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An Architectural Overview Of The Alpha Real-Time Distributed Kernel
- In Proceedings of the USENIX Workshop on Microkernels and Other Kernel Architectures
, 1993
"... Alpha is a non-proprietary experimental operating system kernel which extends the realtime domain to encompass distributed applications, such as for telecommunications, factory automation, and defense. Distributed real-time systems are inherently asynchronous, dynamic, and non-deterministic, and ..."
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of not just the ends but also the means, for centralized low-level sampled-data monitoring and control, with an insufficiency of hardware resources. Conventional distributed OS technology is primarily based on two-party client/server hierarchies for explicit resource sharing in networks of autonomous
1 Overview of F-22 Upgraded Instrumentation System
"... The F-22 flight test program used a traditional distributed data acquisition system and a non IRIG-106 Chapter 10 recording system for its flight test program. In addition, it required a separate and very large Harris DAU system to monitor and record avionic data buses carrying secure data. Due to t ..."
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The F-22 flight test program used a traditional distributed data acquisition system and a non IRIG-106 Chapter 10 recording system for its flight test program. In addition, it required a separate and very large Harris DAU system to monitor and record avionic data buses carrying secure data. Due
An Active Router Architecture for Multicast Video Distribution
, 2000
"... Video distribution over the Internet poses many challenges. Due to the best-effort nature of today's public data networks, end system applications cannot rely on either bandwidth or delay guarantees. We designed and implemented a prototype of a multicast video distribution architecture involvin ..."
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Video distribution over the Internet poses many challenges. Due to the best-effort nature of today's public data networks, end system applications cannot rely on either bandwidth or delay guarantees. We designed and implemented a prototype of a multicast video distribution architecture
Multimedia Service Architectures - An Overview
"... Service architectures de#ne the structure and operation of communication systems, which provide services for the user of a network. Today's services are characterized by a combined use of di#erent media like audio, video and data to support multimedia. This paper presents a comparison of ser ..."
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Service architectures de#ne the structure and operation of communication systems, which provide services for the user of a network. Today's services are characterized by a combined use of di#erent media like audio, video and data to support multimedia. This paper presents a comparison
Overview of distributed shared memory
- Trinity College Dublin
, 1998
"... So much has already been written about everything that you can't nd out anything about it. | James Thurber, Lanterns and Lances (1961) Loosely-coupled distributed systems haveevolved using message passing as the main paradigm for sharing information. Other paradigms used in loosely-coupled dist ..."
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-coupled distributed systems, such as rpc, are usually implemented on top of an underlying message-passing system. On the other hand, in tightly-coupled architectures, such asmulti-processor machines, the paradigm is usually based on shared memory with its attractively simple programming model. The shared
Pharos: A Scalable Distributed Architecture for Locating Heterogeneous Information Sources
- In In Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management
, 1996
"... This paper presents the design of Pharos: a scalable distributed architecture for locating heterogeneous information sources. The system incorporates a hierarchical metadata structure into a multi-level retrieval system. Queries are resolved through an iterative decision-making process. The first st ..."
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This paper presents the design of Pharos: a scalable distributed architecture for locating heterogeneous information sources. The system incorporates a hierarchical metadata structure into a multi-level retrieval system. Queries are resolved through an iterative decision-making process. The first
Open System Architecture for Condition- Based Maintenance: Overview and Training Material AUTHORS
, 2003
"... A communications framework for next-generation machinery monitoring and diagnostic systems has been addressed through the OSA-CBM development team. This framework employs the use of an open system architecture standard utilizing a distributed software model approach. A distributed software model was ..."
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A communications framework for next-generation machinery monitoring and diagnostic systems has been addressed through the OSA-CBM development team. This framework employs the use of an open system architecture standard utilizing a distributed software model approach. A distributed software model
Mobile Agent Technology for Enterprise Distributed Applications: An Overview and an Architectural Perspective
, 1999
"... Mobile agents can be regarded as software components which can move from host to host to perform computations. Research over the past halfdecade has found the mobile agent paradigm to be useful for many applications. This paper aims to show the broad applicability of mobile agent technology in t ..."
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, distributed parallel processing, computer-supported collaborative work, virtual enterprises, and customer-facing systems. Then, a conceptual architecture is presented which integrates three areas in the development of mobile agent enterprise software: a mobile agent based enterprise applications suite
Materials for an exploratory theory of the network society.
- The British Journal of Sociology
, 2000
"... ABSTRACT This article aims at proposing some elements for a grounded theor y of the network society. The network society is the social structure characteristic of the Information Age, as tentatively identi ed by empirical, cross-cultural investigation. It permeates most societies in the world, in v ..."
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/consumption, experience, and power, are the fundamental ingredients of human action -an action that ultimately produces and modi es social structure. THE NETWORK SOCIETY: AN OVERVIEW In the last two decades of the twentieth centur y a related set of social transformations has taken place around the world. While cultures
An Overview of the WAVE Language and System for Distributed Processing in Open Networks
, 1994
"... This report gives a brief overview of the latest, corrected and amended, version of the WAVE language, as well as of its implementation in C under UNIX. It also supplies some useful information for a potential user about the installation and configuration of the distributed WAVE system in computer n ..."
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This report gives a brief overview of the latest, corrected and amended, version of the WAVE language, as well as of its implementation in C under UNIX. It also supplies some useful information for a potential user about the installation and configuration of the distributed WAVE system in computer
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