CSDL - Proceedings E

Organizing Committee (PDF)

pp. x

Program Committee (PDF)

pp. xi

Reviewers (PDF)

pp. xii

Session 1: Schedulability Analysis

Offset-Based Response Time Analysis of Distributed Systems Scheduled under EDF (Abstract)

J.C. Palencia, Universidad de Cantabria

M. Gonz?lez Harbour, Universidad de Cantabria

pp. 3

PDF

Initial Values for On-line Response Time Calculations (Abstract)

Reinder J. Bril, Philips Research Laboritories Eindhoven

Wim F.J. Verhaegh, Philips Research Laboritories Eindhoven

Evert-Jan D. Pol, Philips Research Laboritories Eindhoven

pp. 13

PDF

An Improved Schedulability Test for Uniprocessor Periodic Task Systems (Abstract)

UmaMaheswari C. Devi, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

pp. 23

PDF

Session 2: Multiprocessor Scheduling

The Utilization Bounds of Partitioned and Pfair Static-Priority Scheduling on Multiprocessors are 50% (Abstract)

Björn Andersson, Chalmers University of Technology

Jan Jonsson, Chalmers University of Technology

pp. 33

PDF

Using Supertasks to Improve Processor Utilization in Multiprocessor Real-Time Systems (Abstract)

Philip Holman, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

James H. Anderson, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

pp. 41

PDF

Efficient Scheduling of Soft Real-Time Applications on Multiprocessors (Abstract)

Anand Srinivasan, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

James H. Anderson, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

pp. 51

PDF

Session 3: QoS Management and Multimedia Systems

Error-Driven QoS Management in Imprecise Real-Time Databases (Abstract)

Mehdi Amirijoo, Link?ping University

J?rgen Hansson, Link?ping University

Sang H. Son, University of Virginia

pp. 63

PDF

Timing Constraints of MPEG-2 Decoding for High Quality Video: Misconceptions and Realistic Assumptions (Abstract)

Damir Isoviá, Mälardalen University

Gerhard Fohler, Mälardalen University

Liesbeth Steffens, Philips Research

pp. 73

PDF

Time-Aware Utility-Based QoS Optimisation (Abstract)

Calin Curescu, Linköping University

Simin Nadjm-Tehrani, Linköping University

pp. 83

PDF

Session 4: Energy-Aware and Feedback Scheduling

Multi-Version Scheduling in Rechargeable Energy-Aware Real-Time Systems (Abstract)

Cosmin Rusu, University of Pittsburgh

Rami Melhem, University of Pittsburgh

Daniel Mossé, University of Pittsburgh

pp. 95

PDF

Scheduling Techniques for Reducing Leakage Power in Hard Real-Time Systems (Abstract)

Yann-Hang Lee, Arizona State University

Krishna P Reddy, Arizona State University

C. M. Krishna, University of Massachusetts at Amherst

pp. 105

PDF

The Control Server: A Computational Model for Real-Time Control Tasks (Abstract)

Anton Cervin, Lund Institute of Technology

Johan Eker, Ericsson Mobile Platforms AB

pp. 113

PDF

Establishing Timing Requirements and Control Attributes for Control Loops in Real-Time Systems (Abstract)

Iain Bate, University of York

Peter Nightingale, University of York

Anton Cervin, Lund Institute of Technology

pp. 121

PDF

Session 5: Resource Management

Resource Sharing in an Enhanced Rate-Based Execution Model (Abstract)

Xin Liu, University of Nebraska at Lincoln

Steve Goddard, University of Nebraska at Lincoln

pp. 131

PDF

A Synthetic Utilization Bound for Aperiodic Tasks with Resource Requirements (Abstract)

Tarek Abdelzaher, University of Virginia

Vivek Sharma, University of Virginia

pp. 141

PDF

Resource Partitioning among Real-Time Applications (Abstract)

