Authors
Jennifer A Davis, Matthew Clark, Darren Cofer, Aaron Fifarek, Jacob Hinchman, Jonathan Hoffman, Brian Hulbert, Steven P Miller, Lucas Wagner
Publication date
2013
Conference
Formal Methods for Industrial Critical Systems: 18th International Workshop, FMICS 2013, Madrid, Spain, September 23-24, 2013. Proceedings 18
Pages
63-77
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Description
The authors conducted an informal survey of contractors, customers, and certification authorities in the United States aerospace domain to identify barriers to the adoption of formal methods and suggested mitigations for those barriers. We surveyed 31 individuals from the following nine organizations: United States Army, Boeing, FAA, Galois, Honeywell, Lockheed Martin, NASA, Rockwell Collins, and Wind River. The top three barrier categories were education, tools, and the industrial environment (i.e., non-technical barriers with respect to personnel changes, contracts, and schedules) The top three mitigation categories were education, improving tool integration, and creating and disseminating evidence of the benefits of formal analysis. Strategies to accelerate adoption of formal methods include making formal methods a part of the undergraduate software engineering curriculum, hosting courses in formal …
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