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Proceedings of the 16th IFAC Workshop on Distributed Computer Control Systems, Sydney, Australia, 29 November - 1 December 2000
By
A. Sowmya, School of Computing Science and Engineering, University of New South Wales, Australia
J. Park, Department of Automation Engineering, Inha University, Inchon, Korea
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Description
This Proceedings contain the papers presented at the 16th IFAC Workshop on Distributed Computer Control Systems (DCCS) held in Sydney,
Australia in December 2000. Development of distributed computer control systems makes demands on the disciplines of computer science
and engineering as well as electrical engineering, and usually involves both hardware and software that is reliable and with assured
timing properties. The DCCS series of workshops contributes to this inter-disciplinary area by bringing together academic researchers
and practitioners who may normally not attend the same events.
During the past decade, DCCS has focused on novel technologies for distributed
control systems. These papers fall in the areas of classical control theory, computer architecture, real-time computer networks, and
formal methods for real-time systems, besides application papers in all of these areas.
Out of 34 submitted papers, 24 were selected
for presentation at the workshop.
Audience
For those who hold an interest in the development of distributed computer control systems and their relation to computer science and engineering.
Contents
Control theory and applications.
Automation for shape control in stainless cold rolling mill (Y.G. Hur, D.K Rhee). Internal
model control using recurrent neural networks for nonlinear dynamic systems (Y. Li, et al.).
Real-time networks -
I.
Stochastic control of communication network with time varying delay (E.-D. Park, U.-Y. Huh). Designing real-time systems
based on mono-master profibus-DP networks (S. Monforte, et al.).
Applications - I.
A monitor tool for networked
factories (K. Kabitzsch, G. Kotte). Acruda (O. Nordland).
Architecture.
Systems engineering of time-triggered architectures
- The SETTA approach (C. Scheidler et al.). Checkpoint Placement for Fault-Tolerant Real-Time systems (H. Lee, et al.).
Deadline assignment to reduce output jitter of real-time tasks (T. Kim, et al.). Clock Synchronization Protocol under Windows
NT (A.D. Assandri, M.A. García).
Specification and simulation.
Integrating WCET analysis into a MATLAB®/SIMULINK
simulation model (R. Kirner et al.).
Real-time behaviour verification, animation and monitoring starting from DCCS specification
(L. Motus, T. Naks). Refinement and efficient verification of synchronous programs (S. Ramesh).
Real-time networks - II.
Systems Modelling and Identification in CAN Based Distributed Control Systems (A.M. Mota et al.).
A Control Theory Approach
for Congestion Control in Intranetwork (P. Nanda).
Real-time networks -III.
Improving the responsiveness of the synchronous
messaging system in FTT-CAN (P. Pedreiras et al.). A distributed fault-tolerant real-time skeleton (M.E. Outram, F.A. Rabhi).
Rtp/Rtcp based real-time protocol over ethernet for distributed control system (J. Park, J. Park).
Applications - II.
Distributed computer-controlled systems: the DEAR-COTS approach (P. Veríssimo et al.). Automated implementation of
distributed real-time systems using real-time object-oriented modeling (S. Kim et al.). Seamless Integration of Real-Time Communications
into CAN-CORBA using Extended IDL and Fast-Track Messages (G. Jeon et al.).
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Paperback, 140 pages, publication date: MAY-2001
ISBN-13: 978-0-08-043857-3
ISBN-10: 0-08-043857-1
Imprint: PERGAMON
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