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MeetingACGS Committee Meeting 115 - Portland, OR - March 2015
Agenda Location4 GENERAL COMMITTEE TECHNICAL SESSION
4.2 Research Institutions, Industry, and University Reports
4.2.1 Research Institutions and Companies
4.2.1.4 Rockwell Collins
TitleRockwell Collins
PresenterDarren Cofer
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AbstractDarren Cofer
Rockwell Collins ATC update

The final report and models from our NASA DO-333 Case Studies project are now publicly available. In this project we used three different types of formal analysis tools to satisfy the software certification objectives for different elements of an avionics system.

In the DARPA HACMS project we are using formal methods to build aircraft software that will be robust against many classes of cyber-attack. We are demonstrating our results on a small quadcopter and Boeing's Unmanned Little Bird helicopter.

Our NASA-funded project to investigate certification barriers associated adaptive and intelligent software has been completed. I will report on the results in my presentation on Friday.



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