Yaping Luo

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2015
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Huan Lin, Ji Wu, Chunchun Yuan, Yaping Luo, Mark van den Brand, Luc Engelen:
A systematic approach for safety evidence collection in the safety-critical domain. SysCon 2015: 194-199
2014
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Yaping Luo, Mark van den Brand, Luc Engelen, Martijn Klabbers:
From Conceptual Models to Safety Assurance. ER 2014: 195-208
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Yaping Luo, Mark van den Brand, Luc Engelen, Martijn Klabbers:
A Modeling Approach to Support Safety Assurance in the Automotive Domain. ICSEng 2014: 339-345
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Yaping Luo, Luc Engelen, Mark van den Brand:
Metamodel Comparison and Model Comparison for Safety Assurance. SAFECOMP Workshops 2014: 419-430
2013
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Yaping Luo, Mark van den Brand, Luc Engelen, John M. Favaro, Martijn Klabbers, Giovanni Sartori:
Extracting Models from ISO 26262 for Reusable Safety Assurance. ICSR 2013: 192-207

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