Challenges and Directions Forward for Dealing with the Complexity of Future Smart Cyber-Physical Systems
Törngren, Martin
Challenges and Directions Forward for Dealing with the Complexity of Future Smart Cyber-Physical Systems - Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2021 - 1 electronic resource (232 p.)
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A key aspect of cyber-physical systems (CPS) is their potential for integrating information technologies with embedded control systems and physical systems to form new or improved functionalities. CPS thus draws upon advances in many areas. This positioning provides unprecedented opportunities for innovation, both within and across existing domains. However, at the same time, it is commonly understood that we are already stretching the limits of existing methodologies. In embarking towards CPS with such unprecedented capabilities, it becomes essential to improve our understanding of CPS complexity and how we can deal with it. Complexity has many facets, including complexity of the CPS itself, of the environments in which the CPS acts, and in terms of the organizations and supporting tools that develop, operate, and maintain CPS. This book is a result of a journal Special Issue, with the objective of providing a forum for researchers and practitioners to exchange their latest achievements and to identify critical issues, challenges, opportunities, and future directions for how to deal with the complexity of future CPS. The contributions include 10 papers on the following topics: (I) Systems and Societal Aspects Related to CPS and Their Complexity; (II) Model-Based Development Methods for CPS; (III) CPS Resource Management and Evolving Computing Platforms; and (IV) Architectures for CPS.
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books978-3-03943-021-5 9783039430208 9783039430215
10.3390/books978-3-03943-021-5 doi
History of engineering & technology
component-based software engineering mode mode-switch complexity cyber-physical systems systems engineering uncertainty microgrid distributed design self-similar architecture plug-n-play distributed control distribution network field test autonomous cyber-physical systems resilience ethics nano-bio-info-cogno technologies smart cyber-physical systems self-generated intelligence ampliative reasoning mechanism procedural abduction data-driven system control run-time acquired data computational functions self-adaptation capability human/socially-centered applications embedded systems software component component-based development CBD GPU GPU component allocation component allocation architecture layer time-triggered system real-time adaptation scheduling multi-core real-time systems Fixed-Priority Preemptive Scheduling (FPPS) mixed-criticality systems n/a Cyber Physical Systems Reactive Systems Model-Based Design Embedded Systems Automatic Code Generation IDE Internet of Things model testing mutation testing energy consumption EAST-ADL
Challenges and Directions Forward for Dealing with the Complexity of Future Smart Cyber-Physical Systems - Basel, Switzerland MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2021 - 1 electronic resource (232 p.)
Open Access
A key aspect of cyber-physical systems (CPS) is their potential for integrating information technologies with embedded control systems and physical systems to form new or improved functionalities. CPS thus draws upon advances in many areas. This positioning provides unprecedented opportunities for innovation, both within and across existing domains. However, at the same time, it is commonly understood that we are already stretching the limits of existing methodologies. In embarking towards CPS with such unprecedented capabilities, it becomes essential to improve our understanding of CPS complexity and how we can deal with it. Complexity has many facets, including complexity of the CPS itself, of the environments in which the CPS acts, and in terms of the organizations and supporting tools that develop, operate, and maintain CPS. This book is a result of a journal Special Issue, with the objective of providing a forum for researchers and practitioners to exchange their latest achievements and to identify critical issues, challenges, opportunities, and future directions for how to deal with the complexity of future CPS. The contributions include 10 papers on the following topics: (I) Systems and Societal Aspects Related to CPS and Their Complexity; (II) Model-Based Development Methods for CPS; (III) CPS Resource Management and Evolving Computing Platforms; and (IV) Architectures for CPS.
Creative Commons
English
books978-3-03943-021-5 9783039430208 9783039430215
10.3390/books978-3-03943-021-5 doi
History of engineering & technology
component-based software engineering mode mode-switch complexity cyber-physical systems systems engineering uncertainty microgrid distributed design self-similar architecture plug-n-play distributed control distribution network field test autonomous cyber-physical systems resilience ethics nano-bio-info-cogno technologies smart cyber-physical systems self-generated intelligence ampliative reasoning mechanism procedural abduction data-driven system control run-time acquired data computational functions self-adaptation capability human/socially-centered applications embedded systems software component component-based development CBD GPU GPU component allocation component allocation architecture layer time-triggered system real-time adaptation scheduling multi-core real-time systems Fixed-Priority Preemptive Scheduling (FPPS) mixed-criticality systems n/a Cyber Physical Systems Reactive Systems Model-Based Design Embedded Systems Automatic Code Generation IDE Internet of Things model testing mutation testing energy consumption EAST-ADL