About our group
The work on system architecture aims at the integrated design of
architectures, with a specific interest in modeling and simulation of
computing systems. The computing architecture is studied as a
whole, encompassing a number of layers such as: application, compiler,
operating system and run-time support and hardware. System architecture
design work is validated via experiments either to check the model or the
real architecture. Design work includes application specification, the
mapping of applications to the machines and compiler design. The
experimental work includes modeling, simulation and validation of both
applications and underlying architecture, simulation at different levels
and the development of benchmark sets.
The research on federated information management for complex high
performance multi-system applications focuses on the design and development
of architectures and systems that support the inter-operability and
integration of cooperative information systems. The federated
cooperative-system facility preserves every node's autonomy to have both
private and sharable information, supports the heterogeneity of information
representation in different nodes, and provides novel distributed schema
management and distributed query processing methodologies.
Scientific keywords:parallel computing, computer architecture, embedded
systems, modeling and simulation, (optical) networking, network protocols,
scalability, federated database architecture, object oriented information
management, cooperative and inter-operable systems.
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