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 					<p>
 					The CHESS UML profile: 
 					<ul class="listInTabs">
-						<li>restricts the set of MARTE and UML entities that can be created in the CHESS model, </li>
+						<li>restricts the set of MARTE, SysML and UML entities that can be created in the CHESS model, </li>
 						<li>provides the set of stereotypes required to enable the user to work with the CHESS 
 						component model, </li>
 						<li>provides some MARTE stereotypes extensions to allow the specification of 
 						computation-independent real-time properties, </li>
-						<li>defines a new set of stereotypes for the support of dependability modeling.</li>
+						<li>defines a new set of stereotypes for the support of dependability modeling and contract-based design.</li>
 					</ul>
 				</p>
 				<p>
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 				<p>
 				<h3>Model transformations</h3> 
 				<p>
-					CHESS supports model-based analysis of the systems for schedulability and dependability, as 
+					CHESS supports model-based analysis of the systems for schedulability, dependability, as 
 					well as code generation from model. Both features are implemented through model transformations 
 					which are invoked through the CHESS editor menu.
+				<p>
+					Dependability analysis currently supported are:
+					<ul class="listInTabs">
+						<li>failure propagation analysis,</li>
+						<li>state-based quantitative analysis.</li>
+					</ul>
+				</p>
+					Integration with OCRA external tool for formal verification of contract refinement is implemented.
 				</p>
 				<h4>Schedulability Analysis and Ada 2005 Code Generation</h4>
 				<p>
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 				</p>
 				<p>
 					CHESS also addresses the description and verification of system and component dependability 
-					properties (like fault, error, failures and failures propagations); however it is worth 
-					mentioning here that the dependability support (also described later in the proposal) is not 
-					part of the current CHESS contribution.
+					properties (like fault, error, failures and failures propagations) through a dedicated UML profile for dependability
+					and seamless integration with embedded and external dependability tools enabling failure propagation and
+					state based analysis.
+				</p>
+				<p>
+					CHESS also provides a profile allowing contract-based design and dedicated model transformation enabling
+					seamless integration with external tools for the verification of contracts specification.
 				</p>
 				<p>
 					CHESS tooling extends Papyrus editor to properly support the CHESS methodology, in particular 
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 				<h3>Description</h3>
 				<p>
-					CHESS implements the CHESS UML profile, a specialization of the Modeling and Analysis of 
+					CHESS implements the CHESS UML/SysML profile, a specialization of the Modeling and Analysis of 
 					Real-Time and Embedded Systems (MARTE) profile, by producing extensions to Papyrus that provide 
 					component-based engineering methodology and tool support for the development of high-integrity 
 					embedded systems in different domains like satellite on board systems
 				</p>
 				<p>
-					The CHESS tool environment is composed by: (1) a MARTE/UML profile, (2) an extension to the 
+					The CHESS tool environment is composed by: (1) a MARTE, UML and SysML profile, (2) an extension to the 
 					Papyrus UML graphical editor that supports the notion of design views, (3) a model validator 
 					that assesses the well-formedness of the model before model transformations can be undertaken, 
 					and (4) a set of model to model and model to text transformations, the former for the purpose 
-					of model-based schedulability and dependability analysis and the latter for code generation 
+					of model-based schedulability,dependability and contract-based design analysis, and the latter for code generation 
 					toward multiple language targets.
 				</p>