Trends in Network and Pervasive Computing - ARCS 2002

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the International Conference on Architecture of Computing Systems, ARCS 2002, held in Karlsruhe, Germany, in April 2002. The 18 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 42 submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on context-aware systems, system aspects, networking, processor architecture, and middleware and verification.

Future processorswill become smaller, provide higher performance, and consume lesspowerthantoday sdevices.Suchprocessorswillsparko?newapplicationsin particularintheareaofeverydayconsumerdevices.Personaldigitalassistants, mobile consumer devices, and various smart personal appliances will soon be widelyused.Mobiletelecommunicationsystemswillincreasetheirbandwidth andwillyieldhighlyconnected,ubiquitouscomputingappliances.Ubiquitous computing induces a new way of thinking in system design: computers vanish into the background hidden behind the habitual human environment. These trends are the major topics of ARCS 2002, the International Conf- ence on Architecture of Computing Systems , which continues and replaces the biennial series of German Conferences on Architecture of Computing Systems, organized by the special interest group on Computer and System Architecture of the GI (Gesellschaft fur Informatik German Informatics Society) and the ITG (Informationstechnische Gesellschaft Information Technology Society). The ?fteen predecessor conferences (except the EuroArch in 1993) were national conferences only, this is the ?rst German conference on computer architecture addressingtheinternationalresearchcommunity.Itservesasaforumtopresent current work by researchers from around the world, this year being focused on topics that aretruly changingourperception ofinformation processing Trends in Network and Pervasive Computing . The call for papers resulted in a total of 42 submissions from around the world.Everysubmissionwasreviewedbyfourmembersoftheprogramc- mitteeoradditionalreviewers.Theprogramcommitteedecidedtoaccept18 papers, which are arranged into 6 sessions with the result of a strong program. The two keynote talks by Ralf Guido Herrtwich (DaimlerChrysler Research) and Marc Fleischmann (formerly Transmeta, now Pixelworks) focus our attention on an innovative application area ( Communicating Cars: A Case for Ubiquitous Computing in the Automotive Domain ) and on innovative architectures ( - croprocessor Architectures for the Mobile Internet Era ).

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Hartmut Schmeck ist Universitätsprofessor am Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT). Er ist ein Kernmitglied der Organic Computing Initiative und Koordinator des DFG Schwerpunkprogramms Organic Computing Zudem ist er der Sprecher des KIT-Schwerpunkts COMMputation. Prof. Dr. Theo Ungerer ist Professor für Systemnahe Informatik mit Schwerpunkt Kommunikationssysteme und Internet-Anwendungen am Institut für Informatik der Universität Augsburg. Zudem ist er wissenschaftlicher Direktor des Rechenzentrums und Mitglied des Lenkungsrates des IT-Servicezentrums der Universität Augsburg.
Seine wissenschaftlichen Interessen gelten den Gebieten der Prozessorarchitektur sowie der eingebetteten und ubiquitären Systeme. Theo Ungerer hat über 150 wissenschaftliche Publikationen und 6 Fachbücher veröffentlicht. Er ist Mitglied des Lenkungsrates und deutscher Koordinator des EU-Exzellenznetzwerkes HiPEAC- High Performance Embedded Architectures and Compilers

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Herrtwich (DaimlerChrysler Research) and Marc Fleischmann (formerly Transmeta, now Pixelworks) focus our attention on an innovative application area ( Communicating Cars: A Case for Ubiquitous Computing in the Automotive Domain ) and on innovative architectures ( - croprocessor Architectures for the Mobile Internet Erä).

Inhalt
Invited Program.- Keynote Communicating Cars: A Case for Ubiquitous Computing in the Automotive Domain.- Keynote Microprocessor Architectures for the Mobile Internet Era.- Context-Aware Systems.- An Architecture for the Integration of Physical and Informational Spaces.- A Context System for a Mobile Service Platform.- Detecting Context in Distributed Sensor Networks by Using Smart Context-Aware Packets.- System Aspects.- A Ubiquitous Control Architecture for Low Power Systems.- Software Architecture-Based Adaptation for Pervasive Systems.- KECho Event Communication for Distributed Kernel Services.- Networking 1.- A Fine-Grained Addressing Concept for GeoCast.- Data Paths in Wearable Communication Networks.- Location and Network Quality Issues in Local Area Wireless Networks.- Processor Architecture.- Design Tradeoffs for Embedded Network Processors.- Reconfigurable RISC A New Approach for Space-Efficient Superscalar Microprocessor Architecture.- Cached Two-Level Adaptive Branch Predictors with Multiple Stages.- Middleware and Verification.- On the Combination of Assertions and Virtual Prototyping for the Design of Safety-Critical Systems.- Ubiquitous Access to Wide-Area High-Performance Computing.- Filter Similarities in Content-Based Publish/Subscribe Systems.- Networking 2.- A Bluetooth Remote Control System.- Rendezvous Layer Protocols for Bluetooth-Enabled Smart Devices.- A Robust Header Compression Simulator & Visualizer.