Peningkatan Karier Keperawatan Melalui Pengembangan Pendidikan Formal di RS X Jakarta: Pilot Study

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Evolving RFID Two main technological advances have made this explosion possible: the wider availability of very low-cost and higherrange passive RFID tags that require no battery to operate, and the use of the Internet to connect otherwise isolated RFID systems and software. The latter development, in particular, has allowed not only the integration of distinct RFID implementations but also, an...

Formal Methods Pilot Project

This paper reports on a collaborative project to pilot the use of formal methods in the development of safetyrelated somare. Using the SVRC’s Cogito methodology, stafs from CSC Australia undertook: formal specijication; validation of the specijication by mathematical consistency checks; hazard analysis; and validation of the speciJication against the safety requirements. Part of the design was ...

Pilot -Autopilot Interaction: A Formal Perspective

This paper discusses a formal perspective to the analysis of user interaction with machines, in general, and pilot interaction with automated flight control systems, in particular. It addresses the issue of correct interaction between the user and the machine by asking whether the information provided to the user about the machine, and the display of this information, enables the user to perfor...

Formal Methods Pilot Project Final Report

Formal Transformations : Using SA and VDM as Di erent

Structured methods and formal methods for software development can supplement each other by eliminating each other's weak points. It is even better if an eeciently high level of integration can be achieved such that the products of each method can automatically be transformed into a product of the other method. In this paper a small case study is presented in which this principle is illustrated...