RFI Submissions - 2012 National Workshop on the New Clockwork for Time-Critical CPS

Submitted by el_wehby on Wed, 08/13/2014 - 3:03pm

Last Name	First Name	Affiliation(s)	Paper Title
Anderson	Jim	The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	Efficiency Considerations in the Implementation of Cyber-Physical Systems
Broman	David	University of California, Berkeley	Precision Timed Infrastructure: Promoting Time to a First-Class Citizen in Systems Design
Chandhoke	Sundeep	National Instruments	Time Sensitive Data Transfer using COTS Technology
de Niz	Dionisio	Carnegie Mellon University	Mixed Physical and Cyber Clocks for Cyber-Physical Systems
Dolev	Danny	Hebrew University of Jerusalem	Towards Self-stabilizing Byzantine Fault-Tolerant Clock Generation in Systems-on-Chip
Koutsoukos	Xenofon	Institute for Software Integrated Systems / Vanderbilt University	Resilient Clock Synchronization in Networked Multi-agent Systems
Kumar	Ratnesh	Iowa State University	Synthesis of Real-Time Control under Finite-Precision Measurement of Time
Lee	Edward	University of California, Berkeley	Models of Time for a Computational World
Lee	Kang	National Institute of Standards and Technology	Time Synchronization for Smart Manufacturing
MacKay	John	Progeny Systems	System Time Performance Management Standard
Malekpour	Mahyar	NASA Langley Research Center	Self-Stabilizing Fault-Tolerant Synchronization of Arbitrary Digraphs
Rajkumar	Raj	Carnegie Mellon University	Time and Software Systems
Rushby	John	SRI International	Timing Robustness and Fault-Tolerance
Shukla	Sandeep	Virginia Tech	Models of Tme for Safety Critical Systems: Partial vs. Total Order - Polychronous vs. Synchronous
Tabuada	Paulo	University of California at Los Angeles	Time and Controls (When to Exercise Control?)
Wesson	Kyle	The University of Texas at Austin	Secure Time Transfer for CPS
Wolf	Marilyn	Georgia Institute of Technology	Synchronization Issues in Prosumer Smart Grids