driven Automated System-Level Design”, Daniel Gajski (UC Irvine).

17.  “Beating the Automotive Code Complexity Challenge: Components, Models and Tools”, Hans Hansson, Mikael Nolin and Thomas Nolte (M¨alardalen Real-Time Research Centre, Sweden).

18.  “Enabling the Future Auto with Model-Driven Services”, Johannes Helander and Margus Veanes (Microsoft Research)

19. “Modeling and Verification of Cyber-Physical Systems”, Warren A. Hunt, Jr. (University of Texas at Austin).

20. “Towards High-Confidence Pragmatic Design of Cyber-Physical Systems”, Gabor Karsai (Vanderbilt University).

21. “Automated Program Maintenance for Automotive CPS”, Sandeep S. Kulkarni and Borzoo Bonakdarpour (Michigan State University).

22. “Modelling, Analysis and Architectures for Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems”, Igor Mezic (UC Santa Barbara).

23. “Building Robust Automotive Systems through Separation of Concerns”, Sibin Mohan (North Carolina State University) and Johannes Helander (Microsoft Research).

24. “Modeling System Interactions”, Ed Nelson (Ford).

25. “Safety and Reliability in Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems”, Natasha Neogi (University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign).

26. “Automotive CPS Trust”, Mark Noddy, Kyle Nelson and Todd Carpenter (Adventium).

27.  “Research Interest Statement”, Douglas Rhode (Ford).

28. “Compositional Software Modeling: Foundations and Challenges for Cyber-Physical Systems”, Jonathan Sprinkle (University of Arizona).

29. “On Constructing High-Confidence Vehicle Control Software”, Shige Wang (GM), Kang G. Shin and Sangsoo Park (U of Michigan at Ann Arbor).

30.  “Automotive Cyber Physical Systems in the Context of Human Mobility”, Daniel Work, Alexandre Bayen, and Quinn Jacobson (UC Berkeley).

31. “Component-Based Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems”, Fei Xie (Portland State University).

Requirements Specification

32. “Optimizing Automotive Cyber-Physical System Specifications with Multi-Event Dependencies”, Stefan Andrei (Lamar University) and Albert Cheng (University of Houston).

33. “Requirements of Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems”, George Romanski (Verocel).

System Infrastructure

34. “Guaranteed End-to-end QoS in Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems”, Nikil Dutt and Gabor Madl (UC Irvine).

35.  “Towards Human-Centric Middleware for Future Automotive CPS”, Sandeep K. S. Gupta (Arizona State University).

36. “Occupant-Centric Design of Automobiles – The Ultimate Information Processing Machine that also Transports People and other Physical Objects”, Sundaresan Jayaraman (Georgia Tech).

37. “High-Confidence Service Engineering for Cyber-Physical Systems”, Ingolf H. Krόger, Vina Ermagan and Massimiliano Menarini (UCSD).

38. “New Paradigm Computing for Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems”, Jonathan Mills (Indiana University).

39.  “High-Confidence Bus Architectures: The Backbone of Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems”, Lee Pike (Galois).

40. “Embedding Executable Meta-Languages within Cyber-Physical Systems”, Richard W. Selby (Northrop Grumman Space Technology).

41. “Cyber-Physical Systems: Timing Is (almost) Everything”, Ronald D. Williams & Joanne Bechta Dugan (U of Virginia).

Vehicular Networks

42. “Networked Automotive Cyber Physical Systems: Applications, Challenges and Research Directions”, Sriram Chellappan and Sanjay Kumar Madria (Michigan State University).

43. “Intelligent Traffic Management in Future Highways”, Mario Gerla (UCLA) and Liviu Iftode (Rutgers University).

44. “Security and Privacy in Vehicular Networks”, Jinhua Guo (U of Michigan – Dearborn).

45.  “Connecting Vehicles to ‘The Grid’”, Thomas D.C. Little and Ashish Agarwal (Boston University).

46. “Transformative CPS technologies to enable the next generation transportation networks”, Steve Liu (Texas A&M).

47. “Mixed Reality, Now a Reality - Network Virtualization for Real-Time Automotive-CPS Networks”, Rahul Mangharam (University of Pennsylvania).

48. “A Roadmap for Securing Vehicles against Cyber Attacks”, Dennis K. Nilsson and Ulf E. Larson (Chalmers University of Technology).

49. “Distributed Management Strategies for Collaborative Agents in Highly Dynamic Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems”, Horst F. Wedde (Technical University of Dortmund, Germany).

50. “Demands and Challenges in Integrating Vehicles into a Hybrid Cyber-Physical Network”, Bo Yu and Cheng-Zhong Xu (Wayne State University).

51. “Enabling Distributed Vehicular Traffic Control and Safety Applications with VGrid”, Michael Zhang, Chen-Nee Chuah, Dipak Ghosal (University of California, Davis).

52. “Challenges of Automotive Network Systems”, Wei Zhao (RPI).

Verification and Validation

53. “Metrics”, Peter Dibble (TimeSys).

54. “Para-Transactional Invariants (PTI) for CPS Software Systems”, Calton Pu (Georgia Tech) and Maurice Herlihy (Brown University).

55. “An Integrated Simulation Environment for Cyber-Physical System Co-simulation”, Gang Quan (University of South Carolina).

56. “Analysis Challenges for Automotive CPS”, Ashish Tiwari (SRI).