[comp.os.research] Real-Time Systems Workshop - Atlanta, May 15

harold@wayward.gatech.edu (Harold C. Forbes) (05/09/91)

                            JOINT
    IEEE WORKSHOP ON REAL-TIME OPERATING SYSTEMS AND SOFTWARE 
              IFAC WORKSHOP ON REAL-TIME PROGRAMMING   

                          MAY 15-17, 1991 
                           Atlanta, GA  

On-site registration begins at 11:00am Wednesday in the Dogwood Room 
Sheraton Century Center Hotel - 404/325-0000  

Workshop Coordinator: Karsten Schwan (schwan@cc.gatech.edu) 404/894-2589  
 
 
  

     SESSION 1                   OPERATING SYSTEMS            Wednesday     
 
Multiprocessor Synchronization  Primitives with Priorities.  YARTOS:
Kernel Support for Efficient, Predictable Real-Time Systems. Dynamic
Scheduling for Hard Real-Time Systems: Toward Real-Time Threads.  A
Reliable Multicast Protocol for Distributed Real-Time Systems. 
  
     SESSION 2            DESIGN OF REAL-TIME SYSTEMS         Thursday
 
GARTEN: A Programming Environment  for Real-Time Software Development.
Schedulability, Program Transformations and Real-Time Programming.
PIPS: An Integrated Approach to the Design of Real-Time Systems.
Graphical Prototyping of Tasking Behaviour.
                                                      
     SESSION 3                 APPLICATIONS/EXPERIENCE  
 
Application of Real-Time Scheduling Theory to Multiprocessor
Pipelines.  Computer Music Performance as a Real-Time Testbed.
Specifying Hard Real-Time Software: Experience with a Language and a
Verifier.  Designing a Hard Real-Time System with Automatic Memory Management.

      SESSION 4              TIMING--ANALYSIS/MONITORING 
 
Application of Partial Evaluation to Hard Real-Time Programming.
Predictable Real-Time Caching in the Spring System.  Static Analysis
of Timing Properties for Distributed Real-Time Programs. An Integrated
Approach to Monitoring and Scheduling in Real-Time Systems.

     SESSION 5                          POT POURRI                     Friday
 
New Paradigms for Real-Time Database Systems.  Generating Synthetic
Workloads for Real-Time Systems.  Managing Beliefs, Desires, and Time
in Real-Time Systems.  Adding Problem-Solving Capabilities to Existing
Real-Time Systems.

     SESSION 6             SCHEDULING POT POURRI  
 
Limitations Concerning On-Line Scheduling Algorithms for Overloaded
Real-Time Systems.  Hard Real-Time Scheduling: The Deadline-Monotonic
Approach.  Algorithms for Flow-Shop Scheduling to Meet Deadlines.
Real-Time Scheduling of Sensor-Based Control Systems.   

            
FORBES, HAROLD C.   N5JCM
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta Georgia, 30332
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