Safety Critical Software and Software Testing (1992~1994): The CONTESSE project, UK DTI/SERC funded in the SAFEIT programme.
The project was concerned with testing safety critical software and safety cases. Two tasks of the projects were fulfilled. One is on test adequacy and test coverage measurements. The other is on software testing via environment simulation. The main contributions to the project include:
Related Publications:
Zhu, H., Specification and evaluation of software environment simulators for testing safety critical software, Proc. CADTED’96, June 1996, Beijing, pp193~198.
Zhu, H. and Jin, L., A specification language of stochastic real-time systems, Proc. SEKE'97, Madrid, Spain, June 1997, pp358~365.
Zhu, H. and Hall, P., Injecting faults into environment simulators for testing safety critical software, Dependable Computing: Proc. of EDCC'94, Berlin, Lecture Notes in Comp. Sci. Vol. 852, Springer-Verlag, 1994.
Zhu, H., and Hall, P., Testing protection software through simulation of failures, Proc. of International Conference on Real Time Systems, Paris, Jan., 1994. pp155-170.
Zhu, H., Czachur, K., Cockram, T., Hall, P., and May, J., Testing safety critical software via simulating failures of the environment system, Proc. of the Safety and Reliability Society Conference, Cheshire, UK., Oct., 1994.
Zhu., H., Hall., P., May, J., and Cockram, T., Knowledge engineering helps testing protection software, Proc. of 6'th International Conference on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering, Jurmala, Latvia, Oct. 1994.
Zhu, H., Program transformation applied to the simulation of system failure processes, Proc. of The European Simulation Symposium, Vol. 2, pp325-329, Istanbul, Turkey, Oct. 1994.