Program

SSIV - Program 2017 (June 26)

Session 1	Chair: João Cunha		8:30 - 10:00
Welcome
Keynote	Kimon Valavanis	Unmanned Aviation: Challenges in Design for Autonomy and Integration into the National Airspace
Paper 1	Pranav Jetley, Sujit P B and Srikkanth Saripalli	Safe landing od fixed wing UAVs
Coffee Break
Session 2	Chair: Jean-Charles Fabre		10:30 - 12:00
Paper 2	Caroline B. S. T. Molina, Jorge R. Almeida Jr., Rodrigo I, Rojas Gonzàlez, Lúcio F. Vismari, Jamil K. Naufal Jr. And João B. Camargo Jr.	Assuring Fully Autonomous Vehicles Safety by Design: the Autonomous Vehicle Control (AVC) Module Strategy
Paper 3	Ayhan Mehmed, Wilfried Steiner and Sasikumar Punnekkat	Deterministic Ethernet: Addressing the Challenges of Asynchronous Sensing in Sensor Fusion Systems
Paper 4	Wenbo Xu, Martin Wegner, Lars Wolf and Ruediger Kapitza	Byzantine Agreement Service for Cooperative Embedded Systems
Lunch
Session 3	Chair: Ayan Mehmed		13:30 - 15:15
Keynote	Mohamed Kaâniche	Automotive Embedded Systems Security: A Language Based Intrusion Detection Approach
Paper 5	Matthieu Amy, Jean-Charles Fabre and Michael Lauer	Towards Adaptive Fault Tolerance on ROS for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
Paper 6	Madeline Cheah, Jeremy Bryans, Daniel Fowler and Siraj Shaikh	Threat Intelligence for Bluetooth-enabled Systems with Automotive Applications: An Empirical Study
Coffee Break
Session 4	Chair: Paulo Veríssimo		15:45 - 17:00
Panel	Kimon Valavanis, Mohamed Kaâniche, Marco Vieira	Challenges, current solutions and research directions regarding safety and security of intelligent vehicles
Closing

Program_2018

SSIV - Program 2018 (June 25)

Session 1	Keynote Speaker		9:00 - 10:30
Welcome
Keynote	Philippe Quéré	Progress and possibilities of concrete links between functional safety and cybersecurity
Coffee Break
Session 2	Security		11:00- 12:30
Paper 1	Eugen Horatiu Gurban, Bogdan Groza and Pal-Stefan Murvay	Risk assessment and security countermeasures for vehicular instrument clusters
Paper 2	Andrew Tomlinson, Jeremy Bryans, Siraj A. Shaikh and Harsha Kumara Kalutarage,	Detection of Automotive CAN Cyber-Attacks by Identifying Packet Timing Anomalies in Time Windows
Paper 3	Daniel Fowler, Jeremy Bryans, Siraj Shaikh and Paul Wooderson	Fuzz Testing for Automotive Cyber-security
Lunch
Session 3	Evaluation and testing		14:00- 15:30
Paper 4	Vikas Agrawal, Marcel Frueh, Oliver Bringmann and Wolfgang Rosenstiel	Evaluating optical flow vectors through collision points of object trajectories in varying computer-generated snow intensities for autonomous vehicles
Paper 5	Emilia Cioroaica, Thomas Kuhn and Thomas Bauer	Prototyping Automotive Smart Ecosystems
Paper 6	Matheus Lopes Franco, Andre L. de Oliveira, Rosana T. V. Braga, Catherine Dezan, Jean-Philippe Diguet and Kalinka R. J. L. Branco	Model-Based Dependability Analysis of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles - A Case Study
Coffee Break
Session 4	Functional safety		16:00- 16:45
Paper 7	Mohamad Gharib, Paolo Lollini, Marco Botta, Elvio Amparore, Susanna Donatelli and Andrea Bondavalli	On the Safety of Automotive Systems Incorporating Machine Learning based Components - A position paper
Paper 8	Kuen-Long Lu, Yung-Yuan Chen and Li-Ren Huang	FMEDA-based Fault Injection and data analysis in compliant with ISO-26262
Session 5	Joint panel SSIV & DSML		17:00- 18:00
Panel	Panelists: Philippe Quéré (Renault), Nirmal R. Saxena (Nvidia), Johan Karlsson (Chalmers University) Moderator: Doug Blough (Georgia Institute of Technology)	How will we be able to trust self-driving cars? - Douglas Blough - Johan Karlsson - Nirmal Saxena - Philippe Quéré
Closing		Pictures - Keynote - Panel 01 - Panel 02