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Current Collaborators

    Scott Akridge,
    Marshall Space Flight Center
    Infusion of CGS into Shuttle and ISS related missions.

    David Aspinall,
    University of Edinburgh,
    Scotland, theoretical foundations of theorem proving

    Edward Balaban,
    NASA Ames
    Drilling Automation for Mars Exploration

    Tony Barrett,
    Researcher at Jet Propulsion Laboratory,
    Parametric Analysis of Re-Entry Guidance Algorithms

    David Bose,
    Vice President of AMA Inc,
    A developer of design and modeling tools for NASA programs

    Scott Christa,
    NASA Ames
    Drilling Automation for Mars Exploration

    Tim Crumbley,
    Marshall Space Flight Center
    Infusion of CGS into Shuttle and ISS related missions.

    Department of Defense (DOD)

    Department of Transportation (DOT)

    Tara Estlin,
    Jet Propulsion Lab
    Verification of autonomous systems.

    Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

    Fujitsu Laboratories of America,
    Sunnyvale,
    Large scale, industrial JPF application

    Marcus Fisher,
    IV&V
    Evaluation of static analysis tools and infusion into missions

    Bernd Fischer,
    University of Southampton, England,
    certification of autogenerated code

    Jeremy Frank,
    NASA Ames
    Verification of autonomous systems.

    Chuck Fry,
    NASA Ames
    Plexil modeling for the Drilling Automation for Mars Exploration

    Brian Glass,
    NASA Ames
    Drilling Automation for Mars Exploration

    Sathyanaraya Hanagud,
    Georgia Tech:
    Drilling Automation for Mars Exploration

    Mats Heimdahl,
    University of Minnesota,
    Expert in MC/DC Coverage

    Gerard Holzmann,
    Jet Propulsion Lab
    Evaluation of static analysis tools and infusion into missions.

    Howard Hu,
    Johnson Space Center
    Testing V&V technologies for C++ manned flight software.

    Sarah Huffman,
    NASA Ames
    Drilling Automation for Mars Exploration

    Integrated Resilient Aircraft Control (IRAC) Project

    Rajeev Joshi,
    Jet Propulsion Lab
    Evaluation of static analysis tools and infusion into missions.

    Joint Planning and Development Office (JPDO)

    Gabor Karsai,
    Vanderbilt University.
    Researcher in the area Model-based design tools.

    Tanya Lippincott,
    General Dynamics
    Testing V&V technologies for C++ manned flight software.

    Yan Liu,
    Motorola Inc

    Christoph Lueth,
    University of Bremen, Germany,
    Theoretical foundations of theorem proving

    Darko Marinov,
    University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
    JPF optimization research topics

    Tim Menzies,
    Professor at West Virginia University,
    Parametric Analysis of Re-Entry Guidance Algorithms

    Eric Mercer,
    Brigham Young University, Provo
    Guided testing and symbolic execution in JPF

    Paul Miner,
    NASA Langley,
    Fault – Tolerance Testing

    Gabor Karsai, Harmon Nine, Sandeep Neema,
    Vanderbilt University,
    Transforming Matlab models into Java Pathfinder models.

    Charles Pecheur,
    Universite Catholique de Louvain, Belgium
    Testing of planners and planning domains

    John Penix,
    Google,
    JPF's inclusion in Google's Summer of Code program

    Danil Prokhorov,
    Manager at Toyota Technical Research Center,
    Expert in neural networks and system modeling

    Franco Raimondi,
    University College London, UK
    Testing of planners and planning domains

    Frederick Sheldon,
    Oak Ridge National Laboratories

    Carol Smidts,
    Ohio State University
    Failure and reliability analysis of embedded systems

    Shannon Statham,
    Georgia Tech
    Drilling Automation for Mars Exploration

    Geoff Sutcliffe,
    University of Miami
    Evaluation of automated theorem provers in practical applications.

    Irem Tumer,
    Oregon State University
    Design methodology for software-intensive systems

Last modified: Aug. 22, 2008 by Allen Dutra.



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