Systems Research Lab - Exploratory Projects


Operational Risk Modeling

Software Engineering

Customizable Standards-based MDD Platform

Configurability, Extensibility, and Software Composition

Embedded Software Research

Model Driven Integration of Enterprise Data

Program Analysis

Requirements Engineering

Software-as-a-Service

Software Maintenance

Software Reverse and Re-Engineering

Software Testing

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Granular Material Modeling

Minerals and Materials Processing

Nanotechnology

Process Modeling and CFD

Thermal Processing of Materials

Virtual Manufacturing

Systems Research Lab

Initiatives

Analytics-led Simplify and Transform of IT Plants
Data Privacy
Improving Operational Efficiency using Corporate Historical Repositories

Exploratory Projects

Control System for Multi-Sensor Actuator System
Enterprise Data Management
Operational Risk Modeling

The goal of this project is to design and develop a framework for assessment and quantification of operational risk within an enterprise. This framework will provide insight into key operational risk factors, their relationships and estimated loss. This information will be useful in devising risk mitigation strategies for enterprises. 

As a first step, we plan to focus on a particular area of operational risk—namely, characterizing software project risks in an IT enterprise. The initial phase of this research will aim at understanding various internal and external events contributing to operational risk and establishing a high-level structure of risk factors. The next phase will involve developing analytical models based on key risk factors (including qualitative and quantitative information), to estimate operational loss. The research will mainly focus on understanding risk indicators and investigating novel analytical approaches to model operational loss.