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Gallina, Barbara 2017-03-09T09:32:25Z 2017-03-09T09:32:25Z 2017-03-09 http://hdl.handle.net/10630/13240 http://orcid.org/0000-0002-6952-1053 Certification as well as self-assessment of safety-critical systems is an expensive and time-consuming activity due to the necessity of providing numerous deliverables. These deliverables can be process-related or product-related. Process-related deliverables are aimed at showing compliance with normative documents (e.g., safety standards), which impose specific requirements on the development process (e.g., reference models for the safety life-cycles). In this lecture, we limit our attention to process-related deliverables and we propose a solution aimed at reducing time and cost related to their provision. Our solution consists of the combination of three approaches: the safety-oriented process line engineering approach, the process-based argumentation line approach, and the model driven certification-oriented approach. More specifically, we define how these three approaches are combined and which techniques, tools and guidelines should be used to implement the resulting approach. Then, via small-sized but realistic process-fragments, we illustrate it. Finally, we present a roadmap for future research directions. eng open access by-nc-nd Bases de datos - Medidas de seguridad How to increase efficiency with the certification of process compliance conference output