16th International School on the Effects of Radiation on Embedded Systems for Space Applications
Virtual Edition from Brazil
December 1-4, 2020
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SERESSA combines academic, government, and industrial communities working in the area of radiation effects on embedded systems. Radiation effects are a significant concern for space and avionics systems, as well as for critical applications operating at ground level such as automotive, high energy facilities, medical or even banking. The school is based on lectures and exercises involving real case studies using the common tools of the domain. The intended audience includes both beginning and experienced researchers, engineers, and post-graduate students wishing to enhance their knowledge base in this rapidly evolving field. Topics covered by SERESSA include: radiation environment, spacecraft anomalies, single-event effects (SEE), total dose effects (TID), radiation effects in power systems, radiation effects in solar cells, architecture hardening in analog, and digital circuits and in memories, software hardening, effects in FPGAs, hardness assurance, rate prediction, radiation testing, laser testing and remote testing experiments.
First SERESSA was organised in 2005, in the middle of the Amazon Jungle, Manaus, Brazil. Then, it moved around the world, being organised in Seville, Buenos Aires, Palm Beach, Takasaki, São José dos Campos, Toulouse, Ansan, Moscow, Bariloche, Puebla, Montreal, Munich, Nordwick and Seville. Now, in 2020, celebration of 15 years of SERESSA, it will be a fully Virtual Edition, from Porto Alegre, Brazil.
Speakers confirmed:
Effects of Radiation on Multijunction Solar Cells for Space Application
José Ramón GONZÁLEZ, European Space Agency, The Netherlands
Single Event Effects
Stephen Buchner, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington DC, USA
SEE effects on VLSI devices: challenges and solutions
Luca Sterpone, Politecnico de Torino, Italy
Circuit Level Design Methods to Mitigate Soft Errors
Ricardo Reis, UFRGS, Brazil
Alexandra Zimpeck, UCPel, Brazil
SEE test methods
Pavel Chubunov, URSC-ISDE, Russia
Error-rate Prediction for Programmable Circuits: Methodology, Tools and Studied Cases
Raoul Velazco, TIMA, France
Accelerator radiation environment: modeling and monitoring tools and approaches
Giuseppe Lerner, CERN, Switzerland
Brazilian Facilities and Case-studiesMarcilei Guazzelli da Silveira, FEI, Brazil
Marcilei Guazzelli da Silveira, FEI, Brazil
Nilberto Heder Medina, USP, Brazil
Odair Lelis Gonçalez, IEAv, CTA, Brazil
Tiago Balen, UFRGS, Brazil
Hardness Assurance
Stephen Buchner, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington DC USA
Assurance Guidelines for Next-Generation Exploration Systems
Jonathan Pellish, NASA, USA
Characterizing FPGA Failure Probabilities for Critical Space Systems
Melanie Berg, Space R2 LLC, USA
Radiation Test Requirements for Functional Safety Standards
Sung Chung, QRT, South Korea
COTS in Space: Qualified commercial components for space
Jaime Estela, Spectrum Aerospace Technologies, Munich, Germany
System Hardening and Real Space Applications
Michel Pignol, CNES, France
Fault Injection and Formal Verification Methodologies
LUIS ALFONSO ENTRENA ARRONTES, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Ionizing radiation effects on CMOS image sensors
José Lipovetzky, Argentina
Analyzing the Reliability of Neural Networks in Programmable SoC Devices
Fernanda Lima Kastensmidt, UFRGS , Brazil
Analyzing data extracted from radiation tests in advanced SRAMs
Juan A. Clemente, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain
Radiation-Hardening-by-Design of CMOS Integrated Circuits.
Yann Deval, IMS, Bordeaux, France
Routing in Fault-Prone Delay-Tolerant Networks
Juan A. Fraire, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina e Universität Des Saarlandes, Germany
NanosatC-Br Program and Development of Radiation Hardened Integrated Circuits for Satellites Applications
João Baptista Martins, UFSM, Brazil
Nelson Schuch, INPE- SM, Brazil
Radiation Effects and Mitigation Techniques in GPU
Paolo Rech, UFRGS , Brazil
José Rodrigo Azambuja, UFRGS , Brazil
More information at the event webpage.