Morayo Adedjouma

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Morayo Adedjouma is a leading researcher in the dependability and safety analysis of automated systems, with a particular focus on model-based and ontological approaches. Her most cited work, "An Ontological Approach for the Dependability Analysis of Automated Systems" (2023), introduces the Ontology Language for the Dependability of Automated Systems (OLDAS). This innovative modeling language, built on UML, provides a structured framework for assessing the reliability and safety of systems that operate with minimal human intervention. By formalizing key dependability concepts, Adedjouma’s contribution enables engineers to systematically evaluate risks and failures in complex automated environments, bridging the gap between high-level system design and rigorous safety analysis. Her work has garnered early recognition, with 4 citations in a rapidly growing field, and is foundational for researchers and practitioners developing trustworthy autonomous technologies. Adedjouma’s research is pivotal in advancing the dependability engineering of next-generation automated systems, making her a key voice in ensuring their safe deployment across critical domains.