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Building infrastructure to extend the practical research capability in Modelling and Analysis
Large and complex Distributed Real-time and Embedded (DRE) systems can be deployed and executed using both bare-metal and virtualised machine approaches. When a targeting a bare-metal deployment, the number of machines is usually limited due to the cost and availability of a large bank of servers. One solution to this problem is to use low […]
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Position Available: Research Associate
Research Associate School of Computer Science, University of Adelaide Job Reference Number: 9470 The School of Computer Science invites applications for the position of Research Associate within the area of performance prediction of distributed systems. This position is appointed in association with the Defence Information Group, conducting research into the challenges of building large, complex […]
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Position Available: Software Developer
DIG has a position available over the summer break within our project on Security within Virtual Environments. We are looking for someone with good coding skills, good problem solving skills and an interest in working with our group to learn more about security and performance issues. A weakness in the X86 architecture allows programs to […]
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MILCIS 2013: Modeling scenarios for the performance prediction of distributed real-time embedded systems
The Military Communications and Information Systems Conference is one of Australia’s key conferences for discussing solutions to defence problems, bringing together key representatives from the military, government, industry and universities. CDIT will be presenting two papers at this conference, discussing our work on System Execution Modelling and how we obtain early performance information for software […]
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Flush+Reload: a High Resolution, Low Noise, L3 Cache Side-Channel Attack
An early result from our work with DSTO on security and virtualisation is now available from the Cryptology ePrint Archive. Our work with DSTO focusses on understanding the benefits and limitations, in terms of security, in using virtualisation in real-time and defence systems. As part of this work, we have been able to identify a […]
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ICECCS 2013: Model-driven performance prediction of distributed real-time embedded defence systems
A paper outlining our approach to system execution modelling has been accepted at ICECCS. The paper outlines our approach, including the processes and tools that have developed, and provides a small case study to illustrate its utility. We are excited to have an early paper out that describes our holistic view of system execution modelling, […]
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ASWEC 2013: A Model-driven Approach for Ensuring Change Traceability and Multi-Model Consistency
A paper describing our work in multi-modelling has been accepted for the ASWEC 2013 conference to be held in Melbourne in June. This paper describes our work in the multi-modeling project, led by Dr Claudia Szabo, providing initial experimental results and an overview of our multi-modelling architecture. Multi-modelling supports the integration of different modelling languages […]
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Nicholas Pacholski joins CDIT as Honours Student
Nicholas Pacholski has joined CDIT to complete his Honours year research project. Welcome Nicholas! Nicholas will be working on the development of a Smart Drone Positioning system. We are exploring the capabilities of various devices such as the AR Drones, which are radio controlled flying quadrotor helicopters designed to be controlled with iOS and Android devices. […]
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New software developer joins CDIT
Mehdi Sarikhani (Arash) has joined DIG to work on a new collaborative project with DSTO. Arash will be working as a software developer on the HMI project, experimenting with software architectures for prototyping HMI interfaces and constructing a prototype system to explore appropriate component architectures and interface designs. This work combines elements of distributed systems […]
Software Developer Position available: HMI Prototyping
The DIG group is looking for a software developer to assist with a project working with Defence on Human-Machine Interface (HMI) design. If you have an interest in HMI, human factors, software architecture or performance modelling then this position may be of interest to you. Our HMI project is exploring how we can support rapid […]
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