Self-Adaptation in Highly Distributed Dynamic Systems
Résumé
This breakout group focused on identifying the challenges of performing self-adaptation in highly distributed dynamic systems.
This is a pressing issue in self-adaptive systems research, as proposed ``smart" systems are increasingly built out of disparate entities (sensors and actuators) that feature a close connection to the physical world -- so-called cyber-physical systems (CPSs).
Examples are numerous: intelligent vehicle navigation, fleets of autonomous robots, emergency coordination systems, to mention just a few.
CPSs are typically distributed at the physical space and feature no firm boundaries -- they are open-ended. They are composed of loosely connected entities, that are often mobile.
Grafting such systems with self-adaptive capabilities is a distinct challenge, which projects itself in all phases of the autonomic loop.
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