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a study on airborne software safety requirements elicitation based on failure-cause-base aided sfmea
Xu Xiaojie; Lu Minyan; Bao Xiaohong; Meng Lingzhong
2012
SourceInternational Journal of Advancements in Computing Technology
ISSN2005-8039
Volume4Issue:23Pages:234-241
English AbstractIn this paper a method for eliciting airborne software safety requirements (SSRs) is presented. Software FMEA (SFMEA) is applied to derive SSRs so as to improve airborne software safety. SFMEA is a popular analytical methodology for software reliability and safety analysis. A potential failure-cause-base for airborne software is built to support SFMEA. Analysts can establish recommended actions to the failure modes according to the results of definition of failure modes and potential causes. The potential cause base is used to ensure the completeness of potential cause investigation since currently it depends more on analysts' domain and safety knowledge. Then SSRs can be elicited referring to recommended actions established by SFMEA. And the processes for updating the cause base are established. At last this method is applied to aircraft engine control software in which the feasibility and effectiveness of this method f is demonstrated and software system safety is improved by this work.; In this paper a method for eliciting airborne software safety requirements (SSRs) is presented. Software FMEA (SFMEA) is applied to derive SSRs so as to improve airborne software safety. SFMEA is a popular analytical methodology for software reliability and safety analysis. A potential failure-cause-base for airborne software is built to support SFMEA. Analysts can establish recommended actions to the failure modes according to the results of definition of failure modes and potential causes. The potential cause base is used to ensure the completeness of potential cause investigation since currently it depends more on analysts' domain and safety knowledge. Then SSRs can be elicited referring to recommended actions established by SFMEA. And the processes for updating the cause base are established. At last this method is applied to aircraft engine control software in which the feasibility and effectiveness of this method f is demonstrated and software system safety is improved by this work.
Indexed TypeEI
KeywordAircraft Engines Requirements Engineering Software Reliability
Department(1) School of Reliability and Systems Engineering Beihang University Beijing China; (2) National Engineering Research Center of Fundamental Software Institute of Software The Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing China
Language英语
Content Type期刊论文
URIhttp://ir.iscas.ac.cn/handle/311060/15104
Collection中国科学院软件研究所
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Xu Xiaojie,Lu Minyan,Bao Xiaohong,et al. a study on airborne software safety requirements elicitation based on failure-cause-base aided sfmea[J]. International Journal of Advancements in Computing Technology,2012,4(23):234-241.
APA Xu Xiaojie,Lu Minyan,Bao Xiaohong,&Meng Lingzhong.(2012).a study on airborne software safety requirements elicitation based on failure-cause-base aided sfmea.International Journal of Advancements in Computing Technology,4(23),234-241.
MLA Xu Xiaojie,et al."a study on airborne software safety requirements elicitation based on failure-cause-base aided sfmea".International Journal of Advancements in Computing Technology 4.23(2012):234-241.
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