Eric Rutten
INRIA
Rhône-Alpes
Inovallée -- 655, avenue de l'Europe, Montbonnot
--
38334 Saint-Ismier cedex, FRANCE
Tel: +33 476 61 55 50, Fax: +33 476 61 52 07,
Eric.Rutten@inria.fr
PhD position
on
Validation and Control of Dynamically Reconfigurable Embedded Systems
upcoming events:
FeBID 2010,
Fifth International Workshop on Feedback Control Implementation and Design in Computing Systems and Networks
(with the ACM SIGOPS EuroSys 2010 Conference),
April 13, Paris, France.
DANCE 2010,
first workshop on Distributed
Architecture modeling for Novel Component Embedded systems
(with the 10th
NOTERE 2010 int. conf.),
Tozeur,
Tunisia, May 29-June 2, 2010.
J.M. Muller, E. Niel, L. Pietrac, E. Rutten (editors).
Special section on
Interactions of discrete-event automation and computer sciences,
JUCS vol. 15 nr. 17,
dec. 2009.
recent papers on:
Model-based control of adaptive and reconfigurable computing systems
[DR10]
[DMR10]
[DMR09]
[ADR09]
[GR09]
[ER09]
Control and synchronous modeling of data intensive applications
[YDGR09]
[YGRD08]
[GRYBD08]
[GYR08]
I am an INRIA researcher
at INRIA Grenoble Rhône-Alpes.
My general research interests concern the programming of
reactive and real-time systems
[jDEDS07,
MSR05],
the synchronous programming languages
[JES09,
SLAP08,
SLAP03,
SLAP02],
and the techniques for the design and validation of programs and systems,
particularly discrete controller synthesis.
I am interested in their applications in embedded and control systems
[R99]
and in the control of adaptive systems
[ER08b].
I am contributing in the real-time systems community
(e.g. the ARTIST European Network of Excellence),
as well as in initiatives such as the French competitiveness cluster
MINALOGIC
on micro- and nano-technologies,
or the cooperation between INRIA and CEA concerning Systems on Chip (SoC).
I am building up a new activity on the
model-based control of adaptive and reconfigurable computing systems
[ER09]
[ER08a],
based on discrete control theory techniques.
Particularly, I apply discrete controller synthesis,
in cooperation with the VerTecs team,
for the correct design of
closed-loop management of resources and energy, e.g. in mobile devices
[ADR09, [YDGR09],
and of fault recovery
[GR09,
DCDS07].
I encapsulate these automated formal techniques into programming environments
[ACMR03]
and integrate them in model-based engineering methodologies, to favor the spreading of their use
[YDGR09,
DR07].
The approach is explored at different levels:
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in software, at the levels of application adaptation or lower, for administration control-loops;
more precisely:
-
in relation with the FRACTAL component-based model
and middleware,
in the MIND project of
MINALOGIC;
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in relation with Real-Time Operating Systems for control applications,
in cooperation with the NeCS team;
-
in hardware and architectures,
where appropriate control levels have to be identified
e.g.,
-
in date-intensive computing,
with the DaRT team
at INRIA Lille
[GYR08,
YGRD08b,
LDBR07].
-
and
in reconfigurable architectures e.g., FPGA-based,
in the context of the ANR project FAMOUS.
In the past I have worked
with the POP ART team,
wich I founded in january 2003 and lead until december 2004,
as a follow-up of the BIP team which I lead from january 2001.
I worked in 2005-2006 with
the DaRT
team, at INRIA Lille.
Long before, I was with the Ep-Atr
team at IRISA/INRIA-Rennes, now transformed amongst others into
Espresso.
PhDs and post-doc colleagues, present and past:
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Sébastien Guillet, PhD 2009-...
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Gwenael Delaval, post-doc 2009-...
[DR07]
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Soufyane Aboubekr, PhD 2008-...
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Huafeng Yu, PhD 2005-2008
[YGRD08b] (then post-doc at INRIA Rennes)
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Ouassila Labbani, PhD 2004-2006
[LDBR07] (then Assistant Prof. at U. Dijon)
-
Abdoulaye Gamatie, post-doc 2005-2006
[GRYBD08] (then CNRS at LIFL Lille)
-
Emil Dumitrescu, post-doc 2003-2004
[DGR04] (then Assistant Prof. at INSA Lyon)
-
Karine Altisen, post-doc 2001-2002
[ACMR03] (then Assistant Prof. with ENSIMAG, at Verimag)
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Fernando Jimenez, PhD 1998-2001
[J01] (then Assistant Prof. in Mexico)
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Jean-Rene Beauvais, PhD 1996-1999
[B01] (then industry)
Dernière modification / last modified: 2 feb. 2010