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DYADEM-FTS 2010 : The First International Workshop on Dynamic Aspects in Dependability Models for Fault-Tolerant Systems | |||||||||||||
Link: http://www.lrr.in.tum.de/~dyadem/ | |||||||||||||
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Call For Papers | |||||||||||||
It is the aim of the workshop to discuss novel ideas, methods, algorithms, and software tools for in-depth studies of dynamic aspects of dependable fault-tolerant systems. Any contribution related to qualitative and quantitative evaluation is welcome.
In particular, the main topics of the workshop include, but are not limited to: Dependability assessment of fault-tolerant systems including dynamic aspects and behaviors Non-Boolean components and basic events, including components with different failure modes (transient, permanent, ...) Non-Boolean system structures including dynamic, reconfigurable systems and gracefully degradable systems Interrelation between faults and failures including dependent, on-demand, cascading and common cause failures and events Dynamic redundancy schemes including load sharing, cold and warm standby, imperfect fault detection and localization, as well as the impact of non-zero reconfiguration times Corrective and preventive maintenance policies, including minimal repair, finite/limited repair facilities and corresponding strategies Varying failure rates, including ageing effects and reliability growth models Human factor and human reliability Non-coherent structures and systems, multi-valued systems and phased mission systems Extensions to classic modeling approaches (combinational, state-based, and simulation) including Markovian and non- Markovian techniques, Petri nets, process algebras, and simulation High-level and application-oriented modeling techniques and tools On-line evaluation techniques and tools for adaptive systems Collection and analysis of statistical data, computer tools for statistical analysis of data on reliability, heuristics Approximation techniques and tools Meta-heuristic approaches (genetic algorithms, fuzzy logic, neural networks, simu- lated annealing, Bayesian networks, ...) Importance and sensitivity analysis |
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