[trustable-software] ELISA Workshop Summary
Paul Sherwood
paul.sherwood at codethink.co.uk
Mon Jun 17 14:52:24 BST 2019
Hi All
On 2019-06-15 14:03, AMANDA BROCK wrote:
> How do ELISA workshop go? It would be great to hear more.
Paul Albertella and I attended the first ELISA workshop in Munich, along
with approx 30 people from a range of organisations interested in safety
standards, automotive, robotics, medical systems, academic research etc.
It was clear that the participants included a broad spectrum of
experience - including folks with experience of interacting with the
safety standards communities, Linux systems specialists, and people
clearly facing challenging projects involving autonomous systems (for
example vehicles and robots).
The discussion was constructive and we all contributed to a draft plan
[1] for advancing the ELISA agenda.
The group identified the need for practical use case examples, and we
suggested the possibility of taking the Trustable av-stpa [2] as an
input for a potential 'autonomous systems safety' use case. Paul
Albertella shared some information about the ontology work that he and
others have been involved in here, and there was some interest in that
also.
My understanding is that the aim is to arrange a follow-on workshop
after the summer, possibly in UK or again in Germany. There will also be
a meetup at one of the LF events in Japan in the meantime.
From my PoV there is some overlap of interest between ELISA and
Trustable, and no conflict of aims, so it might make sense to raise the
possibility of Trustable involvement in the next workshop?
br
Paul
[1]
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GV45KxkyCKjVYJncrYWqC9BArN6xeNzeTmKBzs8HhiE/edit#
[2] https://gitlab.com/trustable/av-stpa
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