Topics: Cyber-Physical Systems
Cyber-physical systems (CPS) integrate computational algorithms and physical components. SEI promotes efficient development of high-confidence, distributed CPS.
Research that validates approach of applying adaptive sampling and input attribution toward model checkint and attribution of failure conditions
Input Attribution
In this conference paper, the authors describe an approach to Statistical Model Checking (SMC). This paper is part of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science book series.
Topics: Ultra-Large-Scale Systems
When warfighting missions are conducted in a dynamic environment, the allocation of resources needed for mission operation can change from moment to moment. This report addresses two challenges of resource allocation in dynamic environments: overstatement of resource needs and unpredictable network availability.
This report describes results of independent research and development (IRAD) projects undertaken in fiscal year 2010.
Topics: Software Architecture
The network infrastructure for users such as emergency responders or warfighters is wireless, ad hoc, mobile, and lacking in sufficient bandwidth. This report documents the results from 18 experiments to investigate Adaptive Quality of Service, an approach to enable applications to fulfill their missions despite tactical network infrastructure limitations.
Topics: Acquisition Support, Measurement and Analysis, Performance and Dependability, Process Improvement, Software Architecture, Software Product Lines, System of Systems
In this report, the authors describe the SEI independent research and development (IRAD) projects conducted during fiscal year 2009.
This report provides an overview of the Lambda-* performance reasoning frameworks, their current capabilities, and ongoing research.