Objective
The increase of aerospace systems complexity has meant that by using existing methods for systems development, industry has reached a barrier to innovation and a risk to the competitiveness of products. This is characterised by an increasing time to market for new technologies, increasing costs to demonstrate proof of safety, a greater demand for skilled resources and a limitation on design iterations, which means there is less time to optimise designs that are compliant with safety targets. MISSA aims at filling this gap and providing methods and infrastructure that accelerate the convergence toward optimal system architecture that integrate safety constrains. To reach this goal, MISSA will focus on 4 main enabling contributions that are naturally linked together in the design process. · In the very preliminary design phases, when aircraft functions have been allocate to systems, MISSA will first provide methods and tools that support design and installation optimization · Secondly, MISSA will support the accurate definition and assessment of a systems organic architecture against the safety requirements resulting from the early design phases · Thirdly, MISSA will provide means for dealing with detailed system architecture and design · Finally, MISSA will develop a software infrastructure that facilitates the exchange of information needed to achieve the above three points. Thus MISSA will Develop Methods and tools to help safety engineers to collect, navigate, and manage information, structure their arguments, express their ideas, and most importantly find solutions to problems in an efficient, auditable and exhaustive way.
Call for proposal
FP7-AAT-2007-RTD-1
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Funding Scheme
CP-FP - Small or medium-scale focused research projectCoordinator
BS34 7PA Bristol
United Kingdom
Participants (12)
21129 Hamburg
00195 Roma
75008 Paris
31700 Blagnac
GL50 1TA Cheltenham
38122 Trento
91120 Palaiseau
26121 Oldenburg
118 63 Stockholm
E1 4NS London
33700 Merignac
YO10 5DD York North Yorkshire
