2003 Research Summaries for the Ptolemy Project

These research summaries give a snapshot of many of the research efforts within the Ptolemy Project. These summaries appear in the collection of research abstracts EECS/ERL Research Summary. The research summary is published once a year by the EECS Industrial Relations Office, Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences Department, and the Electronics Research Laboratory of the University of California at Berkeley. The EECS/ERL Industrial Relations program office can be reached at +1-510-643-6691 or indrelations at eecs berkeley edu

Researcher(s)	Project Title
Adam Cataldo, Chris Chang, Elaine Cheong, Christopher Hylands, Edward A. Lee, Xiaojun Liu, Steve Neuendorffer, Claudius Ptolemaeus, John Reekie, Mary P. Stewart, James Yeh, Yang Zhao, Haiyang Zheng and Ye Zhou	Ptolemy II- Heterogeneous Concurrent Modeling and Design in Java
Stephen Neuendorffer and Christopher Hylands	Copernicus: Generating Code from polymorphic components and heterogenous models.
Haiyang Zheng	Study of Synchronous Dataflow
Elaine Cheong Jie Liu	TinyGALS: A Programming Model for Event-Driven Embedded Systems
Xiaojun Liu	Specification of Control Flow in Ptolemy
Stephen Neuendorffer and Edward Lee	Vergil: User interface for Ptolemy II
Edward A. Lee, Christopher Hylands	Ptplot - A Java 2D Signal plotter
Yang Zhao, Xiaojun Liu	e-Ptolemy: A Distributed Framework for Software Systems
Joern Janneck, Chris Chang, Yang Zhao	CAL: A novel actor language
Adam Cataldo, Xiaojun Liu, and Zhongning Chen	Soft Walls: Modifying Flight Control Systems to Limit the Flight Space of Commercial Aircraft.
Ye Zhou	Component-based Design for Wireless Networked Systems

Last updated 11/18/02