Interesting Research Links
Just some bookmarks so I can tell research students, "Look
at my web page..."
I know this list requires urgent update
... sometime soon
.
My research projects and interests include:
Trusted Components and Architecture-Based Reasoning about Trustworthy Systems
Software Architecture and Prediction
TrustMe Project at Monash
Software Engineering of Trustworhty Systems
Software Specification and Design
Distributed Software Engineering and Architecture
Formal methods and declarative languages at UIUC
CASE tools
Software configuration management
Agilility and software debt
Grids and next generation internets
Australian sueprscience intiative
FP6 Cordis GRID links
FP6 research networks and Grids
GRIDS Center
GLOBUS Grids
UK ERCIM competence map incl grids
W3C standardisation
semantic web: stepping up the web to formal
domain-specific ontologies and logical inferencing
Enterprise Architecture
Virtual Enterprise architecture
EA on wiki
Java and C/C++ for Grid Programming
high-performance and numerical Java
Berkeley Unified parallel C (UPC) programming language
Stanford Sequoia programming language
Concurrent, Parallel and Distributed Objects and Systems
Concurrent, parallel and distributed objects
Distributed Software Engineering, Imperial
Distributed and Embedded Systems at Aalborg Uni
PDS, MIT
DSG, Stanford
Patterns
CORBA / OMG Home Pages
Real-Time Distributed Objects Specification, Verification and Testing
Reliable and trusted distributed components
Real-time component analysis and prediction
Petri Net Home Page
Real-time Workflow Petri Nets
Concurrency Research
Doug's Home Page, CORBA Performance and real-time
Concurrency Specification, Architecture and Rewriting, SRI
Maude and Real-Time Maude
MODel manageMENT (MOMENT) using MAUDE and Eclipse EMF
Reverse Engineering and Objects
Reasoning
Kestrel
Georgia Tech
Trusted Components and Reasoning/Deduction
Automated Reasoning DB at Stanford
B method
The Argonne National Lab's Otter Theorem Prover
The verification support
environment (VSE) of the German Research Center for Artificial
Intelligence
The MAUDE term rewriting prover of the SRI Computer Science Lab
Isabelle at Cambridge
Larch at MIT
Nqthm - The Boyer - Moore Prover 1992 underlying some of the other provers