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The 39th Digital Avionics Systems Virtual Conference (DASC) took place from the 11th to the 16th of October 2020. DASC provides a forum for free discussions of new ideas, research, developments, and applications in order to stimulate and inspire pioneering work in the field of digital avionics and related areas.
Rapita Systems' Steve Vanderleest served as chair for the Cybersecurity & Software track of the event and presented on a paper entitled “Measuring the Impact of Interference Channels on Multicore Avionics” along with co-author Samuel Thompson, Senior Research Consultant at Rapita Systems. The presentation raised ample discussion and received a Best of Session award.
Rapita continues to be a prominent authority in the domain of multicore timing analysis1 and is uniquely positioned to help avionics suppliers address DO-178C and CAST-32A objectives in their multicore projects. Learn more about the challenges of multicore timing analysis and how they can be overcome here.
(1) Rapita's research in multicore timing analysis has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 878752.
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