In this paper we present the approach used in the design of the scheduling kernel of an Automatic Train Supervision (ATS) system. A formal model of the railway layout and of the expected service has been used to identify all the possible critical sections of the railway layout in which a deadlock might occur. For each critical section, the prevention of the occurrence of deadlocks is achieved by constraining the set of trains allowed to occupy these sections at the same time. The identification of the critical sections and the verification of the correctness of the logic used by the ATS is carried out by exploiting a model checking verification framework locally developed at ISTI-CNR and based on the tool UMC.
Designing a Deadlock-Free Train Scheduler: A Model Checking Approach
Entwurf eines Deadlock-freien Zugfahrplans: Ein Modell-Lösungsansatz
2014
6 Seiten
Aufsatz (Konferenz)
Englisch
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