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Quantitative Aspects of Embedded Systems

Quantitative Aspects of Embedded Systems. Schloss Dagstuhl, March 5-9, 2007 Boudewijn Haverkort, Lothar Thiele Joost-Pieter Katoen. Practical Stuff. Dagstuhl is a self-service organization: clean your table, find your drinks, etc. ...and do not forget to pay drinks!

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Quantitative Aspects of Embedded Systems

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  1. Quantitative Aspects of Embedded Systems Schloss Dagstuhl, March 5-9, 2007Boudewijn Haverkort, Lothar ThieleJoost-Pieter Katoen

  2. Practical Stuff • Dagstuhl is a self-service organization: clean your table, find your drinks, etc. • ...and do not forget to pay drinks! • Lunch and dinner times are to be kept • Any queries: go to the reception desk • Check your personal data sheet • Optional Wednesday-afternoon activity

  3. Seminar Proceedings • Abstract collection (must!) • Executive summary (must!) • Individual publication (optional) • Hand-written abstract in “big book”

  4. Homework papers • Henzinger, Sifakis: Embedded system design challenges, 2006 • Stankovic, Lee, Mok, Rajkumar: Opportunities and obligations for physical computing systems, 2005 • Wilhelm, Thiele: Design for timing predictability, 2004

  5. Monday, March 5, Morning • 9.00: Opening • 9.30: Lothar Thiele & Reinhard Wilhelm: Design for predictability • 10.30 Coffee • 11.00 Where are we going (this week)? • Introduction round • Topics to be addressed? • Teaching? • Tutorials? • Working groups? • 12.15 Lunch

  6. Monday, March 5, Afternoon • 14.00 Regular talks: • Reinhard German: Efforts in measuring and modeling networked embedded systems • Wolfgang Rosenstiel: A hybrid approach for performance simulation of distributed embedded SW • 15.20 Coffee • 15.55 Regular talks • Pieter Mosterman: Model-based design of embedded systems • Bastian Schlich: Applying model checking to real micro-controller code • 17.15 WG reports (4) • 18.00 Dinner • 19.30 Vernisage

  7. Tuesday, March 6, Morning • 9.00 Working group discussion • 9.30 Tutorial Worst Case Methods: Kim Larsen & Reinhard Wilhelm • 10.30 Coffee break • 11.00 Regular talks • Sebastian Altmeyer: Minimizing cache conflicts by optimal task placement • Jan Reineke: Timing predictability of cache replacement policies • Kim Larsen: Performance evaluation & optimal scheduling for embedded systems • 12.30 Lunch

  8. Tuesday, March 6, Afternoon • 13.45 Regular talks • Vladimir Okulevich: Experience in formal model verification for mission-critical domains • Jaejin Lee: Virtual memory environments for instructions scratchpad memory management • 14.45 Tutorial Stochastic Model Checking: Holger Hermanns • 15.45 Coffee break • 16.15 Regular talks • Marielle Stoelinga: Time and resource interfaces • David Jansen: Bi-simulation minimization mostly speeds up probabilistic model checking • Daniel Willems: Abstraction for continuous-time Markov chains • 18.00 Dinner

  9. Wednesday March 7, Morning • 9.00 Regular talks • Lijun Zhang: Predicate abstraction for probabilistic systems • Matthias Fruth: Probabilistic model-checking … IEEE 802.15.4 • Anne Remke: CSRL model checking for QoS in IEEE 802.11e • 10.30 Coffee break • 11.00 Tutorial: Model-based Design for Embedded Systems: Pieter Mosterman • 12.00 Regular talk • 12.30 Lunch • 13.30 Start hiking tour (approx. 8 km) • 18.00 Dinner • 19.00-20.00: Four parallel WG meetings

  10. Thursday, March 8, Morning • 9.00 Regular talks (coffee @ 10.00) • Lothar Thiele: Resource Interfaces • Hichem Boudali: Dynamic fault-tree analysis • Jan Madsen: Verifying multiprocessor systems-on-chip • Jin Hyuk Yoon: High-performance flash memory-based storage • Gerard Smit: Reconfigurable architectures • 12.00 Photo shoot (chapel stairs) • 12.15 Lunch

  11. Thursday, March 8, Afternoon • 14.00 Teaching ES and QAES • Moderator: Holger Hermanns • Speakers: Reinhard Wilhelm, Gerard Smit • 15.00 Coffee break • 15.30 Regular talks • Jean-Francois Raskin: Algorithms for omega-regular games • Michael-R. Hansen: Model checking interval logic with durations • 16.30 Working group preparations • 18.00 Dinner

  12. Friday, March 9, Morning • 9.00 Working group reports(4 x 15 minutes + discussions) • 10.30 Coffee • 11.00 Regular talks • Lucia Cloth: Battery lifetime distributions • Jürgen Teich: Optimizing reliability of ES during design space exploration • 12.00 Closing • 12.15 Lunch

  13. Final Remarks • We worked hard: • 30 regular talks, 3 tutorials, 3 WG reports • Thank you for your contributions! • Four do’s: • write in the abstract book! • put your abstract+slides online! • pay your bill and don’t forget your beers! • consider a publication for the Dagstuhl online seminar proceedings! • Lunch at 12.15 & save trip home!

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