Interaction of Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Software the Way Towards Full Vehicle. Program

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1 3. GRAZER SYMPOSIUM Interaction of Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Software the Way Towards Full Vehicle Program The Topics: Electronics as a driver for integrated development Interaction of simulation and testing in full-vehicle development (CAE, SIL/HIL, Testing) Virtual, function-validation in the concept development stage Integrated verification fantasy or viable possibility? Mechatronics in integration: transdisciplinarity, education, research, PDM/PLM Coupling of mechanic and electronic simulation Electric vehicle development: integration through electronics or mechanical engineering? s: Prof. Helmut List CEO, AVL List GmbH Marc Schrank Dassault Systems Simulia Christoph Gümbel Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG Prof. Dietmar Göhlich Daimler AG

2 3. GRAZER SYMPOSIUM Interaction of Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Software the Way Towards Full Vehicle Dr. Jost Bernasch Dr. Bernd Fachbach The Conference: General Informationen: The 3 rd Virtual Vehicle Symposium in Graz (GSVF) will take place on May 6-7, 2010 and will build on the success of the 2008 and 2009 Symposia by once again bringing together renowned experts from science and industry. Vehicle development is changing rapidly to meet ever-increasing demands. There is a growing need to take a holistic view of the complete product, with all of its functional complexity, right from the beginning of the design and development process. The symposium will explore approaches, methods and the latest research findings related to the development of the full-vehicle system, with a particular focus on networking, integration and the combination of mechanical engineering, electronics and software. By fostering an information exchange between industry, applied and scientific research, the symposium will offer state-of-the-art information on current and future requirements and approaches. For more information about the GSVF conference, please visit our website: We look forward to welcoming you in Graz on 6-7 May, Chairmen: Program Board: Organised by: Venue: Conference language: Conference Program and Registration: Contact, Information: Dr. Jost Bernasch Virtual Vehicle, Chairman Dr. Bernd Fachbach Virtual Vehicle, Chairman Dr. Arno Eichberger FTG TU Graz, Scientific Session Prof. G. Brasseur EMT TU Graz D. Denger AVL List GmbH Prof. M. Eigner VPE TU Kaiserslautern Ch. Fankhauser Magna Steyr Fahrzeugtechnik Dr. R. Geisel BMW Group Ch. Gümbel Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG Dr. A. Haigermoser Siemens AG Dr. M. Holzner AUDI AG Prof. H. Steffan VSI TU Graz Virtual Vehicle Research and Test Center in cooperation with Graz University of Technology. Frank Stronach Institute (FSI) Inffeldgasse 11, 8010 Graz / Österreich German and English - simultaneous translation will be available. Updated information on the 3.GSVF program is available on our website Registration online or by fax. Detailled information is available on For further inquiries regarding organisational details, please contact: Dr. Jost Bernasch Virtual Vehicle Dr. Bernd Fachbach Virtual Vehicle Mrs. Julia D Orazio Julia.Dorazio@v2c2.at Tel. +43 (0) Fax: +43 (0)

3 Program: 3. GRAZER SYMPOSIUM Thursday May 6, 2010 Registration 09:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 Opening Dr. Jost Bernasch, CEO VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research and Test Center (ViF) Dr. Bernd Fachbach, Multidisciplinary Integration VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research and Test Center (ViF) Representatives, Styria and City of Graz President, Technical University of Graz (TU Graz) Challenges in Mechatronics Electrified Drives: A Holistic Engineering Approach Prof. Helmut List, Chairman and CEO AVL List GmbH Co Author: Dr. Robert Fischer, Managing Director AVL List GmbH Break X Domain Design: Development Method for Mechatronic Systems Dr. Daniel Watzenig, Head Vehicle E/E & Software VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research and Test Center (ViF) Co Authors: Dr. Bernd Fachbach (ViF), Harald Schluder (ViF) Short Introduction of Platin Sponsors Mechatronic Actuators in Vehicles with Alternative Drive Train: Estimating the Potential Prof. Albert Albers, Head of Institute of Product Development KIT Karlsruhe Co Author: Adam Babik (KIT), Friedrich Brezger (KIT) 12:30 Lunch Break Solution Approaches in Mechatronics (Room 1) 14:00 An Interdisciplinary Approach for Multimodal Functional Verification of Mechatronic Systems Example of Vehicle Tailgate Prof. Rainer Stark, Head of FB Industrial Information Technology TU Berlin Co Authors: Boris Beckmann Dobrek (TU Berlin), Julian Adenauer (TU Berlin), Ernst Eckhart Schulze (IPK Fraunhofer GmbH) 14:30 Simulation of Rail Vehicles as a Mechatronic System Dr. Heinz Peter Kotz Siemens AG Österreich 15:00 Virtual Driving at the Drive Train Testing Device Dr. Felix Pfister, AVL List GmbH Ferry Illmeier, AVL List GmbH Dev. Process: Improvement of Efficiency (Rm. 2) BMW Simulation Data Management and Process Automation Automotive Portal CAE and Extension XiL Wolfgang Schlüter, BMW AG CESAR: Improving the Development Process of Safety Relevant Embedded Systems Markus Zoier, VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research and Test Center, Roland Mader (AVL) Co Authors: Dr. Eric Armengaud (ViF). Dr. Jost Bernasch (ViF), Gerhard Griessnig (AVL) Structural Change within Automotive Industry Opportunities and Risks of CAx based Concept Design Methods within Interdisciplinary Conflict of Rising Complexity and Competition Oliver Meier Kunzfeld, force five AG Co Authors: Klemens Rother (University for Applied Sciences, FH München), Gerrit Schütte (goetzpartners MANAGEMENT CONSULTANTS, München) 15:30 17:00 17:00 18:30 19:30 Active Discussion (Groups with Specified Topics) (action table) City Sightseeing Tour (Duration 90 min, registration required) Evening Event

