Symposium: Safety-Critical Systems Symposium 2019 (SSS'19)

	Event description		Programme

SSS'19 Safety-Critical Systems Symposium 2019
Day One - Tuesday 5^th February 2019
Session One: Safe Decision Making Chair: Paul Hampton
Keynote: Sidney Dekker - Griffith University	Automation Surprise in the 21st Century: Culture, Collaborative Cognition, Complexity and Legacy Systems View Paper View Presentation View Turkish Airlines Flt.1951 accident
Johannes de Haan - Eurocontrol Fabio Massacci, Pierantonia Sterlini - University of Trento Peter Bernard Ladkin - Causalis Christian Raspotnig - AVINOR ANS	The Risk of Relying on a Public Communications Infrastructure View Paper View Presentation
Michael Wright, Ludmila Musalova, Rebecca Canham - Greenstreet Berman Stuart King - Energy Institute	Managing major accident hazard risks (people, plant and environment) during organisational change: A new Energy Institute Guide View Paper
John Spriggs - Consultant	Sufficient Assurance? View Paper View Presentation
Session Two: Safety Services Chair: Dave Banham
Keynote: Maureen Baker - NHS	Safety in NHS IT - A Personal Narrative View Paper Watch the video
Working Group Report	Service Assurance (SAWG) View Presentation
Nick Durston - Durston Consulting Mike Parsons - CGI UK Andy Scott - NATS Alan Simpson - Ebeni	The Principles of Service Assurance View Paper
Kevin King and Steve Elliott - BAE Systems	Service-based Safety Assurance: A provider approach in a challenging environment View Paper

Day Two - Wednesday 6^th February 2019
Session One: Autonomy, AI and Machine Learning (i) Chair: Dewi Daniels
Keynote: Jelena Frtunikj, Simon Fürst - BMW Group	Engineering Safe Machine Learning for Automated Driving Systems View Paper Watch the video
Working Group Report	Assurance Cases (ACWG) View Presentation
Hamid Asgari, Ben Pritchard - Thales UK Jason Farrell - University of Bristol	Review of Regulatory Issues of Robotic and Autonomous Systems: Learning for the Civil Nuclear Industry View Paper View Presentation
Colin O’Halloran, William Simmonds and Nick Tudor - D-RisQ Ltd	Verifying Behaviour of Swarms ofAutonomous Cyber Physical Systems View Paper
Rob Ashmore, Bhopinder Madahar - Dstl	Rethinking Diversity in the Context of Autonomous Systems View Paper View Presentation
Keynote: Mario Trapp and Gereon Weiss - Fraunhofer ESK	Towards Dynamic Safety Managementfor Autonomous Systems View Paper Watch the video
Session Two: Security Informed Safety Chair: Graham Jolliffe
Emma A. Taylor and David J. K. Griffin - DstlRail Safety and Standards Board	Review of the context for a combined security-safety risk management framework for rail View Paper View Presentation
Brian Stevens, Rob Ashmore - Dstl Andrea Margheri and Vladimiro Sassone - University of Southampton	Developing Critical Software in the Modern Threat Environment View Paper View Presentation
Stephen Bull - Ebeni David Shipman - Network Rail	Assuring EULYNX: Application of CSM-RA to Specification Development View Paper View Presentation
Poster Session Developing an Ontology of Risk Terminology for Safety and Security Engineering, Dave Banham Who does what for Service Assurance? Nick Durston System Dependability – What does it really mean? Trevor Leckie Human Adaptability in Engineering System Safety, Don MacInnes Dedicated EMI-Diverse Redundant Systems for Fail-Operational Safety-Critical Systems under Harsh Electromagnetic Disturbances, Davy Pissoort Abstract Interface Classes to Identify Affecting Factors for Safety of Autonomous Vehicles, Masao Ito Psychological safety - facilitating self-reporting of error, mistakes and non-compliance: A rapid review for the Energy Institute, Michael Wright and Sam Opiah View poster 1 View poster 2 View poster 3 View poster 4 View poster 6 View poster 6 View poster 7

Day Three - Thursday 7^th February 2019
Session One: New Approaches Chair: Louise Harney
Keynote: Graham Braithwaite - Cranfield University	Forensics to Prognostics: From investigating failures to anticipating the vulnerabilities of increasingly complex systems View Paper Watch the video
Working Group Report	Data Safety Initiative (DSIWG) View Presentation
Nick Hales - Retired Senior Engineer for Critical Avionics in the MoD DE&S	Design of an Application to Make Maintenance Processes Safer View Paper View Presentation
David Radack and Harold G. Tiedeman Jr. - Rockwell Collins Paul Parkinson - Wind River	Civil Certification of Multi-coreProcessing Systems in Commercial Avionics View Paper View Presentation
Martin Krammer, Helmut Martin, Bernhard Winkler, Martin Benedikt - VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research Center	Functional Safety in the Context of Distributed Co-Simulation View Paper
Session Two: Autonomy, AI and Machine Learning (ii) Chair: Tim Kelly
James McCloskey, Chris Allsopp, David H Smith, Sam Jenkins, Lee Ramsay - Frazer-Nash Consultancy Elizabeth Lennon - Dstl	Towards a Safety Argument for Autonomous Systems that Use Machine Learning View Paper
Working Group Report	Safety of Autonomous Systems (SASWG) View Presentation
Graham Sutherland - Mott MacDonald Limited Ali Hessami - Vega Systems Limited	Potential Methods to Enhance Safety within Neural Network Based Systems View Paper View Presentation
Keynote: Philip Koopman, Aaron Kane, Jen Black - Carnegie Mellon University & Edge Case Research	Credible Autonomy Safety Argumentation View Paper View presentation View Video

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