Advanced ways of System Engineering, Safety Analysis and Automated Communication
… it could blow up your system or delay your project by several months! Note: As a tribute to christmas time, this blog-post is the result of the challenging question, if there is a connection between “requirements engineering” and “xmas“. It is! You want to know why? Read about a system with an interesting requirements Read More …
Together with my co-authors, Dieter Fasol and Peter Bunus, I am happy to announce that we successfully submitted the contribution “A Model-Based Safety and Dependability Methodology for Missile Safety Engineering” at the 33rd International System Safety Conference (ISSC2015) taking place right this week, Aug 24-27 2015 in San Diego, California. ISSC 2015 San Diego The Read More …
When it comes to the question of categorizing some of the standard analysis methods in the field of safety and risk engineering, one of the illustration that I use are the two “axes of knowledge”: the knowledge about the causes and the knowledge about the consequences. If for both axes we consider just the two Read More …