Közúti fedezőjelzőrendszer formális modellezése UPPAAL keretrendszer felhasználásával
Formal modelling of level crossing system for trams using UPPAAL framework
Kulcsszavak:
urban railway, modelling, functionality, formal methods, timed automataAbsztrakt
Development based on systems modelling is a widely used technique in the engineering practice. Formal modelling and verification is an effective set of tools that combines modelling with mathematical precision. In this paper, we present the formal modelling of an urban railway safety-critical system using the UPPAAL framework.
Kivonat
A rendszerek modellezésén alapuló fejlesztés széles körben használt technika a mérnöki gyakorlatban. A formális modellezés és verifikáció egy hatékony eszközkészlet, amely a modellezést kombinálja a matematikai precizitással. E cikkben egy városi vasúti biztonságkritikus rendszer formális modellezését mutatjuk be az UPPAAL keretrendszer felhasználásával.
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