ABLE Project Research

Research The ABLE Group is primarily interested in research that involves: Improving the quality of software systems with new design tools, notations, and methods. Coping with the emerging software challenges of ubiquity, pervasiveness, heterogeneity, mobility, and naive users. Current Projects
Self-Healing Systems	Discovering Architectures from Running Systems
Software Architecture Description & Analysis	Service Oriented Architectures for Socio-Cultural Systems
Architecture Evolution	Cyber Physical Systems
Past Projects RADAR : A Personal Cognitive Assistant Project Aura: Distraction-free Ubiquitous Computing Formal specification of software architecture, including the Wright architecture description language. Models and tools for reasoning about Implicit Invocation (Publish-Subscribe) Systems. The Aesop Software Architecture Design Environment Generator.

Research