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Fri, 2006/08/18 - 00:53 — eric.verhulst

This is a list of publications relevant in the domain of Open License Society.

OpenSpecs project

  1. OpenSpecs systems grammar
  2. OpenSpecs installation and administration manual

OpenComRTOS project

  1. Network Centric Trustworthy OpenComRTOS overview paper
  2. OpenComRTOS flyer
  3. OpenComRTOS  API view and design document
  4. OpenComRTOS code and performance measurements

Open License Society methodology and tools

  1. White Paper Open License Society
  2. Open License Society flyer
  3. Open License Society short presentation

Historical papers:

  1. Non-sequential processing: history and future of bridging the semantic gap left by the von Neumann architecture. IEEE SiPS 1997
  2. Real time and Digital Signal Processing Embedded Software (DATE 2000 tutorial C2) [494 K]
  3. RTOS for DSP: what makes it tick? [274 KB]
    The rationale for distributed semantics as a topology independent embedded systems design methodology and its implementation in the Virtuoso RTOS. [228 KB]
  4. CSPA White Paper [130 KB]
  5. Communication as a backbone for a well balanced MP-SoC system design. Elsevier 2004 [244 K] [86 KB]
  6. Embedded Systems Roadmap 2002, Technology Foundation. http://www.stw.nl/progress/Esroadmap/ESRversion1.pdf. L. Eggermont, Eric Verhulst as co-author.

On Systems Engineering

  1. INCOSE perspectives 2004
  2. On Principles for Model-based Systems Engineering, Ogren Ingmar, Systems Engineering, Vol 3, No 1, pp. 38-49, 2000. [320 KB]
  3. Requirements Management – A tool designer's view. Ogren Ingmar, Systems Engineering, Vol 5, No2, pp 145-150, 2002. [460 KB]
  4. Possible Tailoring of the UML for Systems Engineering Purpose. Ogren Ingmar, Systems Engineering, Vol 3, No4, pp. 212-224, 2000. [355 KB]
  5. Recommended book: Advanced Systems - thinking, engineering and management. Derek K. Hitchins. Artech House
  6. On Specifying Systems, (Leslie Lamport http://research.microsoft.com/users/lamport/ ). The book Specifying Systems: The TLA+ Language and Tools for Hardware and Software Engineers has been published by Addison-Wesley Professional, a division of Pearson Education. You can also download a copy for your own use, as well as accompanying material. Please address all comments and suggestions to Leslie Lamport.