Prestandardisation Activities for Computer Based Safety Systems

J. R. Taylor; S. Bologna; W. Ehrenberger; U. Voges

Prestandardisation Activities for Computer Based Safety Systems

J. R. Taylor, S. Bologna, W. Ehrenberger, U. Voges

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Abstract

Questions of technical safety become more and more important. Due to the higher complexity of their functions computer based safety systems have special problems. Researchers, producers, licensing personnel and customers have met on a European basis to exchange knowledge and formulate positions. The Commission of the european Community supports the work. Major topics comprise hardware configuration and self supervision, software design, verification and testing, documentation, system specification and concurrent processing. Preliminary results have been used for the draft of an IEC standard and for some national recommendations.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	European Workshop on Industrial Computer Systems : Technical Committee No. 7: Software Engineering Standards, Application Workshop
Place of Publication	New York
Publisher	IEEE
Publication date	1981
Pages	3-7
Publication status	Published - 1981
Event	European Workshop on Industrial Computer Systems : Technical Committee No. 7: Software Engineering Standards, Application Workshop - Duration: 1 Jan 1981 → …

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Conference	European Workshop on Industrial Computer Systems : Technical Committee No. 7: Software Engineering Standards, Application Workshop
Period	01/01/1981 → …

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Taylor, JR, Bologna, S, Ehrenberger, W & Voges, U 1981, Prestandardisation Activities for Computer Based Safety Systems. in European Workshop on Industrial Computer Systems: Technical Committee No. 7: Software Engineering Standards, Application Workshop. IEEE, New York, pp. 3-7, European Workshop on Industrial Computer Systems : Technical Committee No. 7: Software Engineering Standards, Application Workshop, 01/01/1981.

Prestandardisation Activities for Computer Based Safety Systems. / Taylor, J. R.; Bologna, S.; Ehrenberger, W.; Voges, U.

European Workshop on Industrial Computer Systems: Technical Committee No. 7: Software Engineering Standards, Application Workshop. New York : IEEE, 1981. p. 3-7.

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