9th Int. Symposium on Development Methodology - A joint event of AVL and Prof. C. Beidl - Technical University Darmstadt
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CONFERENCE PROGRAM, NOVEMBER 9 - 10, 2021, WIESBADEN, GERMANY 9th Int. Symposium on Development Methodology A joint event of AVL and Prof. C. Beidl – Technical University Darmstadt
PREFACE
The automotive industry finds itself in an unprece- ty, complexity and ambiguity, companies have to methodology plays an essential role in reaching
dented field of tension, which poses many simulta- act differently, because when the environment our targets. In addition to the use of methods in
neous challenges to all those involved. We are at changes radically, conventional methods reach the development and validation of conventional
the moment experiencing a worldwide economic their limits. The automotive industry will have to and electrified propulsion technology, we will be
slowdown in the automotive industry. This is due adapt to this new world. It will have to make giving special focus to the topics of digitalization,
to several factors beside the Corona impact, for decisions under rapidly changing conditions, as virtualization and simulation as well as the connec-
example trade policy uncertainties (Brexit). This motives are constantly changing. For this reason, ted vehicle. In addition, as at previous symposia,
situation is compounded by the need for massive we have chosen the subtitle „Methods in transfor- we would like to discuss methods from the practi-
investment in new technologies such as electric mation – securing complex development goals in cal side of vehicle and powertrain development.
mobility, driver assistance or Euro 7 to name just a the VUKA world“ for the 9th International Best practices from system development, testing,
few. The growing pressure from megatrends such Symposium on Development Methodology on calibration, modeling and optimization will be
as digitization, urbanization and sustainability, as November 9 and 10, 2021. presented.
well as ever stricter regulatory frameworks, com-
plete the complex big picture. No matter where the technological journey is We look forward to seeing you!
heading and which dynamic developments we
In this world characterized by volatility, uncertain- will have to cope with, the use of development Your Program Committee
GOOD REASONS FOR YOUR VISIT
• Tailor-made event: A unique event with target-oriented issues and practical experiences for people • Starting and expanding networks: Take the opportunity to get in touch with selected professionals and es-
involved with development methodology in vehicle and powertrain development. tablish contacts. A network for professional exchange and career development that you can come back on!
• Comprehensive and compact: Get up to date in just two days and find out about new trends and • Key issues and discussion platform with relevance for users and managers in vehicle and powertrain
developments in development methodology. development.
• First-hand theoretical and practical knowledge: Learn more and directly from the users about
development methods and how to adapt the methods to changing requirements.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE GENERAL INFORMATION
DATE & VENUE REGISTRATION AND FURTHER INFORMATION
Prof. Christian Beidl
Dieter Gundel Dr. Wolfgang Puntigam November 9 - 10, 2021, Wiesbaden, Germany www.avl.com/symposium-development-methodology
Technical University
Volkswagen AG AVL List GmbH
Darmstadt
FEE CONTACT
Registration fee 1,100,- Euro AVL Deutschland GmbH
Early bird (till July 23, 2021) 975,- Euro Willi Klemens
Christopher Christ Dr. Olaf Herrmann Peter Renninger
AVL List GmbH DENSO AUTOMOTIVE Daimler AG
University members 550,- Euro Peter-Sander-Straße 32
Germany GmbH Students 220,- Euro 55252 Mainz-Kastel
Phone: +49 6134 7179 453
Fees include proceedings, catering and evening event Email: entwicklungsmethodik@avl.com
Roland Jeutter Prof. Bernhard Schick (plus 19 % VAT).
Dr. Timo Combé
AVL Deutschland GmbH Kempten University of
Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG
Applied Sciences
CONFERENCE LANGUAGES
German and English (simultaneous translation)
Dr. Moritz Frobenius Eike Martini
HOTEL RESERVATION
AVL Deutschland GmbH Valeo Siemens
eAutomotive GmbH We have negotiated some attractive prices with a num-
ber of hotels in Wiesbaden. You find the hotel list at
www.avl.com/symposium-development-methodology.
