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2nd EDCC 1996: Taormina, Italy
- Andrzej Hlawiczka, João Gabriel Silva, Luca Simoncini:
Dependable Computing - EDCC-2, Second European Dependable Computing Conference, Taormina, Italy, October 2-4, 1996, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1150, Springer 1996, ISBN 3-540-61772-8
Session 1: Distributed Fault Tolerance
- Jean-Charles Fabre, Tanguy Pérennou:
Friends - A Flexible Architecture for Implementing Fault Tolerant and Secure Distributed Applications. 3-20 - Jürgen Bohne, Reny Grönberg:
Adaptable Fault Tolerance for Distributed Process Control Using Exclusively Standard Components. 21-34
Session 2: Fault Injection
- David Powell, Michel Cukier, Jean Arlat:
On Stratified Sampling for High Coverage Estimations. 37-54 - Pedro Furtado, Henrique Madeira:
Fault Injection Evaluation of Assigned Signatures in a RISC Processor. 55-72 - Emmerich Fuchs:
An Evaluation of the Error Detection Mechanisms in MARS Using Software-Implemented Fault Injection. 73-90
Session 3: Modeling and Evaluation
- Manuela Nelli, Andrea Bondavalli, Luca Simoncini:
Dependability Modeling and Analysis of Complex Control Systems: An Application to Railway Interlocking. 93-110 - Peter T. Popov:
The Effect of Interfailure Time Variability on the Software Reliability Growth Modelling. 111-128 - Silke Draber, Bernhard Eschermann:
Dependability Evaluation of a Computing System for Traction Control of Electrical Locomotives. 129-140 - Vicente Santonja, Marina Alonso, Xavier Molero, Juan José Serrano, Pedro J. Gil, Rafael Ors:
Dependability Models of RAID Using Stochastic Activity Networks. 141-158
Session 4: Fault Tolerant Design
- Uwe Wildner:
Compiler Assisted Self-checking of Structural Integrity Using Return Address Hashing. 161-177 - Dimiter R. Avresky, Chris M. Cunningham:
Single Source Fault-Tolerant Broadcasting for Two-Dimensional Meshes Without Virtual Channels. 178-189 - Fulvio Corno, Paolo Prinetto, Maurizio Rebaudengo, Matteo Sonza Reorda, Maurizio Damiani, Leonardo Impagliazzo, G. Sartore:
On-line Testing of an Off-the-shelf Microprocessor Board for Safety-critical Applications. 190-202
Session 5: Basic Hardware Models
- Michel Renovell, P. Huc, Yves Bertrand:
The Logic Threshold Based Voting: A Model for Local Feedback Bridging Fault. 205-213 - Dimitris Nikolos, Haridimos T. Vergos:
On the Yield of VLSI Processors with on-chip CPU Cache. 214-230
Session 6: Testing
- Andrzej Krasniewski:
Design of Dependable Hardware: What BIST is most Efficient? 233-245 - Janusz Sosnowski, A. Kusmierczyk:
Pseudorandom Testing of Microprocessors an Instruction/Data Flow Level. 246-263 - Raimund Ubar, Marina Brik:
Multi-Level Test Generation and Fault Diagnosis for Finite State Machines. 264-282
Session 7: Verification
- Agnès Arnould, Pascale Le Gall, Bruno Marre:
Dynamic Testing from Bounded Data Type Specifications. 285-302 - Stéphane Barbey, Didier Buchs, Cécile Péraire:
A Theory of Specification-Based Testing for Object-Oriented Software. 303-320 - Cinzia Bernardeschi, Alessandro Fantechi, Stefania Gnesi, Giorgio Mongardi:
Proving Safety Properties for Embedded Control Systems. 321-332
Session 8: Replication and Distribution
- François J. N. Cosquer, Pedro Antunes, Paulo Veríssimo:
Enhancing Dependability of Cooperative Applications in Partitionable Environments. 335-352 - Achour Mostéfaoui, Michel Raynal:
Efficient Message Logging for Uncoordinated Checkpointing Protocols. 353-364 - Rachid Guerraoui, Rui Oliveira, André Schiper:
Atomic Updates of Replicated Data. 365-382
Session 9: System Level Diagnosis
- André Postma, Gerie Hartman, Thijs Krol:
Removal of all Faulty Nodes from a Fault-Tolerant Service by means of Distributed Diagnosis with Imperfect Fault Coverage. 385-402 - Jörn Altmann, András Pataricza, Tamás Bartha, Péter Urbán, A. Petri:
Constraint Based System-Level Diagnosis of Multiprocessors. 403-420 - Guy G. Berthet, Henri J. Nussbaumer:
A Unified Theory for f1/f2-Diagnosable Communication Networks. 421-438
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