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ARLES Project-Team
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Software Architectures and Distributed Systems
Architectures Logicielles et Systèmes
Distribués
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The ARLES INRIA project-team investigates solutions to architecture-based development
of distributed systems, in order to support the composition of systems
offering quality properties (also referred to as non-functional properties)
to users. In that context, we study the definition of languages, methods,
tools and supporting middleware infrastructures, which ease the development
of distributed systems by offering solutions to automated design, analysis
and construction of systems.
Our current research work is more specifically centered around the
development of distributed systems enabling pervasive computing and in
particular ambient intelligence applications. Towards that goal, we are
conducting research in the two following complementary areas:
- Architecture-based development of
distributed systems, focusing in particular on the dynamic composition
of distributed systems from architecture description.
- Middleware infrastructures enabling
ambient intelligence in the hybrid network, dealing in particular with
resource constraints of wireless devices and exploitation of heterogeneous
wireless networks, from ad hoc to infrastructure-based, networks, and
experimenting with service-oriented architectures.
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Contact: Valerie
Issarny
Keywords:
Ad hoc networks, Ambient intelligence, Dependability,
Distributed systems, Middleware, Mobile computing, Service-oriented
architectures, Software architectures, Software engineering, System
composition, Web services, Wireless networks.
Events:
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Middleware’2008,
December 1-5, 2008, Leuven,
Belgium; Visit http://middleware2008.cs.kuleuven.be/
to know more
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ESEC/FSE’2009,
August 24-28, 2009, Amsterdam, The
Netherlands, Visit http://www.esec-fse-2009.ewi.tudelft.nl/
to know more