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Edge-Enabled Tactical Systems (EETS)Investigates architectures and technologies that adapt new generations ofmobile devices and sensors to support humans operating in demanding edgeenvironmentsMobile technologies can enhance the manner in whichpeople operate in tactical environments• Local data caching with reach back when available• Cyber-foraging to enhance handheld and sensor devicecapabilities• Flexible deployment and rapid adaptation for new missions• Context-aware computing to reduce cognitive load andconserve resources• Local, edge analytics to provide rapid data analysis• Increased use of autonomy (drones, robots, sensors)What architectures and technologies support soldiers and other edge users incustomizing systems to unique needs, finding information that matters, and tocontinue processing in uncertain computing environments?Does Scale Really Matter?: ULS Systems Seven Years LaterLinda Northrop: May 24, 201366© 2013 Carnegie Mellon University
SEI and Broader Carnegie Mellon CollaborationS. SimantaCloudlet CoreS. SimantaGaze-TrackingApplicationsJ. BolengSecure DigitalContainersK. HaW. RichterY. AbeP. SubramanyamL. QiS. JainV. ShenoyV. TibrewalM. SubramaniamG. Lewis E. MatershevEnergy Model forBluetooth and WiFiG. LewisApplicationVirtualizationD. MessingerSecure LanguageMobile ComputingJ. Aldrich, AssociateProfessor, SCS, CMUCyber-ForagingR. Reussner,Professor, KITJ. BolengM. Satyanarayanan,Professor, SCS, CMUSocialNetworkAnalysisJ. Pfeffer,AssociateResearchProfessor, ISR,CMUG. LewisEETSEdge AnalyticsK. Carley,Professor,ISR, CMUV. DwivediE. MorrisM. Hebert,Professor, RI,CMUD. Garlan,Professor, ISR,CMUB. Schmerl,Senior SystemsScientist, ISR,CMUeMontage/SA MashupsA. Botterell, Research Scientist, CMU Silicon ValleyM. Griss, Director, CMU Silicon ValleyK. ChangB. Myers, Professor, HCII, CMUDynamicWorkflowGenerationA. Dey, Associate Professor, HCII, CMUJ-H Hong, Post Doc, HCII, CMUA. Rowe, Assistant Research Professor, ECES. DeVincentisAR.Drone HardwareN. StorerExtensions and DriversL. PintoT. Lattanze, Associate Teaching Professor, ISR, CMUMSIT-ESE Team (5)End-User ProgrammingInformation Superiority to the EdgeStreamingDataAnalysisGroup AutonomyJ. EdmondsonDistributed AIK. Mai, Assistant Professor, ECE, CMUL. Pileggi, Professor, ECE, CMUS. SimantaEmergencyResponseJ. BolengContext-AwareSensor SamplingThermal andAcousticSensorsSummary17 CMU researchers21 students5 SEI Principal InvestigatorsDoes Scale Really Matter?: ULS Systems Seven Years LaterLinda Northrop: May 24, 201367© 2013 Carnegie Mellon University
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Software Engineering Institute (SEI
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Ultra-Large-Scale (ULS)SystemsDoes
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Beginning of theULS System JourneyD
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Societal ProblemsClimate change and
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Trend Toward Increasing Scale-1•
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Increasing Scale In Military System
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Expert PanelGregory AbowdGeorgia In
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Page 87 and 88: References - 2Bryant, Barrett R., J
Page 89 and 90: References - 4Clements, Paul, and M
Page 91 and 92: References - 6Froihofer, Lorenz, Ge
Page 93 and 94: References - 8Hill, James H., Jules
Page 95 and 96: References - 10Lucrédio, Daniel, E
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Page 99 and 100: References - 14Valerdi, Ricardo, El
Page 101 and 102: References - 16Zhu, Liming, and Yan
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