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improve automatic parametrization, or
improve some existing domain, or
add some reduction between existing domains, or
add a new domain
Antoine Min´e Building a specialized static analyzer p. 111 / 112
Results Conclusion
Future work
Still much research to do:
improve invariant visualisation
automate discovery of the cause of alarms
take into account or prove user-given properties
(functional or temporal properties, etc.)
consider other programming languages
(ADA, Simulink, assembly)
consider different / more complex program classes
other kinds of embedded software (space, automotive, etc.)
parallel programs
programs with complex data-structures
Antoine Min´e Building a specialized static analyzer p. 112 / 112
World Report
May 2009
Message from the Director General
The outbreak of the new influenza virus A H1N1 dominated the news at the end of
April. Its emergence provided some key lessons.
The first is the importance of contingency planning and emergency preparedness
within our overall commitment to safety and security. Each of you should have the
latest updated version of the “Airport Preparedness” document; if not, it is available
for download from our website. Please do not hesitate to contact the ACI World or
ACI Regional offices for assistance or further guidance.
The second is that the best response is a global response that offers consistent and
appropriate measures that can be implemented across the worldwide airport network.
ACI World works regularly with the World Health Organization (WHO), and this strong
relationship has been beneficial in providing a rapid response and information to our
members. We are able to concentrate on factual medical information and practical
guidance that reflects the reality of medical findings.
Thirdly, this experience gives all of us a reminder of the power of public perception.
Although the WHO did not at any time call for travel restrictions, the flames of public
fear were fanned by incomplete and inaccurate reporting. We can help by making
sure we communicate the facts to our customers, keeping a calm voice in a storm
of public reaction and working closely with local health authorities and our aviation
partners to convey an accurate message to the public and the press.
The positive news from WHO as of 5 May is that although cases of Influenza A
(H1N1) have now been reported in 20 countries, in general those people who
have contracted the illness are recovering quickly and there has only been one
recorded death outside of Mexico. ACI will continue to keep you informed on any
developments and further advice from WHO over the next weeks and in this report
you will find the link to the most recent Member Bulletin, posted on the ACI website.
Angela Gittens
Director General
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The International Civil Aviation Organization is a specialised agency
of the United Nations and was created with the signing in Chicago in 1944 of the
Convention on International Civil Aviation. ICAO is the permanent body charged
with the administration of the principles laid out in the Convention. It sets the
standards for aviation safety, security, efficiency and regularity as well as for aviation
environmental protection and encourages their implementation. ICAO’s membership
comprises 189 contracting States. Its HQ is in Montreal and it has regional offices in
Bangkok, Cairo, Dakar, Lima, Mexico City, Nairobi and Paris.
What it does:
The aims and objectives of ICAO as outlined in Article 44 of the convention are to
develop the principles and techniques of international air navigation and to foster
the planning and development of international air transport. It has 9 key focus areas
including the following :
• To ensure the safe and orderly growth of international civil aviation;
• Encourage the development of airways, airports and air navigation facilities
for international civil aviation
• Meet the needs of the peoples of the world for safe, regular,
efficient and economical air transport.
The organisation has a sovereign body the Assembly, and a governing body , the
Council. The Chief Officers are the President of the Council and the Secretary
General.
The Assembly is composed of representatives from all Contracting States. It meets
every three years, reviewing in detail the work of the Organization and setting policy
for the coming years.
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