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Sixth Biennial Ptolemy Miniconference Program
- Ptolemy Project Status and Overview
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Edward A. Lee, UC Berkeley
- Kepler Project Status and Overview
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Bertram Ludaescher, UC Davis
- The Distributed-SDF Domain
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Daniel Lázaro Cuadrado, Aalborg University
- Distributed Computing in Kepler
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Ilkay Altintas, San Diego Supercomputer Center
10:10-11:10 - Second session
- Some Developments in the Tagged Signal Model
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Xiaojun Liu, UC Berkeley
- Semantic Data Type System for Kepler
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Shawn Bowers, UC Davis
- Workflow Exchange and Archival: The KSW File
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Shawn Bowers, UC Davis
11:10-12:00 - Poster Briefings
Poster presenters are encouraged to give a 3 minute presentation
about their poster.
- Viptos: A Graphical Development and Simulation Environment for TinyOS-based Wireless Sensor Networks
Elaine Cheong, UC Berkeley
- Backtracking in Ptolemy Models
Thomas Feng, UC Berkeley
- A Scientific Workflow Approach to Managing Geosciences Data
Efrat Frank, San Diego Supercomputer Center
- Kepler meets ROADNet
Tobin Fricke, University of Rochester
- GIS Actors in Kepler - Java-based, GDAL-JNI, and C++(Grass)
Routines
Dan Higgins, (UC Santa Barbara) & Jianting Zhang, (University of New Mexico)
- SCIRun and Kepler Dataflow Integration
Ayla Khan, University of Utah
- Turing Machine based Script Language running at several Million
Instructions per Second.
Darryl Koivisto, Mirabilis
- Pipelined scientific workflows for inferring evolutionary
relationships
Timothy M McPhillips, Natural Diversity Discovery Project
- Integration of a Flat Heterogeneous Domain in Ptolemy II
Mokhoo Mbobi, Supelec
- Hierarchical Reconfiguration of Dataflow Models
Stephen Neuendorffer, Xilinx Research Labs
- Deadlock Detection for Distributed Process Networks
Alex G. Olson, UT Austin
- Visualizing and Processing Real-time GOES Satellite Data Using
Kepler
Carlos Rueda-Velasquez & Haiyan Yang, UC Davis
- Ptolemy-Oriented Structural,
Reconfigurable and Heterogeneous Hardware Design,
Verification and Synthesis
Mohamed A. Salem, Mentor Graphics Egypt
- Applying Maven/JUnit to build applications with Ptolemy II
Xavier Warzee, Valtech Technologie Consulting
- Building Reliable Distributed Models
Yang Zhao, UC Berkeley
- Code Generation for Ptolemy II
Rachel Zhou, UC Berkeley
1:00-3:00 - Poster session
3:00-4:20 Afternoon session
- Programming with actors
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Jörn Janneck, Xilinx Research Labs
- Large scale networked system simulation using MLDesigner
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Horst Salzwedel, TU Ilmenau
- Operational Semantics for Hybrid Systems
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Haiyang Zheng, UC Berkeley
- Experiences in Integration of the 'R' System into Kepler
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Dan Higgins, UC Santa Barbara
4:20-5:25 Afternoon session
- Bravely Using Java in the New World of Complex Real-time Systems
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David F. Bacon, IBM
- Future Directions
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Edward A. Lee, UC Berkeley
