Automated Functional Safety Analysis of Automated Driving Systems

@inproceedings{Klbl2018AutomatedFS,
  title={Automated Functional Safety Analysis of Automated Driving Systems},
  author={Martin K{\"o}lbl and Stefan Leue},
  booktitle={FMICS},
  year={2018}
}
In this paper, we present a method to assess functional safety of architectures for Automated Driving Systems (ADS. [] Key Method We present an automated method to assert functional safety of ADS systems in the spirit of ISO 26262 in light of these changes. The approach is model-based and implemented in the QuantUM analysis tool. We illustrate its use in functional safety analysis using a proposed practical ADS architecture and address, in particular, architectural variant analysis.
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