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ORCID7th AHS 2012: Erlangen, Germany
- Umeshkumar D. Patel, Khaled Benkrid, David Merodio:
2012 NASA/ESA Conference on Adaptive Hardware and Systems, AHS 2012, Erlangen, Germany, June 25-28, 2012. IEEE 2012, ISBN 978-1-4673-1915-7 - Thomas P. Flatley:
Keynote address I: SpaceCube: A family of reconfigurable hybrid on-board science data processors. - Jürgen Teich:
Keynote address II: Exploiting dynamic hardware reconfigurability for efficiency, performance, and reliability. - Tanya Vladimirova:
Keynote address III: Microelectronics and embedded systems for space applications.
Session A: Reconfigurable Computing for Space Applications
- Holger Michel, Adrian Belger, Frank Bubenhagen, Björn Fiethe, Harald Michalik, Wayne Sullivan, Alex Wishart, Jørgen Ilstad:
The SoCWire protocol (SoCP): A flexible and minimal protocol for a Network-on-Chip. 1-8 - Jens Hagemeyer, Arne Hilgenstein, Dirk Jungewelter, Dario Cozzi, Carmelo Felicetti, Ulrich Rückert, Sebastian Korf, Markus Koester, Fabio Margaglia, Mario Porrmann
, Florian Dittmann, Michael Ditze, Julian Harris, Luca Sterpone, Jørgen Ilstad:
A scalable platform for run-time reconfigurable satellite payload processing. 9-16 - Alexander Hofmann, Rainer Wansch, Robért Glein, Bernd Kollmannthaler:
An FPGA based on-board processor platform for space application. 17-22 - Muhammad Fayyaz, Tanya Vladimirova, Jean-Michel Caujolle:
Adaptive middleware design for satellite fault-tolerant distributed computing. 23-30 - Björn Fiethe, Frank Bubenhagen, Tobias Lange, Harald Michalik, Holger Michel, Joachim Woch, Johann Hirzberger:
Adaptive hardware by dynamic reconfiguration for the Solar Orbiter PHI instrument. 31-37
Session B: Special Session on Dependability by Reconfigurable Hardware
- Lars Bauer, Claus Braun, Michael E. Imhof, Michael A. Kochte, Hongyan Zhang, Hans-Joachim Wunderlich, Jörg Henkel:
OTERA: Online test strategies for reliable reconfigurable architectures - Invited paper for the AHS-2012 special session "Dependability by reconfigurable hardware". 38-45 - Kostas Siozios, Dimitrios Soudris:
A low-cost fault tolerant solution targeting to commercial FPGA devices. 46-53 - Giulio Corradi, Romuald Girardey, Jürgen Becker:
Xilinx tools facilitate development of FPGA applications for IEC61508. 54-61 - Ali Azarian, João Canas Ferreira, Stephan Werner, Zlatko Petrov, João M. P. Cardoso, Michael Hübner:
Analysis of error detection schemes: Toolchain support and hardware/software implications. 62-69
Session C: Adaptive Optics
- Michael Schmid:
Variable optical filters for enhanced image sensor performance. 70-76 - Suman Kumar Maji, Hussein M. Yahia, Oriol Pont, Joël Sudre, Thierry Fusco, Vincent Michau:
Towards multiscale reconstruction of perturbated phase from Hartmann-Shack acquisitions. 77-84
Session D: Reconfigurable Computing
- Xabier Iturbe, Khaled Benkrid, Raul Torrego, Ali Ebrahim, Tughrul Arslan:
Online clock routing in Xilinx FPGAs for high-performance and reliability. 85-91 - Takashi Yoza, Minoru Watanabe:
A 16-configuration-context dynamic optically reconfigurable gate array with a dependable laser array. 92-98 - Victor Gusev Lesau, Edward Chen, William A. Gruver, Dorian Sabaz:
Embedded Linux for concurrent dynamic partially reconfigurable FPGA systems. 99-106
Session E: High Performance Computing for Space Applications
- Ben Hopson, Khaled Benkrid, Didier Keymeulen, Nazeeh Aranki:
Real-time CCSDS lossless adaptive hyperspectral image compression on parallel GPGPU & multicore processor systems. 107-114 - Fisnik Kraja, Arndt Bode, Xavier Martorell:
2D-FMFI SAR application on HPC architectures with OmpSs parallel programming model. 115-121 - Nor Rizuan Mat Noor, Tanya Vladimirova:
Parallel implementation of lossless clustered integer KLT using OpenMP. 122-128
