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Program can be downloaded here (updated 28 Dec 2018).



HASE 2019 Program at a Glance

3 to 5 January 2019

Venue: Science Museum (Next to Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel)

Hangzhou Dianzi University (Xiasha campus), Hangzhou

Regular paper: 20min (including QA)

Short paper: 15min (including QA)

2, January 2019 (Wednesday)

Time

Event

Venue

1330-1730

Registration & Reception

Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel

3, January 2019 (Thursday)

Time

Event

Venue

0900-1700

Registration & Reception

Science Museum

0930-1030

Tutorial - Part 1

Lecture Hall, 2nd floor of Science Museum

1030-1050

Coffee Break

1050-1150

Tutorial - Part 2

1200-1330

Lunch

Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel, 2nd floor

1330-1430

Tutorial - Part 3

Lecture Hall, 2nd floor of Science Museum

1430-1500

Coffee Break

1500-1700

Workshop on Security issues in Cyber-Physical System (SecCPS)

1730-1930

Dinner

Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel, 2nd floor

4, January 2019 (Friday)

Time

Event

Venue

0815-1700

Registration & Reception

Science Museum

0840-0900

Welcome Address & Photo Taking

Lecture Hall, 2nd floor of Science Museum

0900-1000

Keynote One

1000-1020

Coffee Break

1020-1210

Session 1: Data Analytics for High Assurance Systems Engineering

1210-1330

Lunch

Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel, 2nd floor

1330-1520

Session 2: Development and Understanding

Lecture Hall, 2nd floor of Science Museum

1520-1540

Coffee Break

1540-1730

Session 3: Platforms, Architectures and Design

1800-2000

Banquet

Xianghe Hall, Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel, 2nd floor

 

5, January 2019 (Saturday)

Time

Event

Venue

0830-1700

Registration & Reception

Science Museum

0900-1000

Keynote Two

Lecture Hall, 2nd floor of Science Museum

1000-1030

Coffee Break

1030-1200

Session 4: System Operation and Behavior

1200-1330

Lunch

Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel, 2nd Floor

1330-1450

Session 5: Security and Privacy

Lecture Hall, 2nd floor of Science Museum

1450-1510

Coffee Break

1510-1710

Session 6: Emerging Systems of High Assurance

1730-1930

Dinner

Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel, 2nd floor

 


 

HASE 2019 Detailed Program

3 to 5 January 2019

Venue: Science Museum (Next to Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel), Hangzhou Dianzi University (Xiasha campus), Hangzhou

Regular paper: 20min (including QA)

Short paper: 15min (including QA)

2, January 2019 (Wednesday)

Time

Event

Venue

1330-1730

Registration & Reception

Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel

3, January 2019 (Thursday)

Time

Event

Venue

0900-1700

Registration & Reception

Science Museum

0930-1030

Tutorial: Research Methodology on Pursuing Impact-Driven Research – Part 1

Speaker: Prof. Tao Xie, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA

Lecture Hall, 2nd floor of Science Museum

1030-1050

Coffee Break

1050-1150

Tutorial: Research Methodology on Pursuing Impact-Driven Research – Part 2

Speaker: Prof. Tao Xie, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA

1200-1330

Lunch

Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel, 2nd floor

1330-1430

Tutorial: Research Methodology on Pursuing Impact-Driven Research – Part 3

Speaker: Prof. Tao Xie, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA

Lecture Hall, 2nd floor of Science Museum

1430-1500

Coffee Break

1500-1700

Workshop on Security issues in Cyber-Physical System(SecCPS)

