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Alain and Gary will give anВ overview ofВ the the current work streams of the group. The world wide automotive group are working on some very interesting topics including the INCOSE Automotive Vision for 2032, updates to the SE Handbook for the AUtomotive section, MBSE model sharing and Using models in the Supply Chain.

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In addition, he is a visiting professor of functional safety at Coventry University and a visiting professor of industrial design at the University of Leicester.ДЎ6:00 - 16:30 Worldwide Automotive Working Group Update - Alain Dauron / Gary Rushton (Joint Chair WW Automotive Working Group) He specialises in functional safety, automotive cybersecurity, automotive electronics, electric and hybrid vehicles.

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He is one of the original authors of the 1994 MISRA Guidelines, the first automotive interpretation of the principles of IEC 61508, and the UK principal technical expert to the ISO 26262 committee. We have some really interesting speakers in the agenda outline below and I hope as many of as you as possible can attend.ДЎ5:10 - 15:20 Chair Automotive Interest Group - Introduction to Alex Toth (J&LR)ДЎ5:20В - 16:00 Update on standards activities in Functional Safety, Cyber Security and beyond - Dr David Ward (HORIBA Mira)Дr Ward has 25 years' experience in safety and reliability of embedded electronic systems, automotive and other industries, particularly functional safety. This is the first meeting of the UK Automotive Interest Group for 2021 after the disruption to the group from the destabilising effects of COVID on the UK Automotive sector recently. UK Automotive Interest Group TEAMS MeetingВ (Link below) If you or your work have any queries or would like to speak to the organisers please get in touch and we can arrange a call. If you are unsure if this applies to you, please check with your company before participating. This would be a great chance to gain insights into a rapidly evolving industry and applying your skills to a new challenge whilst also getting to know others in ECF!ДЄll materials produced will be made available via their website and so if your company normally has rights to IP that you create regardless of whether it is for work or otherwise, then you would need them to waive the rights / grant permission to allow it to be submitted as aspects of it may be used as part of the Open Source Satellite design. No experience is required, all the information you need will be provided at the start and there is no required format for the designs. The scope of the challenge is to design a platform for a satellite. If you are interested in participating in the challenge we will then coordinate individuals or groups after the session. You will have a chance to meet the organisers and find out more about the challenge and the programme itself. This is a briefing session for the Open Source Satellite Programme's Designathon. Please paste the link below into your browser to register for the event

This is an online panel discussion which will be held via Zoom. Guy Newey Strategy & performance director at Energy Systems Catapult Maxine Frerk Director at Grid Energy Policy Sustainability First associate Prof Keith Bell Professor of Electronic & Electrical Engineering at University of Strathclyde co-Director of UK Energy Research Centre member of Climate Change Committee Hillary Sillitto Internationally recognised systems thinker and author

Veronica Noone Senior Manager, Decarbonisation of Energy, Scottish Enterprise Professor Sir Jim McDonald University of Strathclyde Principal President of Royal Academy of Engineering co-chair of Scottish Energy Advisory Board Chair of ETP We discuss this in the context of decentralisation, decarbonisation, democratisation, and digitalisation in what promises to be a diverse, inclusive, and informative platform for audience engagement. Our vision is of a net zero future that delivers environmental, economic, and societal benefit with a systems approach having played a key part in achieving this.

Through the Energy Systems Interest Group, INCOSE UK brings together a panel of recognised experts to discuss the deployment of a systems approach for the UK energy system transition. This affects everyone, and everything, in our socio-environmental landscape. Challenges range from how we heat our homes whilst eliminating fuel poverty to how we move around to how we ensure economic growth and employment prosperity. An effective energy system transition is a key component of this. Across the UK, government departments and local authorities are recognising the important role that a systems approach will play in delivering net zero.

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