Dynamic Variability Management Supporting Operational Modes of a Power Plant Product Line
Paper in proceeding, 2016

Runtime variability is becoming an attractive technique to support those runtime scenarios for systems that demand some kind of autonomous reconfiguration or adaptive behavior. Nowadays, the challenge of many critical systems that need to handle different operational modes, often in an unattended mode, require specific solutions for which runtime variability mechanisms become relevant. This research describes the challenges of runtime variability to support multiple binding modes for handling the diversity of different operational modes and runtime reconfiguration needs. We validate our approach in a power plant control product line at Toshiba which advances previous work making the transition between the power plant operational modes more automatic and dynamic.

Runtime reconfiguration

Multiple binding times

Dynamic software product lines

Runtime variability

Author

R. Capilla

Rey Juan Carlos University (URJC)

Jan Bosch

Software Engineering for Testing, Requirements, Innovation and Psychology

10th International Workshop on Variability Modelling of Software-Intensive Systems, VaMoS 2016; Federal University of BahiaSalvador; Brazil; 27 January 2016 through 29 January 2016

Vol. 27-29-January-2016 49-56

Subject Categories

Computer Science

DOI

10.1145/2866614.2866621

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