ATESST2 – Release of half time report

ATESST2, Advancing traffic efficiency and safety through software technology, is a two-year European STREP project (Specific Targeted Research or Innovation Project) that Mecel participates in. 

Several interesting documents on topics in EE systems modelling, safety engineering and variant management are now available. The documents are published on the official ATESST2 homepage: www.atesst.org  - go to 'Presentations' for several ways to model systems and how to use the EAST-ADL2 language.

About ATTEST2
Improved safety, efficiency as well as environmental-friendliness require software-based systems. To cope with complexity, avoid errors and optimize the product to different goals, rigorous system development is necessary.

ATESST2 addresses system modeling techniques and will deliver an automotive architecture description language, ADL. Focus is on achieving an adequate information structure for all engineering information involved in automotive software development.

ATESST2 is  coordinated by Volvo Technology Corporation and the project consortium consists of 10 partners. OEMs: Centro Ricerche Fiat, Volkswagen/Carmeq and Volvo Technology Corp; Suppliers/Tool vendors: Continental Automotive GmbH, Delphi/Mecel AB, Mentor Graphics Hungary Kft; Academics: Commissariat a l'Energie Atomique LIST, Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan, Technische Universität Berlin, University of Hull.