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National Initiatives
ANR
GEMOC
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Other partners: ENSTA Bretagne, Inria, IRIT, I3S, Obeo, Thales
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Abstract: GEMOC focuses on a generic framework for heterogeneous software model execution and dynamic analysis. This work has the ambition to propose an innovative environment for the design of complex software-intensive systems by providing: a formal framework that integrates state-of-the-art in model-driven engineering (MDE) to build domain-specific modeling languages (DSMLs), and models of computation (MoC) to reason over the composition of heterogeneous concerns; an open-source design and modeling environment associated to a well-defined method for the definition of DSMLs, MoCs and rigorous composition of all concerns for execution and analysis purposes.
This requires addressing two major scientific issues: the design and verification of a formal framework to combine several different DSMLs relying on distinct MoCs; the design and validation of a methodology for DSMLs and MoC development. GEMOC aims at participating in the development of next generation MDE environments through a rigorous, tool-supported process for the definition of executable DSMLs and the simulation of heterogeneous models.
SOPRANO
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CEA, University of Paris-Sud, Inria Rennes, OcamlPro, Adacore
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Abstract: Today most major verification approaches rely on automatic external solvers. However these solvers do not fill the current and future needs for verification: lack of satisfying model generation, lack of reasoning on difficult theories (e.g. floating-point arithmetic), lack of extensibility for specific or new needs. The SOPRANO project aims at solving these problems and prepare the next generation of verification-oriented solvers by gathering experts from academia and industry. We will design a new framework for the cooperation of solvers, focused on model generation and borrowing principles from SMT (current standard) and CP (well-known in optimisation). These ideas will be implemented in an open-source platform, with regular evaluations from the industrial partners.
Gdiv MRSE
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Abstract: The objective of GDiv is to setup a strong network of European partners around the core team composed of Inria and SINTEF. This network will gather another academic partner and between 3 and 5 industry partners in the areas of software development and deployment. The project proposal setup by the GDiv network will address the risks of large scale software reuse through integrated, multi-level software diversification techniques.
BGLE / LEOC
CONNEXION
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Other partners: Atos WorldGrid, Rolls-Royce Civil Nuclear, Corys TESS, Esterel Technologies, All4Tec, Predict, CEA, Inria, CNRS / CRAN, ENS Cachan, LIG, Telecom ParisTech
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Abstract: The cluster CONNEXION (digital command CONntrol for Nuclear EXport and renovatION) aims to propose and validate an innovative architecture platforms suitable control systems for nuclear power plants in France and abroad. In this project the Triskell team investigates methods and tools to (i) automatically analyze and compare regulatory requirements evolutions and geographical differences; (ii) automatically generate test cases for critical interactive systems.
CLARITY
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Other partners: AIRBUS, Airbus Defence and Space, All4tec, ALTRAN Technologies, AREVA, Artal, C.E.S.A.M.E.S., Eclipse Foundation Europe, Inria Sophia Antipolis Méditerranée, PRFC, Scilab Enterprises, Thales Global Services, Thales Alenia Space, Thales Research & Technology, Thales Systèmes Aéroportés, Université de Rennes 1.
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Abstract: The CLARITY project aims to establish an international dimension ecosystem around Melody/Capella modeling workbench for systems engineering (MBSE) and engineering architectures (system, software, hardware).
Occiware
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Open Wide, ActiveEon SA, CSRT - Cloud Systèmes Réseaux et Télécoms, Institut Mines-Télécom/Télécom SudParis, Inria, Linagora, Obeo, OW2 Consortium, Pôle Numérique, Université Joseph Fourier,
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Abstract: The Occiware project aims to establish a formal and equipped framework for the management of all cloud resource based on the OCCI standard.
DGA
MOTIV
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Abstract: This project investigates innovative software test generation and management solutions to handle the very high degrees of variability in video processing algorithmic chains. The objective is to provide systematic criteria to qualify the testing activity when developing video processing software and to tailor these criteria to the variability dimensions that emerge in the context of visible images.
FPML (CYBERDEFENSE)
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Abstract: in the context of this project, DGA-MI and the Inria team DiverSE explore the existing approaches to ease the development of formal specifications of domain-Specific Languages (DSLs) dedicated to paquet filtering, while guaranteeing expressiveness, precision and safety. In the long term, this work is part of the trend to provide to DGA-MI and its partners a tooling to design and develop formal DSLs which ease the use while ensuring a high level of reasoning.
Cominlabs
PROFILE
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Abstract: The PROFILE project brings together experts from law, computer science and sociology to address the challenges raised by online profiling, following a multidisciplinary approach. More precisely, the project will pursue two complementary and mutually informed lines of research: (i) Investigate, design, and introduce a new right of opposition into the legal framework of data protection to better regulate profiling and to modify the behavior of commercial companies towards being more respectful of the privacy of their users; (ii)S Provide users with the technical means they need to detect stealthy profiling techniques as well as to control the extent of the digital traces they routinely produce. As a case study, we focus on browser fingerprinting, a new profiling technique for targeted advertisement. The project will develop a generic framework to reason on the data collected by profiling algorithms, to uncover their inner working, and make them more accountable to users. PROFILE will also propose an innovative protection to mitigate browser fingerprinting, based on the collaborative reconfiguration of browsers.