Details of Grant

EPSRC Reference:

EP/E025188/1

Title:

AEDUS2: Adaptable Environments for Distributed Ubiquitous Systems

Principal Investigator:

Other Investigators:

Magee, Professor J	Dulay, Dr N	McCann, Professor J
Lupu, Professor EC	Russo, Professor A	Kramer, Professor J
Eisenbach, Professor S	McBrien, Dr P	Uchitel, Dr S

Researcher Co-Investigators:

Project Partners:

Department:

Computing

Organisation:

Imperial College London

Scheme:

Platform Grants

Starts:

01 August 2007

Ends:

31 July 2012

Value (£):

1,107,871

EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:

Artificial Intelligence	Mobile Computing
Networks & Distributed Systems	Software Engineering

EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:

Communications

Related Grants:

Panel History:

Summary on Grant Application Form

This is request for renewal for a further 5 years for a Platform Grant to support personnel and travel for the Distributed Software Engineering Group within the Department of Computing, Imperial College London. This is a world-renowned group which combines practical work on building tools for design and implementation of adaptive ubiquitous and distributed systems and networks with more formal software engineering approaches to behaviour modelling, requirements specification and analysis, language semantics and type systems for distributed programming. This proposal will provide support for cohesion and continuity of funding for a number of experienced researchers as well as permitting short-term evaluation of new ideas and experiments. Projects will focus on a sound Software Engineering approach to adaptive software environments for autonomic systems, policy-based trust, privacy and security, as well as requirements engineering for ubiquitous systems. The proposal will also fund an experienced researcher to provide overall project management and help coordinate the effort required for packaging and maintaining experimental software to make it more accessible to external academic and industrial users.

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