Please book your accomodation directly at the hotel
and settle your hotel bill at departure.
DAY 1 – TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2021 Dr. A. Schmitt – AVL SET GmbH; F. Haag – AVL 11.30 Testing Method for ADAS/AD Systems using an
Software and Functions GmbH Open and Consistent Toolchain
08.45 Welcome and Opening of the 9th International Symposium on Development Methodology 12.00 DENSOs novel validation approach for electri- A. Fábián, Dr. K. Kovács – AImotive; Dr. C.
Prof. H. List – AVL List GmbH fied powertrains via virtual development plat- Gutenkunst, A. Sehgal – AVL Deutschland GmbH
form 12.00 Modeling Cybersecurity Risks according to ISO/
Session 1: Keynote; Chairman: Prof. C. Beidl, Technical University Darmstadt
T. Lux, R. Scheer – DENSO AUTOMOTIVE SAE 21434
09.00 The post-Covid world Deutschland GmbH; Y. Bergheim, D. Leopold – itemis AG; J. Mendoza –
S. Schneider – Deutsche Bank AG Prof. J. Andert – RWTH Aachen AVL Software and Functions GmbH
09.30 Electrified high performance mobility – Audi Sport on its way into the future 12.30 Lunch 12.30 Lunch
Dr. S. Grams – Audi Sport GmbH
10.00 Coffee break PARALLEL SESSION 3A PARALLEL SESSION 3B
Emission Optimization; Chairman: ADAS/AD – Validation Assistance Systems;
PARALLEL SESSION 2A PARALLEL SESSION 2B
Dr. T. Combé, Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG Chairman: G. List, AVL List GmbH
System Optimization E-drive; Chairman: ADAS/AD; Chairman: Prof. B. Schick,
14.00 Methods for the Evaluation of eFuel Potentials 14.00 Attribute Development of Active Lane
E. Martini, Valeo Siemens eAutomotive Germany GmbH Kempten University of Applied Sciences
on the Combustion and Emission Behavior of Departure Warning Systems
10.30 EPSO – Electric Powertrain System 10.30 An approach to manage 275 Million miles of DISI Engines M. Becker – MdynamiX AG; M. Balzer –
Optimization driving data: Data management in Autonomous J. Villforth, P. Feuerer, Dr. A. Casal Kulzer – CARIAD SE; K. Riedlmüller, Prof. B. Schick –
R. Chandran, M. Reymann, D. Fritsch – Valeo Driving development Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG; Prof. M. Bargende – Kempten University of Applied Sciences; D.
Siemens eAutomotive Germany GmbH E. Lappano, Dr. J. Zehetner, Dr. J. Tao, IFS University of Stuttgart Neidlein – Audi AG
11.00 Smart and standardized methodology for H. Schneider – AVL List GmbH 14.30 Achieving EU7 targets with smart calibration 14.30 Methods for Simulation-Based Homologation of
optimization of an E-drive system 11.00 JUPITER data platform: ROS-based vehicle and methods for hybrid operation strategies a Lane-Keeping-Assist System
A. Shekkeri – Hitachi Astemo Europe GmbH; data platform for autonomous driving research S. Scheidel, D. Swamidass, M. Ivarson, H. E. Klotz , S. Riedmaier – TÜV SÜD Autoservice
A. Ravi, F. Duchi, M. Sulzer – AVL List GmbH J. Haselberger, Prof. B. Schick – Kempten Mayrhofer – AVL List GmbH; V. Nottrott – AVL GmbH R. Hettel, Dr. T. Düser – AVL Deutschland
11.30 Optimizing performance and robustness of a University of Applied Sciences; M. Pelzer – Deutschland GmbH GmbH; D. Schneider, Prof. B. Schick –
drive inverter by combining simulation and Porsche Engineering Services GmbH; Prof. S. Kempten University of Applied Sciences; D.
