| dana@omg.org 2006-04-27, 6:54 am |
| What: OMG's Distributed Object Computing for
Real-time and Embedded Systems Workshop
When: July 10-13, 2006
Where: Hilton Arlington & Towers, Arlington, VA
Info: http://www.omg.org/rte-omg
Software standards for real-time and embedded systems must support
stringent resource, reliability, and timing requirements. The challenge
is particularly acute for middleware standards, which have to cope with
performance and reliability variations of the underlying
infrastructure. OMG provides a widely-used set of standards for this
purpose, including the Data Distribution Service (DDS) middleware
standard, for the predictable distribution of real-time data with
minimal overhead, and the Common Object Request Broker Architecture
(CORBA=AE), with support for real-time scheduling, fault tolerance and
resource-
constrained systems. OMG's Unified Modeling Language=99 (UML=AE)
standard supports real-time analysis and design, and its Model Driven
Architecture=AE (MDA=AE) is used to create applications from models.
Following the success of past real-time and embedded workshops, OMG is
hosting this workshop as a forum for standards users, researchers and
implementers to share their experiences. Presentations and discussions
at the workshop will also help shape future of OMG standards.
Workshop Agenda Topics:
Tutorials
- Real-time Data Distribution Service by Victor Giddings, Senior
Scientist, Objective
Interface Systems and Gerardo Pardo-Castellote, Chief Technology
Officer, Real-Time
Innovations, Inc.
- Real-time CORBA by Kevin Buesing, Director of Technology Services,
Objective
Interface Systems
- Using the Lightweight CORBA Component Model to Develop Distributed
Real-time and
Embedded Applications by Douglas C. Schmidt, Professor of Computer
Science,
Vanderbilt university and Frank Pilhofer, Software Engineer, Mercury
Computer
Systems
Session Topics
- Fault Tolerance
- Performance and QoS Assurance
- Software Defined Radio Implementation Experiences
- Applications of Model Driven Development
- Exploiting the Potential of DDS: Application-Design Patterns and
Model-Driven Development
- Real-time CORBA: The New Paradigm
- Components
- High Assurance/Security
- The Real-Time Specification for Java: ORB and Case Study
- Integrating Heterogeneous Middleware Technologies: Bridging
Real-Time, Enterprise,
and Domain-Specific Systems
Birds-of-a-Feather
- Enhancing the High Confidence Software Infrastructure for DRE
Systems, moderated by
Helen Gill, Program Director, National Science Foundation
- CORBA/e - Future Profiles, moderated by Andrew Foster, Product
Manager, PrismTech
Corporation
The workshop is co-sponsored by PrismTech (www.prismtechnologies.com).
The full program and registration details may be found online at
http://www.omg.org/rte-omg. The early-bird registration discount is
available until June 12, 2006.
The OMG invites anyone interested in distributed, real-time and
embedded systems, and vendors to attend. Agenda, hotel and registration
information is available at http://www.omg.org/rte-pr. Exhibit space is
available; for more information contact Kevin Loughry at
loughry@omg.org, +1-781-444 0404.
Sponsorship opportunities are available; contact Ken Berk at
kenberk@omg.org or +1-781-444 0404.
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About The OMG
The Object Management Group=99 (OMG=99) is an international, open
membership, not-for-profit computer industry standards consortium. OMG
member companies write, adopt, and maintain its standards following a
mature, open process. OMG's standards implement the Model Driven
Architecture=AE (MDA=AE), maximizing ROI through a full-lifecycle
approach to enterprise integration that covers multiple operating
systems,
programming languages, middleware and networking infrastructures, and
software development environments. OMG's standards include: UML=AE
(Unified Modeling Language=99); CORBA=AE (Common Object Request Broker
Architecture); CWM=99 (Common Warehouse Metamodel); and
industry-specific standards for dozens of vertical markets. OMG has
offices at 140 Kendrick Street, Building A, Suite 300, Needham, MA
02494=20
USA.=20
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