- Roll Call
- Brief Notices
- Announcements
- Work on Survey Paper
- Organize Notes on Features for Aerospace
- Closing
- Action Items
- Round Table
- Steve VanderLeest - Boeing
- Martin Halle - TUHH
- Sam Thompson - Rapita
- Olivier Charrier - Wind River
- Rajesh Kurapati - KMC
- Joseph Lee - Skytrac
- Sebastien Boria - Airbus
- Sam Bristow
- Olivier Charrier - Wind River
- Stefano Dell'Osa - Intel
- Martin Halle - TUHH
- Matt Kelly - Boeing
- Shuah Khan - Linux Foundation
- Abdi Kitesa
- Lenka Koskova - TUL CZ
- Rajesh Kurapati - KMC
- Qasim Majeed - Siemens
- Sam Thompson - Rapita
- Ulises Vega - Luxoft (but joined ELISA privately)
- Steve VanderLeest - Boeing
- Richard Wagener
- Wanja Zaeske - DLR
- Joseph Lee - Skytrac
- ELISA Project meetings involve participation by industry competitors, and it is the intention of the Linux Foundation to conduct all of its activities in accordance with applicable antitrust and competition laws. It is therefore extremely important that attendees adhere to meeting agendas, and be aware of, and not participate in, any activities that are prohibited under applicable US state, federal, or foreign antitrust and competition laws.
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- The kernel and LF Code of Conduct applies to all communication with this project
- Linux Foundation Code of Conduct
- Linux Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct
- Linux Kernel Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct Interpretation
The Aerospace Working Group shall develop use cases to inform and influence Linux architecture and related tools, work to derive technical requirements for avionics operating systems, and seek to enhance and expand avionics software lifecycle processes, practices, and tools to enable use of Linux in avionics systems that are certified to high design assurance levels.
- Establishing our operations as a new working group
- Survey on the state of the art within aerospace on use of Linux and associated certification approach and equivalent Design Assurance Level (DAL)
- Identify the challenges to adopting Linux in aerospace
- Identify candidate use cases using Linux
Martin Halle has been appointed as the vice-chair of the ELISA aerospace working group. Congratulations!
- "The Road to Safe Space Exploration" - ELISA webinar.
- Feb 7/8 2024 MEA
- 27 Feb 2024 AvioSE'24 in Linz, Austria
- Apr 16 to 18 Aerospace Tech Week in Munich
- June 11th-12th ERTS in Toulouse
- 29 Jul - 2 Aug 2024 AIAA Aviation Forum in Las Vegas, US
- Abstracts due 30 Nov 2023
- 1-3 Oct 2024 IEEE Digital Avionics Systems Conference in San Diego, US
- 2-9 Mar IEEE Aero
We revised the title and noted scope in the abstract. (To get access to it on Overleaf, please send an Email to: [email protected] with an information about what Email address should join.)
Working on GitHub (see below) requires to be assigned to the project. For access, ask one of the team leaders.
To actually get access and be able to commit, there are things to keep in mind: Cloning the repo using the command line GIT (the same is true for SmartGIT, a UI-based tool) and then try to commit may fail. The reason is most likely because GitHub no longer supports authentication using name/password only.
What works is to use the GitHub CLI. To do so:
- if you don't have one, create a GitHub account (probably related to your email address you are allow using within ELISA)
- install the GitHub CLI (either directly or through chocolatey or any other package manager)
- use the CLI command to authenticate
- this will create an access token for your machine that need to be setup/entered into the browser
- use the following CLI command to create a working copy that authenticates correctly against your GitHub account:
- gh repo clone elisa-tech/wg-aerospace
Finally, both: GIT command line tool and others (like SmartGIT) are working properly.
Did not have time to review action items.
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