Verification Validation and Testing: passion and deployment challenges
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Europe/Rome
CNR Area Ricerca Bologna
CNR Area Ricerca Bologna
Via Gobetti 101 Bologna
Description
Verification, Validation and Testing (VVT), is one of the traditional and well established areas of systems engineering. The VVT practitioners manage a stable capability and recognition level. At the same time technological and research advancements create opportunities to leverage the value of the deliverables through the overall system life-cycle. The academic and research deliverables, despite their interest, are poorly diffused in the industrial environment and slowly implemented into VVT tools so that they do not deploy their potentialities. This workshop, proposed by the VVT workgroup of AISE, INAF and Tetra Pak Packaging Solutions proposes the voices of the academic, the research, the VVT SW vendors and the industrial environments about these topics. The systems engineers, the VVT managers and practitioners are invited to share their viewpoints and to collect them during a workshop introduced by an opened round-table drive by qualified and relevant panellists. The workshop’s deliverables shall be distributed to all the participants and refined for further improvements.
sara ricciardi
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09:00
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09:30
Arrival and registration with welcome coffee 30m
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09:45
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10:00
INAF Welcome 15mSpeaker: Davide Fierro
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10:00
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10:15
Welcome AISE VVT Working Group 15mSpeaker: Carlo Leardi (Tetra Pak)
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10:15
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10:30
Ingegneria di Sistema per Macchine Automatiche Complesse 15mKEY STATEMENT: L'ingegneria di Sistema per gestire la complessità del processo di progettazione di macchine e sistemi industriali sempre più performanti e ricchi di fuzionalità: mito o reale opportunità?Speaker: Prof. Cesare Fantuzzi (UniMORE)
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10:30
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10:45
Modelli di innovazione per creare i prodotti del futuro 15mKEY STATEMENT: in their design process companies have still to understand the potentialities of system-oriented approaches. Test and experimentations are still made too late. Some excellences exist and they can be highlighted as good example to the wider manufacturing and engineering context.Speaker: Prof. Sergio Terzi (PoliMI)
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10:45
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11:00
VST Project: A case study of the VVT process 15mKEY STATEMENT: Configuration Control during the Integration phase: a key process for VVTSpeaker: Davide Fierro
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11:00
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11:15
Flight hardware test on the two sides of the pond: a researcher perspective. 15mKEY STATEMENT:Test better to test less?Speaker: Gianluca Morgante
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11:15
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11:45
coffee break 30m
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11:45
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12:00
A lean AGILE approach to Service Products Verication and Validation - a case study from a packaging company 15mKEY STATEMENT: I processi Agile possono facilitare l’introduzione di nuove metodologie di V&V dal mondo accademico direttamente nell’industria?Speakers: Andrea Margini (Tetra Pak Packaging Solutions), Gaetano Cutrona (Tetrapack)
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12:00
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12:15
Multidisciplinary Design Optimization by Simulation 15mKEY STATEMENT:Quale può essere il ruolo della prototipazione virtuale nelle fasi di VVT?Speaker: Carlo Poloni (ESTECO)
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12:15
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12:30
Agile methodology applicata ad un framework software di sviluppo 15mKEY STATEMENT:Agile methodology applicata ad un framework software di sviluppoSpeaker: Luca Fioravanti (BLIZZARD)
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12:30
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12:45
Cryowaves e' Bologna 15mKEY STATEMENT: key knowledge and expertise for key lab and infrastructuresSpeaker: Fabrizio Villa
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12:45
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13:00
Close up 15mSpeakers: Carlo Leardi (Tetra Pak), Sara Ricciardi (IASFBO)
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13:00
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13:45
Lunch and Poster session 45m
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13:45
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14:05
workshop setup 20m
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15:05
conceptual map analysis and revision 1hwe will split in groups to analyze and revise a conceptual map designed by organizer and speakersSpeaker: Carlo Leardi (TetraPak)
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14:25
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coffe available 40m
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15:20
Formal Requirements Modeling for Simulation-Based Verification 15mSpeaker: Alfredo Garro (DIMES Universita' della Calabria)
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15:20
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15:30
table 1 presentation 10m
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15:40
table 2 presentation 10m
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15:40
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15:50
table 3 presentation 10m
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15:50
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16:00
table 4 presentation 10m
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16:00
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16:10
table 5 presentation 10m
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16:10
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16:20
table 6 presentation 10m
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16:30
table 7 presentation 10m
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16:30
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16:40
closure 10m
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09:00
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09:30