Octav Chipara
Chenyang Lu
Abstract
Making wireless cyber-physical applications a reality hinges upon understanding how to build applications with predictable performance. A key challange is to develop communication protocols that enable application components to communicate predictably. We plan on developing a framework that brides wireless communication and real-time schedulability theory under a realistic communication and inference model.
- {1} O. Chipara, C. Lu, and C.-G. Roman. Real-time query scheduling for wireless sensor networks. In RTSS'07. Google Scholar
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- Towards predictable wireless cyber-physical applications
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