Industrial actions

• HADES
  Partners: DGA/DSP, Dassault-Aviation
  Financial Support: DGA/DSP, Dassault-Aviation
  Participants : Michel Banâtre, Pascal Chevochot, Antoine Colin, David Decotigny, Isabelle Puaut
  This project aims at designing and implementing a distributed fault-tolerant execution support for embedded avionics applications.
  

• Scratchy
  Partners: Texas Instruments, WindRiver Systems
  Financial Support: Texas Instruments
  Participants : Michel Banâtre, Gibert Cabillic, Pascal Eloy, Valérie Issarny, Tesesa Higuera, Jean-Philippe Lesot, Fredéric Parain, Jean-Paul Routeau
  This project aims at providing a real-time Java distributed processing environment for wireless embedded multiprocessor appliances based on the TI technology. Such an environment will allow concurrentand effiecient execution of multimedia applications (by handling associated timeliness requirements and by exploiting the underlying architectural parallelism together with minimal power consumption).

National actions

• GDR-ARP, group SAR (distributed applications and systems)
  We participate to the national working group GDR-ARP SAR working on the reliability of distributed systems in collaboration with INT (Evry), IRIT (Toulouse), LAAS (Toulouse), LSI (Montpellier), MASI (Paris), ENSTB (Brest), IMAG (Grenoble), Chorus, Inria-Rocquencourt, CNET-A, LABRI (Bordeaux) and CNAM (Paris).

• GDR-ARP, group STS (real-time and stochastic systems)
  We participate to the national working group GDR-ARP STS working on the modeling, verification and evaluation of distributed and real-time systems, in collaboration with LABRI (Bordeaux), ENSERB (Le Havre), LORIA (Nancy), IRCyN (Nantes), Ecole Centrale de Nantes (Nantes), CNAM (Paris), Université Paris Dauphine, LIP6 (Paris), LISI, ENSMA (Poitiers), INRIA-Sophia, IRIT (Toulouse), Université Paul Sabatier (Toulouse), LAAS (Toulouse)

  European actions
  

  • CaberNet
  
  Partners: Bologna University (Italy), Cambridge University (UK), Kaiserlautern University (Germany), Lisbon University (Portugal), Newcaste University (UK), Pisa university (Italy), Twente University (NL), Vienna University (Austria).
  CaberNet is the Network of Excellence in distributed and dependable systems. It is funded by the European Commission's ESPRIT Program. The mission of CaberNet is to coordinate top-ranking European research in distributed and dependable systems, to make that research accessible to governments and industries and to further the quality of education concerning such systems. CaberNet addresses all aspects of the design of networked computer systems. These systems can range from embedded systems used to control an aircraft in flight to globe-spanning applications searching for information on the World-Wide Web.