Model-Integrated Computing Infrastructure for Fault Management
Janos Sztipanovits

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Janos Sztipanovits. "Model-Integrated Computing Infrastructure for Fault Management". Talk or presentation, June, 2003; Invited talk. International Conference on Principles of Diagnosis (DX’2003), Arlington, VA.

Abstract
In functional design of large systems, complexity is managed by vertical and horizontal composition. In vertical composition, systems are designed in layers utilizing fundamentally different technologies. Commonly used layers in information systems are: Material, Device and Circuit Layer, Hardware/System Layer, OS/Communication Layer, Middleware Layer(s), Application Layer. The individual layers are designed by using layer-specific abstractions and composition technologies. The core design task on each layer is to use resources provided by a lower layer to implement functionalities demanded by a higher layer. Horizontal composition is performed in a single layer for creating aggregate components using the dominant compositionality principle of the layer. The presentation summarizes research directions in model-integrated computing for addressing multi-layer optimization of fault management architectures in resource constrained embedded systems.

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  Janos Sztipanovits. "Model-Integrated Computing
  Infrastructure for Fault Management". Talk or
  presentation,  June, 2003; Invited talk. International
  Conference on Principles of Diagnosis (DX’2003),
  Arlington, VA.

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  @presentation{Sztipanovits03_ModelIntegratedComputingInfrastructureForFaultManagement,
      author = {Janos Sztipanovits},
      title = {Model-Integrated Computing Infrastructure for
                Fault Management},
      month = {June},
      year = {2003},
      note = {Invited talk. International Conference on
                Principles of Diagnosis (DX’2003), Arlington, VA},
      abstract = {In functional design of large systems, complexity
                is managed by vertical and horizontal composition.
                In vertical composition, systems are designed in
                layers utilizing fundamentally different
                technologies. Commonly used layers in information
                systems are: Material, Device and Circuit Layer,
                Hardware/System Layer, OS/Communication Layer,
                Middleware Layer(s), Application Layer. The
                individual layers are designed by using
                layer-specific abstractions and composition
                technologies. The core design task on each layer
                is to use resources provided by a lower layer to
                implement functionalities demanded by a higher
                layer. Horizontal composition is performed in a
                single layer for creating aggregate components
                using the dominant compositionality principle of
                the layer. The presentation summarizes research
                directions in model-integrated computing for
                addressing multi-layer optimization of fault
                management architectures in resource constrained
                embedded systems.},
      URL = {http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/pubs/748.html}
  }
  

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