Complying with safety security certification standards and requirements in any market is an expensive, tedious, and time-consuming task, but it saves lives in the friendly skies and can be a force multiplier on the battlefield. Meeting those requirements is often more efficient through open architecture designs and the use of common standards much the way the Future Airborne Capability Environment (FACE) consortium is doing in the military avionics realm. New certification benchmarks such as DO-178C are also enhancing the safety compliance process. This e-cast of industry experts will discuss how designers can manage today's aerospace and defense software safety and certification requirement demands through improved modeling tools, common computing platforms, code analysis tools, and more.
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Accelerating Safety and Security Certification with FACE™ COTS Solutions
1. Accelerating Safety and Security
Certification with FACE™ COTS Solutions
Chip Downing, Senior Director of Aerospace and Defense, Wind River
David French, Director of Business Development, GE Intelligent Platforms
Dr. Edwin de Jong, Director of Product Management and Strategy, RTI
Bernard Dion, CTO, Esterel Technologies
2. Quick Introduction
to FACE™
NAVAIR Public Release 2012-1233
Distribution Statement A Chip Downing, Wind River
"Approved for public release FACE Outreach Working Group Chair
distribution is unlimited”
FACE™ is a Trademark of The Open Group
3. FACE - Purpose
• Delivers an open architecture that enables rapid
deployment and re-use of software across platforms
Includes both a technical specification and a business model
• Enables more capability sooner, on more platforms
Expands software supplier choices and enables interoperability
Creates a platform for integrating both future and legacy
systems
• Provides an industry library of conformant software and
supporting safety / security evidence to accelerate usage
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4. Overlap of Capabilities
Helicopter
Bomber
Cargo
• Nav
• Comm
• SA
Fighter •…
UAS
Applications written to Baseline Profile would run on ALL platforms
(Extremely Portable but may not leverage fuller capabilities of some platforms!)
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5. FACE Consortium Members
Sponsors: Associates: • LDRA Technology
• AdaCore
• Lockheed Martin • LynuxWorks
• Aitech Defense Systems • Objective Interface
• Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) • Barco Federal Systems Systems
• Brockwell Technologies
• US Army PEO Aviation • Physical Optics Corp.
• CALCULEX • Presagis
• Rockwell Collins • Chesapeake Technology • QinetiQ North America
Int’l. • Real-Time Innovations
Principals: • CMC Electronics • Richland Technologies
• ATK • Honeywell Aerospace • CoreAVI • Stauder Technologies
• CTSi
• BAE Systems • Northrop Grumman • Curtiss-Wright Controls
• Support Systems
Associates
• Bell Helicopter • Raytheon Defense Solutions • Symetrics Industries
• Boeing • Sierra Nevada Corp. • DDC-I • Thomas Production
• DornerWorks Company
• Elbit Systems of • Sikorsky Aircraft • Draper Laboratory • Tresys Technology
America • Textron Systems • Esterel Technologies • TTTech North America
• GE Aviation Systems • US Army AMRDEC • FMS Secure Solutions • Tucson Embedded
• GE Intelligent Platforms
• General Dynamics • UTC Aerospace Systems
• Johns Hopkins Applied • Verocel
• Green Hills Software Systems Physics Lab • ViaSat
• Harris Corporation • Wind River • L-3 Communications • Zodiac Data Systems
The FACE Consortium was formed in 2010 by The Open Group
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6. Smart Phone Analogy
FACE introduces smartphone application and portability
concepts to DoD avionics while adding variability (and
competition) to all segments of the FACE Architecture
TM
Commercial Military
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7. FACE Architectural Segments
• FACE Portable Components
Segment
• Portable Applications
• Portable Common Services
• Transport Services
Segment
• Platform Specific Services
Segment
• Platform Device Services
• Platform Common Services
• Graphics Services
• I/O Services Segment
• Drivers
• Operating System Segment
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9. FACE – Program Adoption
• Although only formed in June, 2010 FACE already has significant
program support:
• Navy Next Generation Jammer Technology Development
• Navy C-130T
• Army Airborne Radio Control Display Unit (CDU) Replacement
• Navy H-1 HMD
• Navy ADDS
• Navy Full Motion Video
• Navy RNP/RNAV Portable Software Component
• Army Joint Multi-Role Technology Generator Phase 2
• Navy AACUS
• Army Air-to-Air Targeting of Turreted Systems
• Navy FACE Software Reference Architecture
• Navy AMCD/MSC 2nd OSP Upgrade
See current program tracking at: http://www.opengroup.org/FACE/procurements
