05 Fakultät Informatik, Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik

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    Mining Java packages for developer profiles : an exploratory study
    (2017) Ramadani, Jasmin; Wagner, Stefan
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    Synchronisierung von digitalen Modellen mit realen Fertigungszellen auf Basis einer Ankerpunktmethode am Beispiel der Automobilindustrie
    (2017) Ashtari Talkhestani, Behrang; Schlögl, Wolfgang; Weyrich, Michael
    Die zunehmende Produktvielfalt und die Verkürzung der Produktlebenszyklen erfordern eine schnelle und kostengünstige Rekonfiguration bestehender Produktionssysteme [1]. Um diesen Herausforderungen zu begegnen, ist ein aktuelles digitales Modell der bestehenden Fertigungszelle, im Folgenden Digitaler Zwilling genannt, eine geeignete Lösung. Der Digitale Zwilling führt zu einer Kostenreduktion durch Verkürzung der Umrüstzeiten durch virtuelle Planung und Simulation basierend auf dem aktuellen Zustand der realen Produktionsanlage als auch durch eine frühzeitige Erkennung von Konstruktions- oder Prozessablauffehlern in der Produktionsanlage. Voraussetzung für die Verwendbarkeit des Digitalen Zwillings vom Produktionssystem ist allerdings, dass ein aktuelles (virtuelles) Anlagenmodell von den mechatronischen Bestandteilen der realen Anlage während der verschiedenen Phasen ihres Lebenszyklus existiert. In diesem Beitrag wird die domänenübergreifende, mechatronische Datenstruktur der virtuellen Fertigungszellen in der Automobilindustrie diskutiert. Es wird eine systematische Ankerpunktmethode vorgestellt, mithilfe derer die Abweichungen zwischen den virtuellen Modellen und der Realität detektiert und ermittelt werden können. Basierend darauf wird eine sogenannte regelbasierte Konsistenzprüfung zur durchgängigen, domänenübergreifenden Synchronisierung der aktuellen mechatronischen Ressourcenkomponenten der Produktionssysteme mit deren virtuellem Anlagemodell vorgestellt.
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    How do coupled file changes influence how developers seek help during maintenance tasks?
    (2017) Ramadani, Jasmin; Wagner, Stefan
    Software repositories contain a lot of information that can be transformed into suggestions other files they need to modify during maintenance tasks (so-called “coupled changes”). Existing studies however ignore developer feedback and their influence on the developer strategy for getting help during maintenance tasks. We used the Grounded Theory approach to investigate screen capture videos from an experiment to find which information sources developers use to find help and what is their relevance. We compared the frequency as well as the sequence patterns of used information sources both for the developers using coupled change suggestions and those not using them. We found a set of information sources where the developers seek for help and identified two categories of relevance. Also, we discovered that for the tasks using coupled change suggestions, the developers used mostly the internal IDE elements as an information source whereby the developers not using coupled change suggestions often used external sources like the documentation or the web. Coupled change suggestions influence the strategy how the developers seek for help by reducing the search for information on external locations which makes the process of solving maintenance tasks more compact.
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    Analysis of the influence of static and dynamic eccentricity on back EMF of a permanent magnet synchronous motor
    (2017) Fischer, Manuel; Roth-Stielow, Jörg
    In this paper the measurement results that represent the back electromotive force (EMF) of a small drive permanent magnet synchronous machine (PMSM) are proposed. The focus is on the comparison between three mechanical configurations: the original one and a setup with static and dynamic eccentricity. Additionally, the influence of compensating currents is considered due to the circuitry of the windings belonging to one phase. This leads to quite similar gradients of back EMF in all three mechanical configurations.
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    Exploratory study of the privacy extension for System Theoretic Process Analysis (STPA-Priv) to elicit privacy risks in eHealth
    (2017) Mindermann, Kai; Riedel, Frederik; Abdulkhaleq, Asim; Stach, Christoph; Wagner, Stefan
    Context: System Theoretic Process Analysis for Privacy (STPA-Priv) is a novel privacy risk elicitation method using a top down approach. It has not gotten very much attention but may offer a convenient structured approach and generation of additional artifacts compared to other methods. Aim: The aim of this exploratory study is to find out what benefits the privacy risk elicitation method STPA-Priv has and to explain how the method can be used. Method: Therefore we apply STPA-Priv to a real world health scenario that involves a smart glucose measurement device used by children. Different kinds of data from the smart device including location data should be shared with the parents, physicians, and urban planners. This makes it a sociotechnical system that offers adequate and complex privacy risks to be found. Results: We find out that STPA-Priv is a structured method for privacy analysis and finds complex privacy risks. The method is supported by a tool called XSTAMPP which makes the analysis and its results more profound. Additionally, we learn that an iterative application of the steps might be necessary to find more privacy risks when more information about the system is available later. Conclusions: STPA-Priv helps to identify complex privacy risks that are derived from sociotechnical interactions in a system. It also outputs privacy constraints that are to be enforced by the system to ensure privacy.