8.30 am -   9.40 am 

Registration (2^nd floor, on front of room 209)

   9.40 am - 12.40 am 

Free Papers V (Room 209)

Safety Track I (Room 309)

   9.40 am - 10.20 am 

Improving Responsiveness for Virtualized Networking Under Intensive Computing Workloads, Tommaso Cucinotta

Key note: Open Source and safety: A perfect match, Klaus-Rüdiger Hase

 10.20 am - 11.00 am 

Real-Time Performance of L4Linux, Adam Lackorzynski

Open Source Software in Safety Related Applications, Bernhard Nölte

 11.00 am - 11.20 am 

Coffee Break

 11.20 am - 12.00 am 

Lachesis: a testsuite for Linux based real-time systems, Andrea Claudi

Safety logic on top of complex hardware software systems utilizing dynamic data types, Nicholas Mc Guire

 12.00 am - 12.40 pm 

Hard real-time Control and Coordination of Robot Tasks using Lua, Markus Klotzbücher

On open-source tools for system validation and their integration in the TASTE toolchain, Julien Delange

 12.40 pm -  2.00 pm 

Lunch Break

   2.00 pm -   4.20 pm 

Free Papers VI (Room 209)

Safety Track II (Room 309)

   2.00 pm -   2.40 pm 

Performance Evaluation of openPOWERLINK, Yang Minqiang

A Library for the Safety Domain, Peter Krebs

   2.40 pm -   3.20 pm 

openPOWERLINK in Linux Userspace: Implementation and Performance Evaluation of the Real-Time Ethernet Protocol Stack in Linux Userspace,
Wolfgang Wallner

POK, an ARINC653-compliant runtime released under the BSD licence, Julien Delange

   3.20 pm -   3.40 pm 

Coffee Break

   3.40 pm -   4.20 pm 

Application of RT-Preempt Linux and Sercos III for Real-time Simulation, Michael Abel

D-Case Editor: An Assurance Case Editor, Yutaka Matsuno

   4.20 pm -   5.00 pm 

Timing Analysis of a Linux-Based CAN-to-CAN Gateway, Michal Sojka

Migrating an OSEK run-time environment to the OVERSEE platform, Andreas Platschek

   5.00 pm -   5.40 pm 

Announcement RTLWS14 and Farewell