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Astah System Safety is a modeling tool for safety-critical systems to support system architecture modeling, system safety assessment and analysis by incorporating the following modeling languages and techniques in one tool:
Traceability is assured between models (e.g. requirements and solutions) and API enables the integration with other applications.
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Astah System Safety v10 Released!
Enhanced Safety Modeling Features Released December 4th!
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Astah System Safety is for the automotive domain industry with self-driving cars that work with SOTIF and ISO 26262, and aerospace, railways, defense, robotics and healthcare industries where the safety property is crucial and also who are interested in adopting Model-Based Systems Engineering(MBSE).
AUTOMOBILE
ADAS/ADS, SOTIF, SCDL, ISO 26262…
RAILWAYS
RAMS, System Safety Assurance, GSN…
AEROSPACE
Spacecraft, Satellite…
MOBILITIES
Air mobility, Drones…
ROBOTICS
ISO 10218, ISO 13482…
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Astah System Safety Features
SysML
Astah System Safety offers intuitive user interface enables you to rapidly implement engineering activities allowing multi-viewpoint modeling for successful systems engineering and reduce the costs of backtracking in system developments.
Aside the ease of diagram creation, Astah System Safety offers Team Collaboration features, extensibility with API and free plug-ins and also XMI import/export abilities that enables you to load data that is created by other tools such as Cameo System Modeler.
UAF (Unified Architecture Framework)
We offer an UAF Assistance Plug-in that simplifies the process of creating and managing architecture models based on the UAF (Unified Architecture Framework) that is defined by OMG.
STAMP / STPA
STAMP (System-Theoretic Accident Model and Processes) is an accident causality model based on systems theory developed by Prof. Dr. Nancy Leveson at MIT and STPA (System-Theoretic Process Analysis) is a technique based on STAMP. Astah System Safety provides the following diagrams and tables for your STPA analysis process. See All Supported Diagrams
GSN / D-Case
You can visualize the safety arguments using GSN (Goal Structuring Notation) and also D-Case that effectively works for consensus building and accountability achievement.
Astah System Safety supports model conversion between GSN and other diagram types. For instance, you can convert SysML blocks to Solutions, requirements to goals. Hyperlinks are automatically added between models to assure the traceability.
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ASAM SCDL
ASAM SCDL (Safety Concept Description Language) is semi-formal notation to describe ISO 26262 safety architectures, namely safety concepts.
This includes safety requirement specifications, element architectures, requirements allocation on elements, ASIL assignments, decompositions for safety mechanisms and others. See All Supported Diagrams
Why Astah System Safety?
Astah combines STPA and SysML by enabling the models conversions which help you structure STPA analysis by directly using the SysML blocks to create Components and more.
By handling the same model in a project will keep the consistency and everything is easily traceable throughout your analysis process.
XMI Import / Export of SysML models are supported which enables you to load data from Cameo Systems Modeler. You can also add the OMG XMI 2.5 format profile.
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