8.30 am -   9.00 am 

Registration

   9.00 am - 12.30 am 

Free paper session 3 (Real-Time Networking)

Free paper session 4 (Safety)

   9.00 am -   9.45 am 

Investigating the Network Performance of a Real-Time Linux Kernel, Luca Abeni and Csaba Kiraly

Running RTEMS in POK Partitions, Philipp Eppelt

   9.45 am - 10.30 am 

openPOWERLINK 2.0: A split kernel/user space implementation of the real-time Ethernet protocol POWERLINK, Wolfgang Wallner, Dietmar Bruckner, Josef Baumgartner

DCASE Assurance Case Editor, Yutaka Matsuno

 10.30 am - 11.00 am 

Coffee Break

 11.00 am - 11.45 am 

Porting of Real-Time Publish Subscribe Protocol to Android, Martin Vajnar, Michal Sojka, Pavel Píša

Qualifying a closed-source COTS compiler, Wei Ming and Xia Jing

 11.45 am - 12.30 pm 

The Implementation of Node Order Protocol Based on Userspace I/O, Yongbo Xin and Li Su

A safety critical Linux DO-178B compliant. Safety considerations in Linux system and equipment certification, Luca Recchia, Christian Di Biagio and Francesco Rogo

 12.30 pm -   2.00 pm 

Lunch Break

   2.00 pm -   5.00 pm 

Free paper session 5 (Real-Time Linux Concepts)

Free paper session 4 (Safety) cont'd

   2.00 pm -   2.45 pm 

Bare Metal Performance, Timekeeping, and Energy Efficiency, Paul E. McKenney

Verification of Safety Properties with Open Source Software Model Checkers, Alexej Khoroshilov

   2.45 pm -   3.30 pm 

Research on an Open-Source Software Platform for Autonomous Driving Systems, Lukas Bulwahn, Tilmann Ochs and Daniel Wagner

   3.30 pm -   4.00 pm 

Coffee Break

   4.00 pm -   5.00 pm 

SIL2LinuxMP - A generic approach to qualifying Linux RTOS for SIL2, Nicholas Mc Guire, Carsten Emde

   5.00 pm -   5.15 pm 

Where might we go for RTLWS16? N.N.

   5.15 pm -   5.30 pm 

Farewell, Roberto Bucher, Nicholas Mc Guire, Carsten Emde