ISO 26262 Conference 2015

08:30 Registration, coffee and tea

09:00 Welcome address by the Chair Prof. Dr. Stefan Leue, Full Professor and Chair for Software and Systems Engineering, University of Konstanz, Department of Computer and Information Science

09:15 Keynote: A quantitative approach to the assessment of human factor faults in a highly assisted environment

• The reasons and effects of highly automated assistance functions
• Why humans are necessary although they contribute by 80% to fatal accidents
• How to measure the contribution of Human Factor Fault Events (HFFE) to the fatal accident development
• Application of a new quantitative HFFE assessment technique to typic examples
• Evaluation of the results and conclusion

Henning Butz, Advanced Systems Engineering Solutions ASES

10:15 Networking break with coffee and tea

10:45 3 years of ISO 26262 – A balance from SGS-TÜV Saar point of view

• 3 years of ISO 26262 – Strengths and weaknesses of the standard itself
• 3 years of ISO 26262 – Strengths and weaknesses in the application of the standard
• 3 years of ISO 26262 – News from the standardisation committee
• 3 years of ISO 26262 – Quo Vadis!

Martin Stock, Project Manager Functional Safety, SGS-TÜV Saar GmbH, München

11:30 Safety Analysis – Application examples Dr. Wolfgang Freese, Engineering Group Manager Functional Safety, Electronic Controls, Delphi Deutschland GmbH

12:15 Lunch break

13:30 Fault-tolerant system development from ISO26262 perspective

• Overview of safety goal changes for EPS
• Problem of concept reusability and FSR traceability
• Impact on HW/SW level
• Handling of HW failure rate (How to calculate it and how to handle a second HW SPF)

Adela Béres, System Safety Manager, ThyssenKrupp Presta Hungary Kft.

14:00 A fast ramp-up for functional safety in engineering departments – approach and reality in China

• ISO 26262 - state-of-the-art in China?
• How to improve the engineering process in a Chinese engineering organization
• Implementation an ISO 26262 compliant engineering process - success factors

Fabian Koark M.SC., Head of Center of Excellence Organizational Change (CoE OC), INVENSITY GmbH

14:45 Networking break with coffee and tea

15:15 International product liability and legal consequences of ISO 26262

• ISO 26262 as technical standard
• Legal relevance of technical standards for product liability
• Legal relevance of ISO 26262
• Liability of the Functional Manager and other employees according to civil law – Consequences of non-compliance with ISO 26262
• Liability of the Functional Manager and other employees according to criminal law – Consequences of non-compliance with ISO 26262
• Consequences of ISO 26262 for contract design
• Summary

Daniela Bohn, Associate, Bird & Bird LLP
16:00 The bigger picture: Functional safety in agricultural engineering

• What can automotive industries learn from experiences in agricultural engineering?

Dr. Gerhard Griessnig, Functional Safety Manager, AVL List Graz

16:45 Summary of the day by the Chair, questions and discussion

17:10 Get together at the hotel
Get to know your fellow attendees and conference speakers, expand your network of functional safety experts!

08:30 Good Morning! Coffee and tea

09:00 Welcome and opening remarks by the Chair

09:15 Methods for the implementation of ISO 26262

• Requirements Driven Development Flow at Infineon to support ISO26262 compliance with VALiDATE- Verification AppLication Knowledge DATabasE

Thomas Santer and Roman Lobner, INFINEON

10:00 Modeling and Analysis of ISO26262 compliant functional safety concepts with PREEvision

• Overview PREEvision
• PREEvision for Functional safety
• Safety Interfaces

Dipl.-Ing. David Pessl, Business Develompment Manager for Process Tools, Vector Austria GmbH

10:30 Networking break with coffee and tea

11:00 SPICE and functional safety merging

• Commonalities and differences between the ISO 26262 and ASPICE
• How to combine ASPICE assessments and ISO 26262 audits

Dipl.-Ing., MBE Timo Karasch, Senior Consultant, Method Park Consulting GmbH

11:45 Safety cases

• Goal and purpose of a safety case
• How to structure objectives, argument and evidence
• How to combine product and process based arguments

Marcus Saarbeck, Ltr. Safety Project Work,  Hella KGaA Hueck & Co.

12:30 Lunch break

13:45 Panel discussion: Electric Drivetrains and Autonomous Driving - The Challenges Ahead Adela Béres, System Safety Manager, ThyssenKrupp Presta Hungary Kft.
Dipl.-Ing., MBE Timo Karasch, Senior Consultant, Method Park Consulting GmbH
Adam Schnellbach, Group Leader - Functional Safety, Magna Powertrain AG + Co KG

14:30 Experience report – qualification of an inhouse SW tool

• What is the appropriate combination of qualification methods in the practice?
• How to apply a safety standard for the development of a SW tool?
• Verification and validation of a SW tool
• How can these results be used for the qualification of off-the-shelf tools?

Adam Schnellbach, Group Leader - Functional Safety, Magna Powertrain AG + Co KG
Benjamin Archan, MSc., Functional Safety Manager and Engineer, Magna Powertrain AG + Co KG
coauthor Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Christian Josef Kreiner, Senior Scientist, Senior Scientist, Institute for Technical Informatics, Graz University of Technology

15:15 Summary and closing remarks by the Chair

15:45 Concluding coffee break

16:15 End of conference