Formal verification of simulation scenarios in Aviation Scenario Definition Language (ASDL)

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Abstract

Formal methods offer well-defined means for mathematical verification of the functional specifications of software systems. For model-based engineering, model checking is a verification technique that explores all possible system states. The Aviation Scenario Definition Language is a domain-specific language designed based on a scenario development process from a model-driven engineering perspective. It aims at providing a well-structured definition language to specify departure, en route, re-route, and landing scenarios. This paper uses statecharts and a model checker for the verification of each scenario generated and uses examples to demonstrate conformance to the rules established in the statecharts to verify the logic of all future scenarios.

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Chhaya, B., Jafer, S., & Durak, U. (2018). Formal verification of simulation scenarios in Aviation Scenario Definition Language (ASDL). Aerospace, 5(1). https://doi.org/10.3390/aerospace5010010

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