One of our interns, Filip Suba, presented a paper earlier this week in Turku at the Symposium on Applications & the Internet. He’s one of my former (since today) master thesis students that has been working in our team at NRC for the past few months. The paper he presented is actually based on his [...]
Also tagged Academic, research, workshopAs you saw in yesterday’s post, my publication site has moved to this blog. I also took the opportunity to update the page with recent work:
Our book chapter on compositional development was published in January in Emerging Methods, Technologies and Process Management in Software Engineering by Wiley.
I wrote a short position paper on the same [...]
I had a nice article accepted at the upcoming 1st IEEE International Peer-to-Peer for Handheld Devices Workshop at the CCNC ‘08 conference in Las Vegas.
Jilles van Gurp, Christian Prehofer, Cristiano di Flora, Experiences with realizing Smart Space Web Service Applications
This paper presents our approach for building an internet based middleware platform for smart spaces as [...]
Also tagged research, smart space, workshopTogether with my two colleagues Christian Prehofer and Cristiano di Flora, I wrote a nice workshop paper for the upcoming Second Workshop on Requirements and Solutions for Pervasive Software Infrastructures (RSPSI), at UBICOMB 2007, Innsbruck, 16-19 Sebtember, 2007.
Towards the Web as a Platform for Ubiquitous Applications in Smart Spaces (pdf).
Abstract:
We introduce our web based [...]
I submitted a nice position paper with two of my colleagues at Nokia to the CMPPC’07 (Common Models and Patterns for Pervasive Computing) Workshop, at Pervasive 2007 in Toronto next month.
Abstract:
State-of-the-art research and existing commercial off-the-shelf solutions provide several technologies and methods for building Smart spaces. However, developing applications on top of such systems is [...]
I submitted a nice position paper to the variability management workshop here in Helsinki next month.
Abstract:
This position paper reflects on the implications for variability management related practices in SPL development when adopting a compositional style of development. We observe that large scale software development is increasingly conducted in a decentralized fashion and on a global [...]
I did some maintenance on my website this morning. I fixed a few broken urls to websites of friends. Also I added a workshop paper to my publications that I co-authored with Ronald Bos nearly two years ago. Then I discovered that several of the papers there had incomplete references, so I fixed that too.
Finally, [...]
As promised a few months ago, I added the final versions of both SPLC workshop papers to my publication site. Also I took the opportunity to clean out the external links section and added a few links to all people I’ve co-authored stuff with. I hope to write some more stuff over the next few [...]
Also taggedNext week, I am attending the Software Product Line Conference 2006 in Baltimore. I’m presenting a paper in on variability mechanisms in service grids (posted about this a few months ago) and two workshop papers.
I submitted a paper to the Managing Variability for Software Product Lines: Working With Variability Mechanisms. The paper, which I wrote [...]
I’ve been writing a few papers over the past few months. Two of them are now on my publications site:
Service Grid Variability Realization
Mobile Service Oriented Architectures (MOSOA)
Both papers are about service oriented architectures. The first one tries to bridge my earlier work on variability to the domain of web services and service grids. I see [...]
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