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Alessio Bucaioni
Affiliation
School of Innovation, Design and Engineering, Mälardalen University, Vasterås, Sweden
Topic
Software Architecture,Software Engineering,Controller Area Network,Automotive Systems,Cyber-physical Systems,Digital Twin,Internet Of Things,Level Of Abstraction,Orthogonal Analysis,Reference Architecture,Software Development,Agile Development,IEEE Transactions,International Conference,Open Challenges,Service-oriented Architecture,Smart Manufacturing,Systematic Review,Validity Threats,Actuator,Anomaly Detection,Architectural Patterns,Architectural Solutions,Automotive Industry,Autonomic System,Autonomous Production,Chain Of Events,Classification Framework,Cloud Computing,Computer Science,Cyber-physical Production Systems,Data Extraction Form,Data Integration,Data Logger,Denial Of Service,Digital Architecture,Expert Interviews,Functional Entities,Gated Recurrent Unit,Index System,Industrial Internet Of Things,Industrial Systems,International Organization For Standardization,Interoperability,Language Model,Log Files,Mitigation Measures,Non-functional Requirements,Number Of Primary Studies,Peer-reviewed Publications,
Biography
Alessio Bucaioni received the Ph.D. degree in computer science and engineering from Mälardalen University in 2018. He organised international conferences and workshops and (co-)authored over 20 publications in international journals, international conference, and workshop proceedings. His research focuses on several aspects of model driven engineering of complex (vehicular) systems, such as domain-specific modelling languages definition and evolution, model transformations, and nonfunctional properties analysis.