Scenario-based functional safety for automated driving on the example of valet parking

conference paper
2019
Schönemann, V.

Winner, H.

Glock, T.

Otten, S.

Sax, E.

Boeddeker, B.

Verhaeg, G.

Tronci, F.

Padilla, G.G.
New safety challenges have to be targeted due to the development of fully automated vehicles in the upcoming future. However, designing safe vehicle automation systems is essential. This work presents a scenario-based methodology for functional safety analysis according to the ISO 26262 using the example of automated valet parking . The vehicle automation system is decomposed into functional scenarios that can occur during operation. Potential malfunctions are identified for each scenario within a hazard analysis and risk assessment . Elaborated safety goals for automated valet parking are presented.
Topics
Automated drivingFunctional safetyISO 26262Valet parkingEnterprise resource planningRisk analysisRisk assessmentRisk perceptionSafety engineeringFunctional scenariosHazard analysisVehicle automations
TNO Identifier
844227
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:232759f9-f9d2-4d51-aa47-1ac21cb5c4af
ISSN
21945357
ISBN
9783030034016
Source
Future of Information and Communication Conference, FICC 2018, 5-6 April 2018, Singapore, 886, pp. 53-64.
Publisher
Springer
Source title
Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing
Editor(s)
Bhatia, R.
Arai, K.
Kapoor, S.
Collation
12 p.
Pages
53-64
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