Giuseppe Lipari, Scuola Superiore S. Anna

Enrico Bini, Scuola Superiore S. Anna

pp. 151

PDF

Session 6: Real-Time Kernel Support

Evaluation of New POSIX Real-Time Operating Systems Services for Small Embedded Platforms (Abstract)

Mario Aldea Rivas, Universidad de Cantabria

Michael Gonz?lez Harbour, Universidad de Cantabria

pp. 161

PDF

Processor Support for Temporal Predictability — The SPEAR Design Example (Abstract)

Martin Delvai, Technical University of Vienna

Wolfgang Huber, Technical University of Vienna

Peter Puschner, Technical University of Vienna

Andreas Steininger, Technical University of Vienna

pp. 169

PDF

Starting Conditions for Post-Mortem Debugging Using Deterministic Replay of Real-Time Systems (Abstract)

Joel Huselius, Mälardalen University

Daniel Sundmark, Mälardalen University

Henrik Thane, Mälardalen University

pp. 177

PDF

Session 7: Scheduling Algorithms

On the Complexity of Scheduling Real-Time Tasks with Self-Suspensions on One Processor (Abstract)

Pascal Richard, LISI/ENSMA

pp. 187

PDF

Multiprocessor Fixed-Priority Scheduling with Restricted Interprocessor Migrations (Abstract)

Sanjoy Baruah

John Carpenter

pp. 195

PDF

Scheduling of Early Quantum Tasks (Abstract)

Pierre G. Jansen, University of Twente

Ferdy Hanssen, University of Twente

Maria Eva Lijding, University of Twente

pp. 203

PDF

Characteristics of EDF Schedulability on Uniform Multiprocessors (Abstract)

Shelby Funk, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Sanjoy Baruah, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

pp. 211

PDF

Session 8: Languages

Issues in Mapping HRT-HOOD to UML (Abstract)

Silvia Mazzini, Intecs HRT

Massimo D?Alessandro, Intecs HRT

Marco Di Natale, Scuola Superiore S.Anna

Giuseppe Lipari, Scuola Superiore S.Anna

Tullio Vardanega, Università di Padova

pp. 221

PDF

Hardware-Based Solution Detecting Illegal References in Real-Time Java (Abstract)

M. Teresa Higuera-Toledano, Universidad Complutense de Madrid

pp. 229

PDF

A Real-Time RMI Framework for the RTSJ (Abstract)

Andrew Borg, University Of York

Andy Wellings., University Of York

pp. 238

PDF

Session 9: Distributed Systems

Fault-Tolerant Clock Synchronization for Embedded Distributed Multi-Cluster Systems (Abstract)

Michael Paulitsch, Universität Wien

Wilfried Steiner, Universität Wien

pp. 249

PDF

Schedulability Analysis for Distributed Heterogeneous Time/Event Triggered Real-Time Systems (Abstract)

Traian Pop, Link?ping University

Petru Eles, Link?ping University

Zebo Peng, Link?ping University

pp. 257

PDF

The Capacity of Implicit EDF in Wireless Sensor Networks (Abstract)

Marco Caccamo, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Lynn Y. Zhang, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

pp. 267

PDF

Session 10: Modeling and Synthesis Techniques

Modeling Flexible Real Time Systems with Preemptive Time Petri Nets (Abstract)

G. Bucci, Università di Firenze

A. Fedeli, Università di Firenze

L. Sassoli, Università di Firenze

E. Vicario, Università di Firenze

pp. 279

PDF

Synthesis of Safe, QoS Extendible, Application Specific Schedulers for Heterogeneous Real-Time Systems (Abstract)

Christos Kloukinas, VERIMAG

Sergio Yovine, VERIMAG

pp. 287

PDF

A General Mathematical Model for Run-Time Distributions in a Passively Replicated Fault Tolerant System (Abstract)

Åsmund Tjora, Norwegian University of Technology and Science

Amund Skavhaug, Norwegian University of Technology and Science

pp. 295

PDF

Author Index

Author Index (PDF)

pp. 303