Platform-based Resilience for CPS
Gabor Karsai

Citation
Gabor Karsai. "Platform-based Resilience for CPS". Talk or presentation, 24, August, 2017.

Abstract
Resilience is a system-level property that arises from the components and the architecture of a CPS. In the case of model- and component-based development processes a significant contributor to the resilience of a system is the software platform that provides abstractions and services to build CPS applications upon. We argue that such a platform should provide essential features to build resilient CPS. We have recently started a new effort to design and prototype such a platform, with the required resilience properties and other services for the systematic engineering of resilient CPS. The talk will outline the basic principles for such a platform and the first results in using it for decentralized power system applications.

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  Talk or presentation,  24, August, 2017.

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  @presentation{Karsai17_PlatformbasedResilienceForCPS,
      author = {Gabor Karsai},
      title = {Platform-based Resilience for CPS},
      day = {24},
      month = {August},
      year = {2017},
      abstract = {Resilience is a system-level property that arises
                from the components and the architecture of a CPS.
                In the case of model- and component-based
                development processes a significant contributor to
                the resilience of a system is the software
                platform that provides abstractions and services
                to build CPS applications upon. We argue that such
                a platform should provide essential features to
                build resilient CPS. We have recently started a
                new effort to design and prototype such a
                platform, with the required resilience properties
                and other services for the systematic engineering
                of resilient CPS. The talk will outline the basic
                principles for such a platform and the first
                results in using it for decentralized power system
                applications.},
      URL = {http://cps-forces.org/pubs/284.html}
  }
  

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