Chair: Congfeng Jiang, Hangzhou Dianzi University, China

Ø  Designing Safe and Secure Mixed Traffic Systems

Giedre Sabaliauskaite, Lin Shen Liew, Fengjun Zhou and Jin Cui

Ø  Modelica-Supported Attack Impact Evaluation in Cyber Physical Energy System

Kaikai Pan, Digvijay Gusain and Peter Palensky

Ø  Asymmetric key-based secure ECU replacement without PKI

Ryo Kurachi

Ø  Vulnerability Analysis of an Automotive Infotainment System’s WIFI Capability

Edwin Franco Myloth Josephlal and Sridhar Adepu

Ø  Attack Defense Trees with Sequential Conjunction

Jeremy W. Bryans, Hoang Nga Nguyen and Siraj A. Shaikh

1730-1930

Dinner

Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel, 2nd floor

4, January 2019 (Friday)

Time

Event

Venue

0815-1700

Registration & Reception

Science Museum

0840-0900

Welcome Address & Photo Taking

Session Chair: Wanzeng Kong, Hangzhou Dianzi University, China

Ø  Welcome speech from local organizerProf. Qing WuVice President of Hangzhou Dianzi University

Ø  Welcome speech from HASE2019 general chairProf. Liguo Huang, Southern Methodist University

Ø  Message from program committee, Prof. Dongjin Yu, Hangzhou Dianzi University

Ø  Group photo taking

Lecture Hall, 2nd floor of Science Museum

0900-1000

Keynote One: On Landing Reinforcement Learning in Real-World Applications

Speaker: Dr. Yang Yu, Nanjing University, China

Chair: Haiyang Hu, Hangzhou Dianzi University, China

1000-1020

Coffee Break

1020-1210

Session 1: Data Analytics for High Assurance Systems Engineering

Session Chair: Mingyue Jiang, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University

Ø  A Lightweight Framework for Regex Verification

Xiao Liu, Yufei Jiang and Dinghao Wu

Ø  Towards an Efficient Cyber-Physical System for First-mile Taxi Transit in Urban Complex

Junjie Wang, Peng Xu, Jinyang Li, Xiaoshan Sun, Wenchong Tian, Jie Ling, Wei Zheng and Hengchang Liu

Ø  Quantitative Validation of Formal Domain Models

Alexei Iliasov, Alexander Romanovsky and Linas Laibinis

Ø  Mining Accompanying Passing-Vehicles to Discover Suspected Gangs (Short)

Zhihao Wei, Jianyuan Li and Wanqing Li

Ø  Real-time anomaly detection method for space imager streaming data based on HTM algorithm (Short)

Lei Song, Haoran Liang and Taisheng Zheng

Ø  The Rotate Stress of Steam Turbine Prediction Method based on Stacking Ensemble Learning (Short)

Haoran Liang, Lei Song and Xuzhi Li

1210-1330

Lunch

Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel, 2nd floor

1330-1520

Session 2: Development and Understanding

Session Chair: Elena Troubitsyna, KTH - Royal Institute of Technology

Ø  Air-Ground System Wide Information Management to Achieve Safe Flight Operation

Xiaodong Lu, Kazuyuki Morioka, Tadashi Koga and Yasuto Sumiya

Ø  Parallel Verification of Software Architecture Design

Nacha Chondamrongkul, Jing Sun, Bingyang Wei and Ian Warren

Ø  Multi-Layered Safety Architecture of Autonomous Systems: Formalising Coordination Perspective

Inna Vistbakka, Elena Troubitsyna and Amin Majd

Ø  Isochronous Execution Models for High-Assurance Real-Time Systems

Bader Alahmad and Sathish Gopalakrishnan

Ø  Engineering Functional Safety Requirements for Automotive Systems: A Cyber-Physical-Social Approach

Mohamad Gharib, Paolo Lollini, Andrea Ceccarelli and Andrea Bondavalli

Lecture Hall, 2nd floor of Science Museum

1520-1540

Coffee Break

1540-1730

Session 3: Platforms, Architectures and Design

Session Chair: Farokh B. Bastani, The University of Texas at Dallas

Ø  A Framework for Model-based Dependability Analysis of Cyber-Physical Systems

Morayo Adedjouma and Nataliya Yakymets

Ø  A refinement based method for developing distributed protocols

Paulius Stankaitis, Alexei Iliasov, Yamine Ait-Ameur, Tsutomu Kobayashi, Fuyuki Ishikawa, and Alexander Romanovsky

