Signal and Information Processing in Science and Engineering - Design Methodology

02.06.2008 - 31.05.2011
Research funding project
Distributed signals and data will be of great importance to our future daily life. The application of ubiquitous networked sensors, processing units, and distributed data sets will enhance the understanding of our world and its sustainable use. In this context, massive amounts of data have to be turned into concise and useful information, which demands groundbreaking new science at the intersection of mathematics, signal and information processing, communications theory, and scientific computing. The National Research Network ¿Signal and Information Processing in Science and Engineering¿ (NFN SISE) aims at developing new theories, algorithms, and implementations that enable the extraction, compression, transmission, and storage of information in large-scale distributed data sets. The focus will be on distributed architectures which can be designed to be fault tolerant and scalable. Design Methodology¿unified design of the network and its nodes using a formalized mathematically tractable language and an algorithm representation in normal form.

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Grant funds

  • FWF - Österr. Wissenschaftsfonds (National) Austrian Science Fund (FWF)

Research focus

  • Distributed and Parallel Systems: 20%
  • Telecommunication: 50%
  • Sensor Systems: 30%

Keywords

GermanEnglish
Verteilte Architekturendistributed architectures
Entwicklungsmethodikdesign methods

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