testing Müller – Technical University Berlin Djukic – Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG
F. Duchi, M. Ivarson, K. Kralj – AVL List GmbH;
15.00 How much will hot-spots cool down? Analysis 15.00 A Model-Based approach for automation and DAY 2 – WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2021
of city air quality for modern propulsion traceability of validation activities – clarified for
technologies Advanced Driver Assistance Systems PARALLEL SESSION 5A PARALLEL SESSION 5B
T. Steinhaus, Prof. C. Beidl – Technical C. Mandel, M. Wäschle, S. Lutz, Dr. M.
Powertrain Components in the Loop; Chairman: Prof. Safety Engineering; Chairman: R. Jeutter,
University Darmstadt Behrendt – IPEK Institute of Product Engineering
C. Beidl, Technical University Darmstadt AVL Deutschland GmbH
at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
15.30 Coffee break 15.30 Coffee break 09.00 Verification of electric axle simulation models 09.00 An integrated safety approach for risk and
via a coupled eAxle-in-the-loop approach requirements management for DNN
PARALLEL SESSION 4A PARALLEL SESSION 4B T. Wolff von Gudenberg, M. Wankmüller, Dr. M. L. Bublitz, B. Schäfer – P3 Automotive GmbH;
Maier, T. Bartsch – Robert Bosch GmbH Prof. J. Lau, Prof. S. Sargato – University of Aveiro
Testing and Validation; Chairman: Data Analytics/AI;
09.30 Prediction of fuel system efficiency impact on 09.30 Calibration of functional safety for the drive of
D. Gundel, Volkswagen AG Chairman: P. Renninger, Daimler AG
total powertrain efficiency by EIL an electrical vehicle
16.00 Powertrain Virtual Testing @RENAULT 16.00 Digitalization of validation fleets to minimize S. Revidat, T. Rau, K. Lee – Hyundai Motor Dr. S. Huettinger – Valeo-Siemens eAutomotive
H. Colin – Renault SA; V. Nottrott – AVL testing mileage Europe Technical Center GmbH Germany GmbH; C. Santer, Dr. M. Ringdorfer –
Deutschland GmbH N. Tiwari – Suzuki Motor Corporation; C. AVL List GmbH
16.30 Vehicle Model Factory – Automated Simon, Dr. M. Erich, G. Schagerl – AVL List GmbH 10.00 Coffee break 10.00 Coffee break
Generation of Validated Digital Twins from 16.30 Statistical Method to assess the Data Quality of
Road Measurements Transient Tests Cycles PARALLEL SESSION 6A PARALLEL SESSION 6B
M. Oswald, Dr. P. Schöggl, J. Schlager, A. Ney – AVL List GmbH; Dr. M. Chandran, M.
System Optimization; Chairman: Dr. O. Herrmann, Virtual Engineering; Chairman: Dr. W. Puntigam,
M. Teitzer, A. Fleck – AVL List GmbH Mallick, A. Raghuvanshi – AVL Big Data India
DENSO AUTOMOTIVE Germany GmbH AVL List GmbH
17.00 Remote testing - future perspective and Pvt. Ltd.
possible alternative in times of crisis 17.00 Advanced Analytics and Big Data – Data-driven 10.30 Focus on virtualization: Rapidly available 10.30 Enhancing consistency in development projects
E. Torgovnikov, T. Kappel, J. Wüstenberg – product development at Daimler Trucks model-based calibration for gasoline hybrid by employing a digital model master
Volkswagen AG; S. Lange, S. Kullmann – AVL Dr. M. Wöhr, A. Schwarz, Dr. M. Weirich – powertrains in a software-in-the-loop test C. Kürten, S. Boog, M. Rios-Pindl, Dr. A.
Deutschland GmbH; M. Hollander – AVL List Daimler Truck AG environment Elsäßer – MAHLE International GmbH; K.
