4. Conclusion
Dependability, a generic term covering the reliability, maintainability,
availability and safety of systems, is today a decisive factor in
the choice of technological, economic and societal strategy for a
project. It must be involved from the earliest stages of the system
design process. Control systems are obviously no exception to this
rule, and we have attempted to demonstrate an approach to taking this
into account, enabling the safety performance of these systems to
be assessed in a predictive way, so that they can be included in the
decision-making criteria as early as possible. However, the growing
complexity of these systems is constantly creating new problems that
are difficult to solve. This is still an area of research, particularly
in what specialists call dynamic reliability, where the time factor
is omnipresent, through the evolution of system structure (reconfigurations,
etc.),...
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