Department of Computer and Information Science

Externally Funded Research Projects at PELAB

Beyond all the internal research projects within each working group, there are currently the following externally funded projects at PELAB:

Current projects

• ePUMA: DSP Platform for Emerging Telecommunication and Multimedia
  WP3: DSP program analysis for memory access patterns and optimized code generation with configuration of the memory access network on a novel reconfigurable DSP chip multiprocessor architecture.
  Contact: Prof. Christoph Kessler
• High-Level Debugging of Equation-Based System Modeling and Simulation Languages
  Contact: Prof. Peter Fritzson
• Integrated Software Pipelining
  Integrated Code Generation for instruction-level parallel processor architectures.
  Contact: Prof. Christoph Kessler
• OpenProd
  Open Model-Driven Whole-Product Development and Simulation Environment
  Contact: Prof. Peter Fritzson
• OpenModelica
  Open source development of a model-driven environment based on Modelica and Eclipse
  Contact: Prof. Peter Fritzson

• PEPPHER
  Performance Portability and Programmability for Heterogeneous Many-core Architectures.
  Contact: Prof. Christoph Kessler
• REPLICA
  Programming model, language, compiler and run-time system design for a tightly-synchronized shared memory many-core chip multiprocessor.
  Contact: Prof. Christoph Kessler
• SeRC-OpCoReS: Optimized Composition and Run-time Support for e-Science
  Contact: Prof. Christoph Kessler

Some recently finished projects

• RISE-II (2006-2007)
  Research on Integrational Software Engineering.
  Contact: Prof. Peter Fritzson, Prof. Uwe Assmann, Prof. Christoph Kessler, Prof. Kristian Sandahl

• GridModelica (2003-2006)
  Parallel modeling and simulation on the grid.
  Contact: Prof. Peter Fritzson, Prof. Christoph Kessler

• SafeModSim (2006-2009)
  Safe and secure modeling and simulation on the grid.
  Contact: Prof. Peter Fritzson, Prof. Mariam Kamkar, Prof. Christoph Kessler

• VISIMOD - VIsualization, MODeling, SIMulation and System Identification (2003-2007)
  Contact: Prof. Lennart Ljung, Prof. Peter Fritzson, Prof. Anders Ynnerman, Prof. Lars Nielsen

• Proviking Systems Engineering and Computational Design-SECD (2003-2007)
  Contact: Prof. Petter Krus, Prof. Peter Fritzson, Prof. Dag Fritzson, m.fl.

• The Gait E-Book (2006-2007)
  Effective Participatory Learning Using High Level Gait Simulation and Active Electronic Books,
  at Linköping University and Stanford University.
  Contact: Prof. Peter Fritzson and Prof. Jessica Rose

Page responsible: Kristian Sandahl
Last updated: 2011-03-24