GmbH F. Eberhard, L. Schiller – AVL List GmbH; M. Bause, Prof. A. Albers – IPEK Institute of
18.30 Transfer to the evening event, beginning at 7 PM with a welcome cocktail followed by dinner Wüstner, D. Stemmer – Mercedes-AMG GmbH Product Engineering at Karlsruhe Institute of
Technology (KIT)
11.00 Development and application of a Model- 11.00 Engineering Method for Future Cross Domain 14.30 Fuel cell propulsion systems for heavy duty 14.30 Scenario-based validation of highly automated
Based Calibration (MBC) methodology for Automotive Systems application: Layout and optimization using electric vehicles in urban environments
crank angle control at engine stopping based Dr. M. Johannaber, Dr. T. Schwartzkopff, U. model-based development approaches Dr. C. Schyr, M. Nestoriuc – AVL Deutschland
on semi-physical engine friction model Schulmeister, M. Boumans – Robert Bosch H. Zlojo, A. Kuznik, Prof. C. Beidl – Technical GmbH
M. Halamek, J. De Smet, K. Kamiya – Toyota GmbH University Darmstadt; Dr. S. Barth, F. Rass – 15.00 CityInMotion – A virtual urban test
Motor Europe 11.30 Multi Domain Simulation (MDSim) at Honda R&D Europe (Deutschland) GmbH environment for automated mobility
11.30 Next Generation Data-Based Models powered Porsche AG 15.00 Hybrid PEM fuel cell systems: Analysis of drive R. Degen, H. Ott, Prof. M. Ruschitzka –
by AI Dr. M. Wierse, M. Gaida, T. Haid – Dr. Ing. h.c. cycles and dimensions Cologne University of Applied Sciences; F.
S. Milojević, Dr. D. Rether, Dr. M. Grill, Prof. M. F. Porsche AG; Dr. M. Benedikt – VIRTUAL Dr. S. Gößling, F. Smyrek, M. Bahr, N. Nickig – Klein – HHVISION | Hoersch und Hennrich
Bargende – IFS University of Stuttgart VEHICLE Research GmbH ZBT GmbH Architekten Gbr; R. Shankavaram – AVL
12.00 How simulation can support the improvement 12.00 Simulation Platform DIVe for virtual SCHRICK GmbH; Prof. M. Leijon –
of transient engine performance of HD Development of Functions and Calibration Uppsala University
hydrogen engines while maintaining lowest Dr. K. Hoffmann, T. Weyand – Daimler AG 15.30 Coffee break 15.30 Coffee break
NOx emissions
Dr. L. Virnich, Dr. P. Recker, Dr. V. Huth, T. Final Keynotes; Chairman: Prof. C. Beidl, Technical University Darmstadt
Durand – FEV Europe GmbH
15.40 Accelerating the automotive transformation – Key Learnings and Measures
12.30 Lunch 12.30 Lunch
F. Loogen – e-mobil BW
16.10 The race to e-mobility: a revolution in product and method
PARALLEL SESSION 7A PARALLEL SESSION 7B
L. Stiegler – Volvo Car Corporation
Battery/Fuel Cell; Chairman: Dr. M. Frobenius, AVL ADAS and Humans; 16.40 Closing Remarks
Deutschland GmbH Chairman: C. Christ, AVL Deutschland GmbH Prof. C. Beidl – Technical University Darmstadt; R. Jeutter – AVL Deutschland GmbH
14.00 Keep it cool! – A Thermal Simulation Study of 14.00 Driving experience in virtual development
the TESLA Model 3 Cell through next level DiL simulation
Dr. J. Richter, Dr. M. Schönleber – Batemo M. Böhle, Prof. B. Schick – Kempten University
GmbH of Applied Sciences; S. Vorderobermeier – AB
Dynamics Europe GmbH; M. Niegl – MdynamiX
STUDENT SPONSORSHIP There is the possibility for students to apply for sponsored places by Daimler, Denso, Valeo Siemens, VW und AVL, which are free of charge. Information on this topic is available online at www.avl.com/symposium-development-methodology.
FURTHER INFORMATION
AVL Deutschland GmbH Phone: +49 6134 7179 0 www.avl.com/symposium-de-
Peter-Sander-Straße 32 Email: avld-marketing@avl.com velopment-methodology
55252 Mainz-Kastel
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