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An zwei Tagen waren über 300 Teilnehmer live vor Ort in Stuttgart. Während des VVM Final Event Project Results Day und des VVM Final Event International Contribution Day am 21. und 22. November 2023 in Stuttgart in die Carl Benz Arena konnten wir die finalen Ergebnisse des VVM Projekts in Präsentationen, Ausstellungen, Demonstrationen und internationalen Podiumsdiskussionen vorstellen.

Dieser Anlass markiert den Höhepunkt des VVM Projekts, an dem wir unsere gemeinsamen Erfolge zeigen und die Weichen für die Zukunft der Sicherheitsüberprüfung in automatisierten Fahrzeugen stellen. Die Veranstaltung zeigte eine Reihe von hochrangigen Präsentationen und eine umfangreiche Ausstellung, die eine einzigartige Gelegenheit für ausführliche Diskussionen mit Experten im Themenbereich der Methoden zur Sicherheitsvalidierung bot. Die Poster und Präsentationen werden auf unserer Website im Nachgang bereitgestet.

Vielen Dank, dass Sie in Stuttgart waren. Sie haben die beiden Tage zu einem einzigartigen Event gemacht!

Virtual Final Event

Auf unserer virtual final event Seite können sie die Präsentationen der Hauptbühne und der Special Session on-demand ansehen.

Location

Carl-Benz Arena
Mercedesstraße 73
70372 Stuttgart
Germany

Agenda Day 1 – Project Results

21 November 2023
08:30-09:00	Reception and Registration Arrival of Participants
09:00-09:15	Welcome Ernst Stöckl-Pukall, German Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action
09:15-09:30	Introduction by the Host Magnus Östberg, CSO of Mercedes-Benz
09:30-09:45	Introduction by the Consortium Lead Michael Kram, Bosch
09:45-10:05	PEGASUS VVM Context Ulrich Eberle, Stellantis
10:05-10:35	Main Approach Roland Galbas, Bosch, Coordinator VVM
10:35-11:05	Coffee break
11:05-11:35	Assurance Argumentation Framework Jan Reich, Fraunhofer
11:35-12:00	Overall Methodology Helmut Schittenhelm, Mercedes-Benz
12:00-13:00	Lunch
12:00-14:00	Exhibition: Posters and Demonstrations
14:00-16:30	Parallel Sessions
	V&V in Design, Development and Operation System Design and V&V, Jana Rehbein, Volkswagen Operational Concept: ODD Description Creation, Ontology, Omega Format, Kai Storms, TU Darmstadt Scenario-based Reality Abstraction, Christoph Glasmacher, RWTH Aachen Advances on the Criticality Analysis for Automated Driving Systems, Christian Neurohr, DLR Criticality Metrics and the Identification of criticality phenomena, Martin Bollman, ZF Contributions to a Traceable Behavior Specification and Capability Analyses, Nayel Fabian Salem, TU Braunschweig The Role of Risk for safety assurance in development and operation, Thomas Kirschbaum, Bosch The Role of Argumentation - Overview Argumentation Strategies, Marcus Nolte, TU Braunschweig Towards a sufficient ODD Completeness, Tino Brade, Bosch Building Blocks of the Argumentation: Behavior Specification, Nayel Fabian Salem, TU Braunschweig	V&V Test Design, Test Planning and Execution V&V Concept & Requirements of the Argumentation, Roland Galbas, Bosch Design & Test Planning, Jürgen Nuffer, Fraunhofer Test orchestration - The way to seamless testing, Martin Dörr, ZF Seamless Testing in Practise – Example realizations, Stefan Otten, FZI Scenario based Testing, Helmut Schittenhelm, Mercedes-Benz Demonstrator: Scenario Database, Michael Schuldes, RWTH Aachen
16:30-17:00	Discussion of Parallel Sessions and Summary Roland Galbas, Bosch, Coordinator VVM
17:00-19:00	Exhibition Expert Tours and Deep-Dives

Agenda Day 2 – International Contribution

22 November 2023
08:30-09:00	Reception and Registration Arrival of Participants
09:00-09:15	Welcoming Words Gregor Kugelmann, Mercedes-Benz
Session 1: The VVM safety case approach and process view Chairman: Roland Galbas, Bosch
09:15-09:25	Introduction into session Roland Galbas, Bosch
09:25-09:40	How the VVM overall methodology supports the safety case Helmut Schittenhelm, Mercedes-Benz
09:40-09:55	How VVM defines and operationalizes a safety case structure for ADS Jan Reich, Fraunhofer
09:55-10:05	US-perspective on the safety case Steve Shladover, UC Berkeley
10:05-10:15	SAKURA - a Japanese safety case approach Hiroki Nakamura, JARI
10:15-10:25	SUNRISE an EU initiative for safety case deployment Stefan de Vries, IDIADA
10:25-10:30	Summary Roland Galbas, Bosch
10:30-11:00	Coffee Break with Exhibition: Posters and Demonstrations
Session 2: The argumentation of safety and it’s role in the applied safety case Chairman: Marcus Nolte, TU Braunschweig
11:00-11:10	Introduction into session Marcus Nolte, TU Braunschweig
11:10-11:20	Navigating VVM with the Key Process Perspectives Marco Fistler, iav (contracted by BMW)
11:20-11:30	This is how VVM argues safety and links to R&D processes Thomas Kirschbaum, Bosch
11:30-11:40	US-OEM perspective on the applied safety case Trent Victor, Waymo
11:40-11:50	Tier 1 perspective applying VVM to the AFGBV Jan Stellet, Bosch
11:50-12:00	Discussion Marcus Nolte, TU Braunschweig
12:00-12:45	Lunch
12:00-13:30	Exhibition: Posters and Demonstrations
Session 3: The role of ODD in the safety case Chairman: Ulrich Eberle, Stellantis
13:30-13:40	Introduction into session Ulrich Eberle, Stellantis
13:40-13:50	This is the VVM view on the ODD in the safety case Helmut Schittenhelm, Mercedes-Benz
13:50-14:00	This is the VVM ODD coverage and modelling approach Tino Brade, Bosch
14:00-14:10	The UK ODD coverage approach and realization steps Siddartha Khastgir, WMG Warwick
14:10-14:20	ISO activities in context of automated driving systems Matthias Löhning, BMW
14:20-14:40	Discussion Ulrich Eberle, Stellantis
14:40-15:30	Exhibition: Posters and Demonstrations
15:30-16:30	Panel: Summary and future challenges Moderator: Hans-Peter Schöner, Insight from Outside Consulting Trent Victor, Waymo; Peter Waldmann, BMW; Gregor Kugelmann, Mercedes-Benz; Helmut Schittenhelm, Mercedes-Benz; Roland Galbas, Bosch; Laurette Guyonvarch, Renault
16:30	Farewell by Roland Galbas, Bosch