The DSE Project is intended to support Distributed Systems Engineering activities, facilitating distributed collaboration on the whole System Engineering LifeCycle in complex and international projects. DSE puts special emphasis on Design and Verification activities involving a large and multi-level customer-supplier network.
More information and the official project page.
DSE brochure in pdf format (part 1/2, 1.4 MB)
DSE brochure in pdf format (part 2/2, 0.8 MB)
The aim of this project is to develop, experiment and exploit a generic and integrated architecture for distributed interactive simulation facilities. This European project, sponsored by the CEC, includes several industrial and academic partners. The pilot applications come from the space, avionic and automobile areas.
The LIP6, along with the Research University of Stuttgart (RUS), focuss
on the networking aspects. This project is complementary to
the Placebo project since the target applications involve a limited
number of sites but have more stringent requirements.More information and the official project page.
One page description of the project with optional registration form in (compressed) postscript or word formats.
This project studies the networking requirements of a Distributed Interactive Simulation application, and to propose an appropriate RSVP over IPv6 over ATM communication service. In addition to the LIP6, this project includes the LAAS-CNRS laboratory of Toulouse, the RODEO group of INRIA Sophia-Antipolis, and Dassault Electronique which provides the application.
This ATM testbed is the basis of several projects, including Placebo. More information can be found in document (compressed ps): ``Protocoles haut débit et applications multimédias coopératives distribuées: bilan des expérimentations sur SAFIR'' (in French), Décembre 1998.