Ø  Identification of multi-core interference

Frédéric Boniol, Claire Pagetti and Nathanaël Sensfelder

Ø  Formalizing Cyber–Physical System Model Transformation via Abstract Interpretation

Natasha Jarus, Sahra Sedigh Sarvestani and Ali Hurson

Ø  Semantically Enhanced Time Series Databases in IoT-Edge-Cloud Infrastructure

Shuai Zhang, Wenxi Zeng, I-Ling Yen and Farokh B. Bastani

1800-2000

Banquet

Xianghe Hall, Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel, 2nd floor

5, January 2019 (Saturday)

Time

Event

Venue

0830-1700

Registration & Reception

Science Museum

0900-1000

Keynote Two: Intelligent Software Engineering: Synergy between AI and Software Engineering

Speaker: Prof. Tao Xie, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA

Chair: Liguo Huang, Southern Methodist University, USA

Lecture Hall, 2nd floor of Science Museum

1000-1030

Coffee Break

1030-1200

Session 4: System Operation and Behavior

Session Chair: Liming Nie, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University

Ø  Facilitating Failure Analysis with Software Instrumentation

Brad J. Ziegler, Sahra Sedigh Sarvestani and Ali R. Hurson

Ø  A Framework for Preprocessing Multivariate, Topology-Aware Time Series and Event Data in a Multi-System Environment

Andreas Schörgenhumer, Mario Kahlhofer, Peter Chalupar, Paul Grünbacher and Hanspeter Mössenböck

Ø  Timing Modeling and Analysis for AUTOSAR OS Schedule Tables

Rongkun Yan and Jian Guo

Ø  Interface Injection with AspectC++ in Embedded Systems

Ulrich Thomas Gabor, Christoph-Cordt von Egidy and Olaf Spinczyk

1200-1330

Lunch

Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel, 2nd floor

1330-1450

Session 5: Security and Privacy

Session Chair: Dongjing Wang, Hangzhou Dianzi University

Ø  Study of Trust at Device Level of the Internet of Things Architecture

Tunde Akeem Yekini, Fehmi Jaafar and Pavol Zavarsky

Ø  Private Blockchain Network for IoT Device Firmware Integrity Verification and Update

Samip Dhakal, Fehmi Jaafar and Pavol Zavarsky

Ø  MidSecThings: Assurance Solution for SecuritySmart Homes in IoT

Richardson Andrade and Nelson Rosa

Ø  Research on Cloud Performance Testing Model (Short)

XiuRu Li, HongHui Li, Huan Wang, Jie Zhang and ZhouXian Jiang

Lecture Hall, 2nd floor of Science Museum

1450-1510

Coffee Break

1510-1710

Session 6: Emerging Systems of High Assurance

Session Chair: Junjun Zheng, Ritsumeikan University

Ø  Modeling and Verifying Storm Using CSP

Hongyan Zhao, Huibiao Zhu, Yucheng Fang and

Lili Xiao

Ø  Development of a Generic Model for Large-Scale Healthcare Organizations

Faisal Alkhaldi and Ali Alouani

Ø  Modeling and Verifying Spark on YARN Using Process Algebra

Jiaqi Yin, Huibiao Zhu, Yuan Fei and Yucheng Fang

Ø  Security Evaluation of a VM-Based Intrusion-Tolerant System with Pull-Type Patch Management

Junjun Zheng, Hiroyuki Okamura and Tadashi Dohi

Ø  Simulation on grounding fault location of distribution network based on regional parameters (Short)

Bo Zhang, Haoming Liu, Jia-Jia Song and Jinbo Zhang

Ø  RangeLocker: Adaptive Range-Sensitive Lockset Analysis for Precise Dynamic Race Detection

Yoshitaka Arahori

1730-1930

Dinner

Hangzhou Shujiang Hotel, 2nd floor