E-grāmata: Distributed Computer Control Systems 1995

Thirty papers cover architecture, temporal properties, design methodologies, scheduling methods, dependability issues, system analysis, real-time communication, and applications. Among the specific topics are a hybrid approach to distributed process control, the duality between event-driven and time-driven models, dynamic task mapping for a real-time controller of distributed cooperative robot systems, alpha scheduling for optimizing communication latency, co-specifications for a co-design in avionics systems development, heterogeneous prototyping, and control design for autolab using the reactive paradigm. Reproduced from typescripts. No index or introduction. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

The series of IFAC Workshops on distributed computer control systems (DCCS) provide the opportunity for leading researchers and practitioners in the field to discuss and evaluate recent advances and current issues in theory, applications and technology of DCCS. DCCS'95, the 13th IFAC workshop in the series was held in Toulouse-Blagnac, France. The topics covered at this meeting included: the role of real-time in DCCS specifications; scheduling methods for DCCS; real-time distributed operating systems and databases and industrial applications and experience with DCSS.