We look forward to welcoming you at the 13. GSVF

GSVF 2020, May 5-6 | Seifenfabrik, Graz, Austria

13. Graz Symposium Virtual Vehicle (GSVF)

May 5-6, 2020 | Seifenfabrik, Graz, Austria

System Integration and Virtual Validation

GSVF 2020 encompasses the transformation of vehicle development driven by the disruptive changes in the era of digitalization. Ensuring that complex systems and highly interacting vehicle functions work exactly as expected require immense amounts of validation efforts. Virtual validation is on the rise and plays a dominant role in system development and homologation.

About the symposium

The GSVF 2020 addresses recent advances in system integration and virtual validation and its optimal coexistence with physical testing. Industry currently moves away from strictly vertical to broadly horizontal vehicle development approaches. Agile enriched processes are vital to cope with related complexity, uncertainties, quality, costs and timely delivery, to ultimately accelerate system delivery ensuring global competitiveness and market-shares.

The GSVF 2020 focuses on methods, tools, data, and processes for virtual validation

Topics include but are not limited to

• Model-based Systems Engineering
• Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment
• Engineering Automation and Agile Processes
• Cloud and Edge Integration and related Architectures
• Challenges of Virtual Validation
• Data Availability, Data Traceability, Data analytics
• Machine Learning in Development and Operation
• Considering Emerging Standards (NCAP, scenarios, simulator interfaces, architectures, functional safety, security etc.)

Application areas

Active Safety, Integrated Safety, and Driver Assistance
Connected and Automated Driving
Future Vehicle Architectures (E/E and Software)
Vehicle Development (e.g. People Mover)
Cross-domain Applicability (e.g. Avionics, Rail, Production)

Call for Speakers

Abstracts for papers should not exceed 350 words and contain, in addition, session title, author names, affiliations, and email addresses and 3 – 5 keywords.

The conference language is English, presentations may be given in English or German; however, all submissions and slides should be in English. A simultaneous translation into English will be provided.
We look forward to receiving your abstract.

Abstract submission

January 10th , 2020

Abstract submission

Feb. 28th,2020

Paper final version (presentation)

April 10th, 2020

Please use the template for your contribution and send it to gsvf@v2c2.at

Ticket Fees

Conference Fee	1,320.00 €
Early Bird (till 31.03.2020)	710.00 €
University Member	610.00 €
Workshop speaker	810.00 €
Presenter	350.00 €
All fees in EUR excl. VAT

Organizer

Program Committee:

Conference Chairs:

Dr. Jost Bernasch – General Chair | Virtual Vehicle
Prof. Dr. Daniel Watzenig – Program Chair | Virtual Vehicle
Dr. Martin Benedikt – Program Chair | Virtual Vehicle
Dr. Filip Kitanoski – Industrial Chair | Virtual Vehicle

Keynote Speakers

Ulrich Schulmeister

Vice President Systems Engineering
Robert Bosch

“Challenges and Opportunities for Suppliers in a Changing Automotive World”

Maik Gummert

Head of E/E Virtual Validation and Simulation
Volkswagen AG

“With Continuous Integration (CI) to a sustainable mobility provider”

Uwe Class

Director Safe Mobility Systems
ZF Friedrichshafen

“Future Mobility and its Impact on Development & Testing.”

Björn Giesler

Director ADAS Function Development
Samsung

“When the requirements get agile, so should the development methods”

Tuesday, May 07

DAY 1: AM

08:00 REGISTRATION, WELCOME COFFEE & BREAKFAST

09:00 OPENING

Jost Bernasch | CEO VIRTUAL VEHICLE

09:15 TALK: The automotive disruption and its impact on OEMs and their suppliers

Andreas Schneider

09:25 TALK: Future Automation in Development & Validation

Jost Bernasch | Virtual Vehicle

09:50 KEYNOTE: With Continuous Integration (CI) to a sustainable mobility provider

Maik Gummert ǀ Volkswagen

10:30 NETWORKING BREAK

11:00 Company Presentations

Gerhard Greiner | ALP.Lab

Peter Simon | ZALAZONE

11:10 First running Prototypes for Automated Engineering

Martin Benedikt, Jost Bernasch | VIRTUAL VEHICLE

11:35 KEYNOTE: Challenges and Opportunities for Suppliers in a Changing Automotive World

Ulrich Schulmeister ǀ Robert Bosch

12:15 LUNCH BREAK

DAY 1: PM

ROOM 1: AGILE ENGINEERING

13:45 Agile Modeling in Safety-Critical Environments

Roman Bretz ǀ LieberLieber

14:10 The role of HIL testing in agile development with continuous testing

Michael Beine ǀ dSpace GmbH

14:35 Continuous Integration and Validation Using Closed-Loop SiL Simulation for Propulsion Control and Calibration

