Sessions
Wednesday | Session 1: Memory Contention & OverheadChair: Marko Bertogna |
10:30 | MINIMIZING DRAM RANK SWITCHING OVERHEAD FOR IMPROVED TIMING BOUNDS AND PERFORMANCE Leonardo Ecco, Adam Kostrzewa and Rolf Ernst |
11:00 | CONTENTION-FREE EXECUTION OF AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS ON A CLUSTERED MANY-CORE PLATFORM Matthias Becker, Dakshina Dasari, Borislav Nikolic, Benny Akesson, Vincent Nelis and Thomas Nolte |
11:30 | A NEW APPROACH FOR LIMITED PREEMPTION SCHEDULING WITH PREEMPTION OVERHEAD Mitra Nasri, Geoffrey Nelissen and Gerhard Fohler |
Wednesday | Session 2: Task Synchronization & SuspensionChair: Claire Pagetti |
13:30 | LIGHTWEIGHT REAL-TIME SYNCHRONIZATION UNDER P-EDF ON SYMMETRIC AND ASYMMETRIC MULTIPROCESSORS Alessandro Biondi and Bjorn Brandenburg |
14:00 | MULTIPROCESSOR REAL-TIME LOCKING PROTOCOLS FOR REPLICATED RESOURCES Catherine Nemitz, Kecheng Yang, Ming Yang, Pontus Ekberg and Jim Anderson |
14:30 | A UNIFYING RESPONSE TIME ANALYSIS FRAMEWORK FOR DYNAMIC SELF-SUSPENDING TASKS Jian-Jia Chen, Geoffrey Nelissen and Wen-Hung Huang |
Wednesday | Session 3: NetworksChair: Jean-Dominique Decotignie |
15:30 | URGENCY-BASED SCHEDULER FOR TIME-SENSITIVE SWITCHED ETHERNET NETWORKS Johannes Specht and Soheil Samii |
16:00 | REDUCING THE CONTENTION EXPERIENCED BY REAL-TIME CORE-TO-I/O FLOWS OVER A NETWORK ON CHIP Laure Abdallah, Mathieu Jan, Jerome Ermont and Christian Fraboul |
16:30 | ANOMALY DETECTION USING INTER-ARRIVAL CURVES FOR REAL-TIME SYSTEMS Mahmoud Salem, Mark Crowley and Sebastian Fischmeister |
Thursday | Session 4: Mixed-Criticality SystemsChair: Marcus Völp |
10:30 | MAXIMIZING PARALLELISM WITHOUT EXPLODING DEADLINES IN A MIXED CRITICALITY EMBEDDED SYSTEM Antoine Blin, Cedric Courtaud, Julien Sopena, Julia Lawall and Gilles Muller |
11:00 | MIXED-CRITICALITY SCHEDULING WITH I/O Richard West, Eric Missimer and Katherine Zhao |
11:30 | SCHEDULING MIXED-CRITICALITY SYSTEMS TO GUARANTEE SOME SERVICE UNDER ALL NON-ERRONEOUS BEHAVIORS Sanjoy Baruah, Alan Burns and Zhishan Guo |
Thursday | Session 5: Timing Analysis IChair: Isabelle Puaut |
13:30 | A FRAMEWORK FOR THE DERIVATION OF WCET ANALYSES FOR MULTI-CORE PROCESSORS Michael Jacobs, Sebastian Hahn and Sebastian Hack |
14:00 | EFFICIENT WORST-CASE EXECUTION TIME ANALYSIS OF DYNAMIC BRANCH PREDICTION Wolfgang Puffitsch |
Thursday | Session 6: Scheduling & AnalysisChair: Martina Maggio |
15:00 | NON-WORK-CONSERVING NON-PREEMPTIVE SCHEDULING: MOTIVATIONS, CHALLENGES, AND POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS Mitra Nasri and Gerhard Fohler |
15:30 | SCHEDULABILITY ANALYSIS OF SYNCHRONOUS DIGRAPH REAL-TIME TASKS Morteza Mohaqeqi, Syed Md Jakaria Abdullah, Nan Guan and Wang Yi
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Friday | Session 7: Timing Analysis IIChair: Rob Davis |
09:00 | ACHIEVING APPROPRIATE TEST COVERAGE FOR RELIABLE MEASUREMENT-BASED TIMING ANALYSIS Stephen Law and Iain Bate |
09:30 | EXTREME VALUE THEORY FOR ESTIMATING TASK EXECUTION TIME BOUNDS: A CAREFUL LOOK George Lima, Dario Dias and Edna Barros |
Friday | Session 8: MultiprocessorsChair: George Lima |
10:30 | ILP-BASED APPROACHES TO PARTITIONING RECURRENT WORKLOADS UPON HETEROGENEOUS MULTIPROCESSORS Sanjoy Baruah, Vincenzo Bonifaci, Renato Bruni and Alberto Marchetti-Spaccamela |
11:00 | SLEEP SCHEDULING FOR ENERGY-SAVINGS IN MULTI-CORE PROCESSORS Sandeep D'souza, Anand Bhat and Ragunathan Rajkumar |
11:30 | MULTIPROCESSOR REAL-TIME SCHEDULING WITH HIERARCHICAL PROCESSOR AFFINITIES Vincenzo Bonifaci, Bjorn Brandenburg, Gianlorenzo D'Angelo and Alberto Marchetti-Spaccamela |
Friday | Session 9: Outstanding PapersChair: Nathan Fisher |
13:30 | PARTITIONED MULTIPROCESSOR FIXED-PRIORITY SCHEDULING OF SPORADIC REAL-TIME TASKS Jian-Jia Chen |
14:00 | CACHE-PERSISTENCE-AWARE RESPONSE-TIME ANALYSIS FOR FIXED-PRIORITY PREEMPTIVE SYSTEMS Syed Aftab Rashid, Geoffrey Nelissen, Damien Hardy, Benny Akesson, Isabelle Puaut and Eduardo Tovar |
14:30 | PROSA: A CASE FOR READABLE MECHANIZED SCHEDULABILITY ANALYSIS Felipe Cerqueira, Felix Stutz and Bjorn Brandenburg |