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Reliability Validation and Improvement Framework

  • May 2013
  • By Peter Feiler
  • In this podcast, Peter Feiler discusses his recent work to improve the quality of software-reliant systems through an approach known as the Reliability Validation and Improvement Framework.
  • Software Architecture
  • Publisher: Software Engineering Institute
  • “When you look at the problem, what we have done is identified four areas that are contributors to making a system that is heavily reliant on software of higher quality.”

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  • Abstract

    In this episode, Peter Feiler discusses his recent work to improve the quality of software-reliant systems through an approach known as the Reliability Validation and Improvement Framework. The purpose of the framework is to facilitate early defect discovery and incremental end-to-end validation.

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About the Speaker

  • Peter Feiler

    Peter Feiler is the technical lead and author of the Architecture Analysis &Design Language (AADL) Standard. For the last 25 years, Feiler has been a senior member of the technical staff at the SEI where his research areas include dependable real-time systems, architecture languages for embedded systems, and predictable system analysis and engineering. In 2009, he received the Carnegie Science Award for Information Technology for his work with AADL.