Mattias Eriksson, Johannes Foufas ǀ Volvo Cars

15:00 A traceable development and testing methodology for embedded software

Nick van Kelevom ǀ Siemens Industry

ROOM 2: AUTOMATED DRIVE

13:45 ADAS & AD – Quo Vadis ? – Advanced Driver Assistance Systems on the way to Autonomous Driving

Holger Meinel

14:10 Towards a Generally Accepted Validation Methodology for Sensor Models – Challenges, Metrics and First Results

Philip Rosenberger ǀ TU Darmstadt

14:35 Road to integrated development & simulation platform for autonomous driving

Valerio Zanetti, Christer Neimöck, Andreas Findling | T-Systems, Cray

15:25 DEMO INTERACTIVE ZONE

16:45 Exploring Agile Model-Based Systems Engineering

Hans Vangheluwe ǀ University of Antwerp

17:10 Future Engineering Lab – Making Future Vehicle Engineering Methodology Tangible

Bernd Fachbach ǀ Virtual Vehicle

17:35 Digital Twin Knowledge Graph for Mobility Rolling Stock and Customer Service Systems

Andreas Grzona ǀ Siemens Mobility GmbH

16:45 Reachability based safety verification method

Jinwei Zhou ǀ Johannes Kepler

17:10 Agile-enriched Hybrid Simulation and Empirical X-in-the-loop Testing and Tuning Paradigms for ADAS Functions

Selim Solmaz ǀ Virtual Vehicle

17:35 A Seamless Toolchain for ADAS/AD Validation

Christian El Salloum ǀ AVL List GmbH

18:00 NETWORKING & BEER & SHUTTLE

19:30 EVENING EVENT at Freiblick

hosted by VIRTUAL VEHICLE

Wednesday, May 08

DAY 2: AM

08:00 Welcome Coffee

ROOM 1: AGILE ENGINEERING

08:30 Tool-chain enriched security development in automotive industry

Tom Vogt, Christoph Schmittner | TÜV Austria | AIT

08:55 Meeting the A-SPICE standard through model-based requirements and system engineering in the automotive industry

Lucas Kirsch, Rene Steinlechner | Contact Software

09:20 Current Research at German Aerospace Center (DLR) on Vehicle Dynamics and Control using Modelica and FMI Outlook on new Standards such as eFMI, DCP & SSP

Jonathan Brembeck | DLR

ROOM 2: VEHICLE DESIGN

08:30 Driving sound simulator as enabler for virtual prototyping

Bernd Philippen | Head Acoustics

08:55 Design and Virtual Evaluation of Disruptive Cabin Designs for Energy Efficiency and Comfort Using Human-Centered Methodologies

Peter Mörtel | Virtual Vehicle

09:20 Virtual Concept Definition of Hyundai’s I30N Vehicle

Joachim Ecker | AVL List GmbH

09:45 NETWORKING BREAK

10:15 Round Table

Table 1

Gero Mimberg | RWTH Aachen

Design Optimization of Li-Ion-Battery Modules for use as Thermal Storage

Table 2

Jacqueline Erhart | Asfinag

Connected Vehicle

Table 3

Gerhard Greiner, Christian Schwarzl | Alp.Lab

Vehicle DATA Analytics

Table 4

Christoph Gümbel, Michael Holzner, Martin Schuster, Bernd Fachbach | Future Matters, iCONDU, Audi AG, Virtual Vehicle

Key Factors for Vehicle Development 2030+

Table 5

Paolo Pretto | Virtual Vehicle

Human-centered driving simulation for automated vehicles

12:00 LUNCH BREAK

DAY 2: PM

ROOM 1: AGILE ENGINEERING

13:30 KEYNOTE: Future Mobility and its Impact on Development & Testing

Uwe Class ǀ ZF

14:10 KEYNOTE: When the requirements get agile, so should the development methods

Björn Giesler | Samsung

14:50 SHORT BREAK

15:05 Continuous Integration across roles and organizational units

Hubert Baumgartner | Robert Bosch

15:30 Conceptual modeling of a truck platooning system using CMMS framework

Oguz Icoglu | Ford Otosan

15:55 Innovative methods for reduced development times – The L2-Framework at the Volkswagen Group

Tony Porsch, Karlheinz Kunter | VW | VIRTUAL VEHICLE

16:20 SUMMARY

16:30 FAREWELL with drinks & snacks

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Location

Graz, Austria

Drive with the Schlossbergbahn or the elevator up to the Schlossberg. Have a look at the cathedral of Graz or the Mausoleum nearby, too, before you can get up to the Burg & Double Spiral Staircase that is located on the opposite side.

Venue

Seifenfabrik

VON DER POUDRETTEFABRIK… ZUR TRENDLOCATION

In 1872, the Poudrette factory was built on the site next to the Mur, including a freestanding fireplace and half-timbered hall. In the summer of 2001, the listed building was revitalized and expanded in 2003 to today’s event center.

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