CMU SEI Research Review 2020 Day 3 Artifacts
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Software Engineering Institute
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This collection includes materials from day three of the 2020 SEI Research Review event. These materials include presentations and posters about model-based engineering, rapid software evolution, rapid certifiable trust, software-defined IoT security, artificial intelligence techniques for software cost prediction, and the combination of DevOps and model-based engineering to build and deploy systems and their digital twins.
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Poster - Causal Models for Software Cost Prediction and Control
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By Michael D. Konrad, Bill Nichols, Robert W. Stoddard, David Zubrow
This poster describes CMU SEI's collaboration with other researchers to apply causal learning to learn how to control costs in software development and sustainment.
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Poster - KalKi: High-Assurance Software-Defined IoT Security
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By Sebastián Echeverría
The KalKi IoT Security Platform enables the integration of IoT devices into DoD systems, even if the IoT devices are not fully trusted or configurable.
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Poster - Rapid Certifiable Trust
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By Dionisio de Niz
Rapid Certifiable Trust preserves cyber-physical system safety by verifying and protecting part of a system and enforcing constraints on unverified components.
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Untangling the Knot: Enabling Rapid Software Evolution
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By James Ivers
This project uses AI techniques to recommend refactorings that can improve the structure of software in significantly less time than it takes to manually refactor.
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Poster - Untangling the Knot
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By Robert Nord, Ipek Ozkaya, James Ivers, Jared Frank
This project uses AI techniques to recommend refactorings that can improve the structure of software in significantly less time than it takes to manually refactor.
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Poster - Using All Processor Cores While Being Confident about Timing
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By Bjorn Andersson
Researchers address the problem of verifying timing of software executing on a multicore processor, assuming that the resources in the memory system are unknown.
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TwinOps: Digital Twins Meet DevOps
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By Jerome Hugues
This research improves the state of the art and the state of practice to design and analyze cyber-physical systems using DevOps and model-based engineering.
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Poster - TwinOps: Digital Twins Meet DevOps
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By Jerome Hugues
This research improves the state of the art and the state of practice to design and analyze cyber-physical systems using DevOps and model-based engineering.
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Model-Based Engineering with AADL: Transitioning Research to Practice
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By Sam Procter
To understand interactions between safety and security mechanisms, CMU SEI researchers are developing an integrated safety and security engineering approach supported by an AADL workbench.
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Poster - Integrated Safety and Security Engineering for Mission-Critical Systems (2020)
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By Sam Procter
This project makes systems safer and more secure by enabling early discovery of system-level issues through virtual integration and incremental analytical assurance.
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CMU SEI Research Review 2020 Artifacts