10th ESA Workshop on Avionics, Data, Control and Software Systems

Session

Session 4 - Model Based Avionics

18 Oct 2016, 17:00

Newton Conference Center (European Space Research and Technology Centre (ESTEC))

Conveners

Session 4 - Model Based Avionics

• Jean-Loup TERRAILLON (ESA/ESTEC-Software Systems Division)

66. Introduction

Mr Jean-Loup TERRAILLON (ESA/ESTEC- Software Systems Division)

18/10/2016, 17:00

41. Model based Avionics roadmap and case studies

Mr Alain Rossignol (Airbus Defence and Space)

18/10/2016, 17:05

Functional avionics for a Satellite means architecture and technologies targeting definition, design, implementation and validation in Computers & SW intensive equipment of functions and algorithms which are coming from various system levels (complete system, sub-systems, platform, equipment, boards), from very different functional chains (Command & Control, Flight management, GNC, Image...

42. Rationale, recent projects and future options for Model Based Developments

Mr Andreas Wortmann (OHB)

18/10/2016, 17:35

The presentation motivates the application of model based approaches in the development process of avionics. The fundamental ideas and rationales are given, benefits are derived and common counter arguments are discussed. The presentation covers a wide range of model based approaches and developments as employed at OHB. The focus is on the development of avionic systems. A non-comprehensive...

43. Application of MBSE to avionics and software development: achievements and future goals

Mr Marco Panunzio (Thales Alenia)

18/10/2016, 18:05

Model-Based System Engineering applied to Avionics has recently became a reality in Thales Alenia Space, in addition to the already mature model-based engineering practices adopted on OBSW side. This was made possible thanks to the deployment of a mature and efficient tooling based on Melody Advance, the Thales toolset recently released as Open-source software under the name “Capella”. For the...