Composition of Embedded Systems. Scientific and Industrial Issues [electronic resource] : 13th Monterey Workshop 2006 Paris, France, October 16-18, 2006 Revised Selected Papers / edited by Fabrice Kordon, Oleg Sokolsky.

Model Driven Development and Embedded Systems -- On the Correctness of Model Transformations in the Development of Embedded Systems -- Supporting System Level Design of Distributed Real Time Systems for Automotive Applications -- From MDD to Full Industrial Process: Building Distributed Real-Time Embedded Systems for the High-Integrity Domain -- Model-Based Failure Management for Distributed Reactive Systems -- Software Engineering for Embedded Systems -- A Methodology and Supporting Tools for the Development of Component-Based Embedded Systems -- Industrial Challenges in the Composition of Embedded Systems -- Deep Random Search for Efficient Model Checking of Timed Automata -- OASiS: A Service-Oriented Architecture for Ambient-Aware Sensor Networks -- Composition Technologies -- Composing and Decomposing QoS Attributes for Distributed Real-Time Systems: Experience to Date and Hard Problems Going Forward -- Recent Additions on the Application Programming Interface of the TMO Support Middleware -- Integrating Automotive Applications Using Overlay Networks on Top of a Time-Triggered Protocol -- Reliability Properties of Models for Flexible Design and Run-Time Analysis.

Composition of Embedded Systems: Scienti?c and Industrial Issues TheMontereyWorkshopsserieswas initiatedin 1992byDavidHislop withthe purpose of exploring the critical problems associated with cost-effective development of hi- quality software systems. During its 14-year history, the Monterey Workshops have brought together scientists that share a common interest in software development - search serving practical advances in next-generation software-intensive systems. Each year is dedicated to a particular topic of critical importance. In the past years, workshop topics were “Networked Systems: Realization of Reliable Systems on Unreliable N- worked Platforms” (2005 in Laguna Beach, California), "Software Engineering Tools: Compatibility and Integration" (2004 in Vienna), " Engineering for Embedded S- tems: From Requirements to Implementation"(2003 in Chicago), "Radical Innovations of Software and Systems Engineering in the Future" (2002 in Venice), "Engineering Automation for Software Intensive System Integration" (2001 in Monterey). th The 14 Monterey Workshop was held in Paris, France, during October 16–18, 2006. Context of the 2006 Monterey Workshop Distributed real-time embedded (DRE) systems are notoriously hard to design, imp- ment, and validate. The complexity of a typical system found in many critical - plications in civil and military aviation, transportation systems, and medical devices exceeds the capabilities of existing developmentand veri cation technologies. Com- nies spend enormous amounts of time and resources on veri cation and validation of DRE systems they develop and yet, despite their best efforts, hard-to- nd errors show up in deployed products.