Community Discussion: Safety and Open Source
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An open live discussion about how Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) relates to safety-critical systems, covering use-cases and trade-offs of OSS in safety applications, legal and ethical issues for contributors, and safety engineering topics such as requirements analysis, verification/validation, argumentation for demonstrating acceptable safety, and mapping open development practices to industry safety standards and models (e.g., V-model, IEC 61508, ISO 26262). Participants at all experience levels are invited to join and debate these points via an online meeting space.
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