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Fredrik Warg

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+46 10 516 54 12

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fredrik.warg@ri.se

Location

Borås

ORCID

0000-0003-4069-6252

Senior researcher and research lead at the Dependable Transport Systems unit with a PhD in computer engineering from Chalmers University of Technology (2006) and a master's degree in electrical engineering from Luleå University of Technology (1999).

Research interests are safety/cybersecurity assurance for connected automated systems, safe AI, and software development for dependable systems. Has participated in over 15 national and European research projects, and has led two national projects in the area of safety for automated vehicles. Also works with functional safety assessments and is involved in standardization for automotive safety.

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Orcid (https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4069-6252)
Researchgate (https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Fredrik_Warg)

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Synergies - Scenarios for development of automated vehicles

The project goal is to enable development, training, virtual testing and scalable scenario-based validation of CCAM systems by providing a European Scenario Dataspace. Expected results are open datasets from different sources, bes…

SafeDim - Data & Model-driven Dimensioning of Safety-critical Systems

The project's goal was to develop existing and new quantitative methods and tools for analysing and dimensioning the safety of systems in vehicles.

FAMER - Facilitating Multi-Party Engineering of Requirements

FAMER will establish concepts, models, and techniques of effectively building requirements knowledge for safe perception systems. FAMER approaches the requirements challenges in a systems-of-systems context, in which the complexit…

Safety assurance framework for connected automated mobility systems

SUNRISE is about safety proof of cooperative, connected and automated mobility (CCAM) systems. The aim is to develop and provide a harmonized and scalable CCAM Safety Assurance Framework.

Robust Automated Driving in Extreme Weather

ROADVIEW is a four-year project on road vehicles in adverse weather, partly funded by the European Commission.

SALIENCE4CAV - Safety lifecycle for automated vehicles

Connected automated vehicles (CAV) are expected to provide more efficient, accessible and safer transport solutions. But the complexity of the systems is a challenge. The project's goals were new methods for safety assurance of CA…

Verification and validation of automated systems’ safety and security

The VALU3S project aimed to evaluate the state-of-the-art verification and validation (V&V) methods and tools for automated systems in automotive industry, agriculture, railway, healthcare, aerospace and industrial automation …

AMASS - Assurance and certification of CPS

AMASS created and consolidated the open source tools for assurance and certification, and an ecosystem and community for assurance and certification of Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) in the largest industrial vertical markets includ…

ESPLANADE - Safety assurance for autonomous vehicles

Self-driving cars have a large potential for reducing the number of serious traffic accidents, but for this to become reality we need to ensure that they behave safely in all situations they can encounter. The project developed me…

The How and Why important for AI system certification

Products and services enhanced with artificial intelligence will be more stringently regulated. As a consequence of the EU’s forthcoming legislation, describing how and why the algorithms achieve a certain result will be a prerequ…

Interplay Between Safety and Security

Computer systems, especially those used in safety-critical domains, should be designed, built and assessed not only from the functional point of view, but also with respect to their dependability properties such as safety and secu…

Functional safety

Functional safety is that part of overall safety that depends on whether a system or component operates correctly with the input signals that it receives. RISE has a broad expertise within the field of functional safety.

IT security for safety-critical systems

As computer systems use information to control processes and decisions, integrity and availability of information is essential for proper function.

Evaluation of software

Although safety-critical software is not affected by the environment in the same way as hardware, there is every reason to ensure its quality.

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