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10. FACE Summary
• FACE is supported by both industry and
government
• FACE solves the military platform reuse challenge
• FACE delivers more capability at lower cost
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13. FACE™ and COTS MOSA Hardware
Operating System Segment
FACE Portable
Components
FACE Portable
Components
FACE Portable
Components …
FACE™ Transport Services Segment
Architecture Platform Specific Services Segment
I/O Services Segment
Device Drivers
COTS
Modular
Open
Systems
Architecture
14. FACE™ Board & System Support (preliminary)
FACE Architecture GE Intelligent Platforms
Operating System Segment
Drivers HPEC
P2P
Transport Services OS API for GE
Segment Network SRIO
FABRIC AXISFlow
Stack 1-10GE
Services
Support
IB
Platform Specific OS API for ESP1
Services Segment Common GE ESP2 AXISView
Processing BSP/ESP
Services other
1553 GE AXIS -
I/O Services Segment Advanced
429 Multiprocessor
Integrated
Serial Software
other
15. FACE™ Deployed Test (preliminary)
Operating System Segment
Platform Specific
Platform Common Services
Services Segment
Configuration Services
ARINC 653 Health Monitoring
Reports
GE Intelligent Platforms
BCS Reports
Background Condition Screening : NON-
INTRUSIVE CBIT / IBIT functions
GE Intelligent Platforms
BIT
Power-Up / Initialization BIT functions;
INTRUSIVE for highest coverage
16. FORCE1™
FACE™ Open Reference Computing Environment
SBC312 Freescale P4080 processor
GPU
I/O
Dual DVI, VGA output
2x USB
3x Gigabit Ethernet
2x RS232 serial comms
28 VDC input power
Software
VxWorks 653
Wind River Hypervisor 2.0
– With VxWorks (AMP/SMP) Guest OS, Linux Guest OS
VxWorks MILS
20. Wind River A&D Solutions Portfolio
Land Sea Military Aviation Space Commercial
Aviation
Simics Workbench
Networking, Graphics, Security, and Connectivity Middleware
Partner Wind River Wind
Software VxWorks Android River
Ecosystem Linux Services
Wind River Virtualization
Optimized Hardware Integration
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22. Wind River Hypervisor Vision
FACE ARINC FACE
Minimum Linux Android
653 VxWorks General
Safety Purpose
Profile Profile
Guest Guest Guest
Guest Guest Guest
OS OS OS
OS OS OS
Wind River Hypervisor
Optimized Hardware Integration
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23. Simics System Simulation
Customer Efficiency and Productivity
Processor SoC Devices Complete Boards Devices, Complete Systems
and Memory Racks of Boards, and Networks
and Backplanes
System Complexity
24. Wind River Proven leader in aerospace
and defense
Wide range of COTS solutions
Ready to respond to large
industry trends and migrations
26. Peer-To-Peer/Portable Databus
OMG Data Distribution Service (DDS)
Sensor Data
Commands
Sensor Data
Control Display
Sensor Sensor Actuator
App App
27. Data-Centric Messaging
Distributed Data Model and System State
Source
Latitude Longitude Altitude
(Key)
RADAR1 37.4 -122.0 500.0
UAV2 40.7 -74.0 250.0
LPD3 50.2 -0.7 0.0
39. FACE™
Technical Interchange Meeting (TIM)
April 2, 2013
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Holiday Inn Dayton Fairborn
http://www.opengroup.org/FACE/events
Over 25 FACE Consortium vendors
will display their products at this event
41. Audience Q & A
Chip Downing, Senior Director of Aerospace and Defense, Wind River
David French, Director of Business Development, GE Intelligent Platforms
Dr. Edwin de Jong, Director of Product Management and Strategy, RTI
Bernard Dion, CTO, Esterel Technologies
42. Thanks for joining us
Event archive available at:
http://ecast.opensystemsmedia.com/
E-mail us at: clong@opensystemsmedia.com
43. The FACE Consortium
Steering Committee
Chair: Bob Matthews
Advisory 50+ FACE
(NAVAIR) 575 Individual
Board Consortium
Vice Chair: Jeff Howington Members Participants
(Rockwell Collins)
Judy Cerenzia
(The Open Group)
Enterprise Architecture
Business Working Group Steve Davidson Technical Working Group
Chair: Dennis Stevens (Raytheon) Chair: Rob Sweeney
(Lockheed Martin) (NAVAIR)
Vice Chair: David Boyett Vice Chair: Kirk Avery
(US Army AMRDEC) (Lockheed Martin)
FACE / UCS
Alignment
Bill Antypas
(Real Time Innovations)
Conformance Library Outreach Verification Data Model & Reference Security
Business Model
Subcommittee Subcommittee Subcommittee Matrix Data Definition Implementation Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Steve Goetz David Boyett Chip Downing Marcell Padilla Jeff Hegedus Guide Joe Neal
Gabriel Flores
(US Army (US Army (Wind River) (NAVAIR) (Raytheon) Kirk Avery (Harris)
(Northrop Grumman)
AMRDEC) AMRDEC) (Lockheed Martin)
44. FACE Consortium Contacts
Bob Matthews, PMA209EA Judy Cerenzia, The Open Group
FACE Steering Committee Chair FACE Program Director
robert.matthews@navy.mil j.cerenzia@opengroup.org
(301) 995-4971 (814) 234-2234
Mike Hickey, The Open Group
Membership Contact
m.hickey@opengroup.org
(512) 343-9159
Website: www.opengroup.org/face