Session F: Bio/Evolution Inspired Adaptive Applications
- Pitiwut Teerakittikul, Gianluca Tempesti, Andy M. Tyrrell:
Artificial hormone network for adaptive robot in a dynamic environment. 129-136 - Filip Kadlcek, Otto Fucík:
Evolutionary design of local binary pattern feature shapes for object detection. 137-144 - Jiaqing Xu, Qi Lv, Tun Li, Yong Dou:
A bio-inspired self-organizing approach for multicellular embryonic architecture. 145-151 - Koldo Basterretxea:
Recursive sigmoidal neurons for adaptive accuracy neural network implementations. 152-158
Session G: Design Methodology
- Christopher Mutschler, Michael Philippsen:
Learning event detection rules with noise hidden Markov models. 159-166 - Carmen G. Almudéver, Antonio Rubio, Javier Martín-Martínez, Albert Crespo-Yepes, Rosana Rodríguez, Montserrat Nafría:
Shape-shifting digital hardware concept: Towards a new adaptive computing system. 167-173 - Dionysios Diamantopoulos, Kostas Siozios, George Lentaris, Dimitrios Soudris, Marcos Avilés Rodrigálvarez:
SPARTAN project: On profiling computer vision algorithms for rover navigation. 174-181 - Aleksandar Simevski, Elena Hadzieva, Rolf Kraemer, Milos Krstic:
Scalable design of a programmable NMR voter with inputs' state descriptor and self-checking capability. 182-189 - Paul Olivier, Juan-Manuel Moreno Aróstegui:
The equilibrium-action cycle as a mechanism for design-evolution integration in autonomous behavior design. 190-197
Session H: Adaptive Applications
- Varun Subramanian, Anurag Umbarkar, Alex Doboli:
Decentralized detection and tracking of emergent kinetic data for wireless grids of embedded sensors. 198-204 - Hanaa M. Hussain, Khaled Benkrid, Huseyin Seker:
An adaptive implementation of a dynamically reconfigurable K-nearest neighbour classifier on FPGA. 205-212
Session I: Special Session on Adaptive Secured Hardware and Mechatronic Security
- Matthias Hiller, Fabrizio De Santis, Dominik Merli, Georg Sigl:
Reliability bound and channel capacity of IBS-based fuzzy embedders. 213-220 - Sunil Malipatlolla, Thomas Feller, Sorin A. Huss:
An adaptive system architecture for mitigating asymmetric cryptography weaknesses on TPMs. 221-226 - Heinz Kreft, Wael Adi:
Cocoon-PUF, a novel mechatronic secure element technology. 227-232
Posters
- Semion Kizhner, Karin B. Blank, Jennifer A. Sichler, Umeshkumar D. Patel, Jacqueline Le Moigne, Esam El-Araby, Vinh Q. Dang:
On development of Hilbert-Huang Transform data processing real-time system with 2D capabilities. 233-238 - Kaifeng Zhang, Huamin Tao, Shanzhu Xiao:
A novel FPGA based virtual-PIG: Cell Matrix with embedded processor. 239-245 - Omer Qadir, Jon Timmis, Gianluca Tempesti, Andy M. Tyrrell:
Profiling the fault tolerance for the adaptive Protein Processing Associative Memory. 246-253 - Kyu-Yeul Wang, Byung-Soo Kim, Taesang Cho, Duck-Jin Chung, Jinyong Chung:
Bio-inspired fault tolerant wireless communication system. 254-258 - Ali Ebrahim, Khaled Benkrid, Xabier Iturbe, Chuan Hong:
A novel high-performance fault-tolerant ICAP controller. 259-263 - Yann Thoma, Etienne Messerli, Michel Starkier, Daniel Molla, Sebastien Masle, Christophe Bianchi, Oliver Gubler, Claude Magliocco, Philippe Crausaz, Samuel Tache, Denis Prêtre, Gregory Trolliet:
Math2Mat: From Octave/Matlab to VHDL. 264-271 - Chafik Egho, Tanya Vladimirova, Martin Sweeting:
Acceleration of Karhunen-Loève transform for System-on-Chip platforms. 272-279 - Victor Dumitriu, Lev Kirischian, Valeri Kirischian:
A framework for adaptive reconfigurable space-borne computing platforms for run-time self-recovery from transient and permanent hardware faults. 280-287 - Yuriy Shiyanovskii, Aravind Rajendran, Christos A. Papachristou:
A low power memory cell design for SEU protection against radiation effects. 288-295
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