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DESCRIPTION:Presented by  Chris Andrew\, Kayla Seliner\, Mark Craig\, and
  Trang Nguyen.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nOn October 7\, 2008\, the flight control s
 ystem of Qantas flight 72 malfunctioned without warning. The failure cau
 sed the aircraft to violently pitch down with an acceleration of -0.8g\,
  pitching passengers and crew into the roof of the cabin resulting in ma
 ny injuries. In the investigation that followed\, the malfunction was at
 tributed to a software problem in the Air Data Inertial Reference Unit. 
 These units are utilized on all modern passenger jets\, but are propriet
 ary devices not open to public scrutiny.&#13\;\n&#13\;\nThis capstone pr
 oject develops an open source Air Data Inertial Reference Unit using fou
 r redundant Arduino boards each with a microcontroller\, 3D gyroscope an
 d accelerometer. Faults are injected into the system through software an
 d outputs are monitored over serial ports allowing the user to test effe
 ctiveness of fault-tolerant algorithms to mask fail silent and byzantine
  faults in the sensors. Failures in ADIRU systems are usually complex in
  nature and arise under very anomalous circumstances suggesting that fau
 lt-tolerant system design could benefit from the diverse testing and eva
 luation that can occur in an open source community. This project demonst
 rates the low entry-cost to building a fault-tolerant system for open-so
 urce design and experimentation.\n\nTags: galois\, monitoring\, tech tal
 k\, fault tolerance\n\nImported from: http://calagator.org/events/125046
 2410
URL:http://corp.galois.com/blog/2012/5/29/why-do-airplanes-crash-building
 -an-open-source-aircraft-sens.html
SUMMARY:Why Do Airplanes Crash? Building an Open-Source Aircraft Sensor S
 ystem
LOCATION:Galois\, Inc: 421 SW 6th Ave. Suite 300\, Portland OR 97204 US
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