FET Workshop on Pervasive Adaptation - was held in Brussels on 28 February 2007
The purpose of the workshop was to discuss and share emerging research challenges on this new topic among different disciplines and to facilitate early community building. Participants were stimulated to discuss how the challenges of pervasive adaptation translate to their area of expertise, what their experience could contribute to pervasive adaptation, and how they see the potential impact of pervasive adaptation.
- Agenda - Speakers - Presentations online
- Background document
- Objective of the 'Pervasive Adaptation' Proactive Initiative
- Contacts: Wide Hogenhout - Jose-Luis Fernandez-Villacanas Martin
Agenda - Speakers - Presentations online
- 08:30 Registration
- 09:00 Welcome
- 09:15 Session 1: Pervasiveness
- Speaker 1: Alois Ferscha
- 'Shaping the Pervasive Computing Landscape: Ensembles of Digital Artefacts' ( 406KB)
- Speaker 2: Franco Zambonelli
- 'Browsing the World in the Sensors' Continuum' ( 410KB)
- 10:30 Coffee break
- 11:00 Session 2: Adaptiveness
- Speaker 1: Claudio Mattiussi
- 'The synthesis of adaptive systems: turning engineering inside-out' ( 260KB)
- Speaker 2: Michel Riguidel
- 'New paradigms for adaptive Trust & Security in digital systems' ( 1.192KB)
- Speaker 3: Don Sannella
- 'Specification and Verification for Pervasive Adaptation' ( 231KB)
- 12:30 Lunch break
- 14:00 Session 3: Collaboration and Communication
- Speaker 1: Paul Lukowicz
- 'Towards Context Discovery with Oportunistic Sensor Configurations'
- Speaker 2: Imrich Chlamtac
- 'Nature as Model for the Next Generation Pervasive Sensor Networks' ( 681KB)
- 15:15 Coffee break
- 15:45 Session 4: Bio-inspired Mechanisms
- Speaker 1: Richard Tateson
- 'Biological Cells and Pervasive Systems' ( 287KB)
- Speaker 2: Jon Timmis
- 'What can biology teach us about pervasive adaptive systems' ( 419KB)
- 17:00 Discussion: research drivers
- 17:30 Closure
