Agenda

Tuesday, 22 June

Time	Session Title
10:00–11:00	Registration
11:00–11:30	Introduction and Welcome
11:30–12:00	Driving Innovation – Addressing Megatrends in Automotive John Stewart, MathWorks
12:00–12:30	Applying Model-Based Design to an On-Board Driver Support System for Economic Driving Jonny Andersson, Scania
12:30–14:00	Lunch and Exhibition
14:00–14:30	Combustion Engine Starter Simulation in Real Time on Hybrid Powertrain Test Beds Dr. Martin Schmidt, AVL List
14:30–15:00	Sentience — The Development of Location-Aware Vehicle Control Strategies Andrew Preece, Ricardo UK
15:00–15:30	Renault's Model-Based Design Powertrain Control Development Process: From Initial Requirements to Auto-Coded Blocks Pedro Moreno Lahore, Renault
15:30–16:15	Developing Vehicle Models with MathWorks Physical Modeling Solutions and dSPACE Automotive Simulation Models Tino Schultze, dSPACE, and Steve Miller, MathWorks
16:15–16:45	Coffee Break and Exhibition
16:45–17:15	Improving Modeling Usability: Automatic Layouting for Simulink Lars Kristian Klauske and Christian Dziobek, Daimler
17:15–17:45	Verification by Simulation Within the Model-Based Development Process at the Continental Automotive Group's Engine Systems Business Unit Dr. Marco Kunze, Continental Automotive
17:45–18:15	Production Code Generation Time Machine: A Guided Journey from Rapid Control Prototyping to E-Mobility Tom Erkkinen, MathWorks
18:15–19:00	Panel Discussion: What Makes Simulation a Turbocharger for e-Mobility?
19:00	Wrap-Up Networking Reception with Buffet Dinner

Wednesday, 23 June

Time	Session Title
09:00–09:30	Automatic Code Generation of AUTOSAR Software Components for Mass Production Application of Engine Management Systems: Process and Benefits Franck Narcisse, VALEO Engine and Electrical Systems
09:30–10:00	One System, Dozens of Devices and Controllers, Thousands of Parameters — Parallel Computing as an Enabler for System-Level Optimization Loren Dean, MathWorks
10:00–10:30	Coffee Break and Exhibition
10:30–11:00	MBDS — Fourth-Generation Software Development Environment Dr. Sven Semmelrodt, Continental Automotive
11:00–11:30	Best Practice for Software Quality — Defining and Measuring Software Quality Objectives for Source Code Philippe Spozio, Renault SA, and Thierry Cambois, PSA Peugeot Citroën
11:30–12:00	MATLAB and Simulink as Building Blocks for Functional Digital Mock-Ups Dr. André Stork, Fraunhofer Institute
12:00–12:30	Reducing Emissions Using Model-Based Calibration in the Test Cell David Sampson, MathWorks
12:30–13:00	Verification and Validation in a Collaborative, Layered Design Environment for Embedded Software-Intensive Systems Raymond Tinsel, DAF Trucks, and Co Melissant, MonkeyProof Solutions
13:00–14:30	Lunch and Exhibition
14:30–15:00	AVL Raptor — A Complete Rapid Prototyping Environment Richard Backman, AVL Södertälje Powertrain Engineering AB
15:00–15:30	Optimal Neural Network for Automotive Product Development Dr. Angela Bernardini, CITEAN
15:30–16:00	Wrap-Up and Networking