4 Program: 3. GRAZER SYMPOSIUM 09:00 Friday May 7, 2010 Functional PDM/PLM & Process Simulation as a Key Enabler to Address Challenges in the Automotive Industry Marc Schrank, Director Crashworthiness and Occupant Safety Dassault Systems Simulia 09:40 10:10 Future PLM Trends from Research and Experience Prof. Martin Eigner, Head of Institute for Virtual Product Development (VPE) TU Kaiserslautern Break Virtual Concept Development (Room 1) 10:40 Conceptual Automotive Development by Integrating Functional Aspects into Parametric Associative Design Methods Wilhelm Dietrich, MAGNA Steyr Fahrzeugtechnik AG & Co KG Co Author: Dr. Mario Hirz (FTG, TU Graz) 11:10 KasKo A Tool for Concept Design for Pedestrian Protection Dr. Wolfgang Sinz, Vehicle Safety Institute (VSI), TU Graz Co Authors: Heinz Hoschopf (VSI), Heribert Kassegger (MSF) 11:40 Correlation of NVH Driving Simulator Outcomes to In Vehicle Consumer Satisfaction Data Dr. Colin Novak, University of Windsor, Canada Co Authors: Helen Ule Virtual Functional Verification (Room 2) Hybride Verification of Entire Vehicle Example of Chassis Control and Driver Assistance Systems Dr. Günther Prokop, Integrated Verification and Full Vehicle Development BMW AG Verification of Fatique Strength of Vehicles by Virtually Derived Load Data Ulrike Warnecke, Adam Opel GmbH Co Author: Wolfram Lieven, Gerhard Graf (Adam Opel GmbH) Planning and Realisation of Automated Driving Maneuvers for Verification of Active Safety Systems Nikolai Schretter, Vehicle Safety Institute (VSI), TU Graz Co Authors: Dr. Wolfgang Sinz (VSI), Hans Peter Schöner (Daimler) 12:10 13:40 14:10 14:50 15:30 Lunch Break Virtual Product Develpment Challenges of Integrated Safety Dr. Bernd Mlekusch, Head of Body Simulation AUDI AG Co Author: U. Widmann (AUDI AG) Consistent Application of Virtual Methods within Vehicle Development at Porsche AG Christoph Gümbel, Head of Virtual Product Development Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG Potentials and Limitations of Virtual Vehicle Development an Analysis of the CAx Process Chain Prof. Dietmar Göhlich, Head of Vehicle Design Dep. S Class of Mercedes Car Group, Daimler AG Best Paper Award / Conclusion 16:00 End of Symposium

5 3. GRAZER SYMPOSIUM Interaction of Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Software the Way Towards Full Vehicle Organised by: Virtual Vehicle Research and Test Center in cooperation with Graz University of Technology. Venue: Frank Stronach Institute Inffeldgasse 11, 8010 Graz, Austria Conference fees: conference fee EUR 490,- university members, students EUR 250,- All fees in EUR plus VAT. The conference fee includes conference proceedings, coffee breaks, lunch buffet and evening reception. Conference language: German and English - simultaneous translation will be available. Contact / Information: Julia D Orazio julia.dorazio@v2c2.at Tel Fax Online registration: Registration conditions: The conference is organized by Kompetenzzentrum Das virtuelle Fahrzeug Forschungsgesellschaft mbh., Graz. The number of participants is limited. The conference languages are German and English, and simultaneous translation into English will be available. The conference fee is EUR (university members / students: EUR 250.-) plus VAT and includes conference documentation, refreshments and evening reception. The conference fee is due upon receipt of the invoice. There is a service fee of EUR for cancellations before April 6, 2010 and 50% of the conference fee for cancellations after this date. If the registered person does not attend and does not cancel ahead of time, the full amount will be due. However, a substitute may be appointed. The Organizer reserves the right to change the conference program and the list of speakers without prior notice. If the conference is canceled for any reason, the attendees will be notified immediately and conference fees paid in advance will be fully refunded. In all cases, the liability of the Organizer is limited to the full refund of the paid conference fee.

6 Fax Registration: 3. GRAZER SYMPOSIUM Yes, I will attend the 3 rd Virtual Vehicle Symposium from May 6-7, 2010 in Graz. I accept the registration conditions stated below. The conference fee is EUR (students and university members: EUR 250.-) plus VAT. Title / first name / last name Company Department Street / number ZIP code / city Country Phone Fax Date / Signature Company stamp I will participate in the City Sightseeing Tour on May 6. I will attend the Evening Reception on May 6. Registration Conditions: The conference is organized by Kompetenzzentrum Das virtuelle Fahrzeug Forschungsgesellschaft mbh., Graz. The number of participants is limited. The conference languages are German and English, and simultaneous translation into English will be available. The conference fee is EUR (university members / students: EUR 250.-) plus VAT and includes conference documentation, refreshments and evening reception. The conference fee is due upon receipt of the invoice. There is a service fee of EUR for cancellations before April 6, 2010 and 50% of the conference fee for cancellations after this date. If the registered person does not attend and does not cancel ahead of time, the full amount will be due. However, a substitute may be appointed. The Organizer reserves the right to change the conference program and the list of speakers without prior notice. If the conference is canceled for any reason, the attendees will be notified immediately and conference fees paid in advance will be fully refunded. In all cases, the liability of the Organizer is limited to the full refund of the paid conference fee. Please return by fax to: