A<sup>2</sup>CPS: A Vehicle-Centric Safety Conceptual Framework for Autonomous Transport Systems

Naufal, Jamil Kalil; Camargo, João Batista; Vismari, Lúcio F.; Almeida, Jorge Rady de; Molina, Caroline; Gonzalez, Rodrigo Ignacio R.; Inam, Rafia; Fersman, Elena

doi:10.1109/tits.2017.2745678

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“…This section presents results for both injected faults on our VILAD testbed. For each fault, figures 11 and 12 show the longitudinal commands applied to the car's actuators (acceleration and brake) in three cases: (1) the nominal case, (2) with the specified injected fault and no Safety-Bag, (3) with the specified injected fault in presence of a Safety-Bag. The difference in the applied commands between (2) and (3) is due to safety actions taken by the Safety-Bag after a safety rule has been identified as violated.…”

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“…According to [3], safety is indeed a technological barrier to the industrialization of autonomous vehicles. To answer this problem, the NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) agency [4] asks for a process that should include a hazard analysis and safety risk assessment.…”

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“…Jamil & al. [3] propose a hazard analysis conceptual framework for an Autonomous Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems (A 2 CPS). This component continuously checks the system's state with a Hazard Database to detect potential risks and reacts accordingly, in a way similar to a safety bag component.…”

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Validation of Safety Necessities for a Safety-Bag Component in Experimental Autonomous Vehicles

Crubillé¹,

Lussier²,

Schön³

et al. 2018

2018 14th European Dependable Computing Conference (EDCC)

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This work presents a study to improve the safety of experimental autonomous vehicles in the Heudiasyc laboratory. This work presents risk analyses showing that the use of our vehicles involves significant risks during experiments, and that integrating an Independent Safety Component called Safety-Bag in the vehicle architecture can significantly reduce these risks. The Safety-Bag carries out the on-line verification of safety necessities by checking the vehicle's current state with safety rules and taking or disabling actions to ensure a safe behavior. In our work, we present and we apply two methods for risk analysis (FMEA and HazOp-UML) to design these safety necessities in the case of experimental autonomous vehicles. We also present the validation of two safety necessities through fault injection experiments with a robotized Fluence vehicle and a vehicle in the loop testbed.

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Validation of Safety Necessities for a Safety-Bag Component in Experimental Autonomous Vehicles

Crubillé¹,

Lussier²,

Schön³

et al. 2018

2018 14th European Dependable Computing Conference (EDCC)

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“…O A 2 CPS Engine foi desenvolvido em um trabalho de pós-doutorado apresentado em(NAUFAL et al, 2017) 21 . Neste trabalho utilizaram-se diferentes configurações da variável AZI para analisar também a importância de se calibrar adequadamente as variáveis e como os tais valores impactam no resultado final.…”

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“…O controle autônomo considerado é desempenhado pelo algoritmo denominado A 2 CPS Engine(NAUFAL et al, 2017),(VISMARI et al, 2018[b]). …”

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Controle veicular autônomo (CVA): um sistema para prevenir acidentes no contexto de veículos autônomos.

Molina¹,

Almeida²

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Agradeço à minha família, aos meus pais, Miguel Molina e Jane Molina, e aos meus avós, José Acássio, Maria Elza e Therezinha Molina. Muito obrigado por toda orientação e dedicação, e, sobretudo, amor. Eu sei que sem vocês não teria chegado até aqui. Amo todos vocês. Meu muito obrigado ao professor Dr. Jorge Rady de Almeida Jr., meu orientador, pela orientação, paciência e, sobretudo, confiança depositada em mim. Saiba que o trabalho só foi concluído graças a sua orientação e dedicação na correção do mesmo. Agradeço, também, às pessoas que fazem parte do GAS (Grupo de Análise de Segurança da Escola Politécnica da USP), em especial ao Lúcio Vismari. Muito obrigada por todas as conversas e sugestões para a abordagem do tema deste trabalho. Enfim, obrigada por me auxiliar no desenvolvimento do mesmo. Aos professores Dr. João Batista de Camargo Jr. e Dr. Paulo Sérgio Cugnasca pelo apoio e dedicação para realização deste trabalho. Meu muito obrigado ao ex-estagiário do GAS Amauri Shimabukuru e ao estagiário Tiago Fujii, cujos trabalhos de iniciação científica contribuíram, em muito, para que este trabalho fosse concluído. Por fim, meu muito obrigada ao Centro de Pesquisa, Desenvolvimento e Inovação da Ericsson Telecomunicações S.A.-Brasil, pela parceria que desencadeou o trabalho de pesquisa em questão. Palavras-chave-Segurança crítica; Veículos Autônomos; Controle Veicular Autônomo.

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An adaptive observer design for denial‐of‐service attack detection in platoon

Zhang

et al. 2023

Optim Control Appl Methods

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Due to the increasing demand for autonomous driving, cyber-attacks detection nowadays receives significant attention. Among several different types of attacks, Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks can consume resources and cause the system under attack to stop responding, which can be considered a time delay model affecting the response of the attacked system. To detect the possible DoS attacks in Cooperative Adaptive Cruise Control platoon model, an adaptive observer design is proposed in this paper, where the time delay caused by DoS attacks can be fast and accurately estimated. To highlight the performance of the proposed adaptive observer, numerical simulations are applied and the performance is compared against the sliding mode observer in terms of the DoS attack time delay estimation convergence and accuracy.

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A²CPS: A Vehicle-Centric Safety Conceptual Framework for Autonomous Transport Systems

Cited by 35 publications

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Validation of Safety Necessities for a Safety-Bag Component in Experimental Autonomous Vehicles

Validation of Safety Necessities for a Safety-Bag Component in Experimental Autonomous Vehicles

Controle veicular autônomo (CVA): um sistema para prevenir acidentes no contexto de veículos autônomos.

An adaptive observer design for denial‐of‐service attack detection in platoon

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A2CPS: A Vehicle-Centric Safety Conceptual Framework for Autonomous Transport Systems

Cited by 35 publications

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Validation of Safety Necessities for a Safety-Bag Component in Experimental Autonomous Vehicles

Validation of Safety Necessities for a Safety-Bag Component in Experimental Autonomous Vehicles

Controle veicular autônomo (CVA): um sistema para prevenir acidentes no contexto de veículos autônomos.

An adaptive observer design for denial‐of‐service attack detection in platoon

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