Abbrevation
DARES
City
Tokyo
Country
Japan
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Abstract

DARES is the fourth workshop on the new and rapidly growing area of auto&#8211;adaptive computing and reconfigurable systems aimed at providing an up to date run&#8211;time environment for applications and services facing evolving and/or fluctuating execution conditions&#046;<br>The development of this area is a natural outcome of the tremendous advances in software development using component composition and aspect oriented modeling, design and programming in conjunction with distributed computing&#046; DARES 2004 will discuss this new dimensions in terms of adaptability, integration of behaviors, system extensibility, software platform reconfiguration and system management&#046;<br>The goals of this workshop are to bring together users and researchers to present their recent work related to diverse aspects of distributed auto&#8211;adaptive and reconfigurable systems, their fundamental issues, their paradigms and some appropriate approaches and experiments&#046; The workshop will thus present opportunities for discussing further evolutions and their expected benefits&#046; Research papers to introduce technologies of specific application problems, frameworks for constructing distributed auto adaptive applications, or commercial systems and tools are welcome&#046; <b>Keywords:</b> Auto&#8211;adaptive ad hoc protocols and architectures<br>Models and methodologies for auto adaptation<br>Knowledge domain and meta modeling<br>Controlability and observability<br>Separation of concerns and composition<br>Specification of adaptability aspects<br>Specification of distribution and reconfiguration aspects<br>Composability anomalies<br>Management of adaptive architectures<br>Management and monitoring of composed services<br>Discovery and computability of services<br>Verification and conflict resolution<br>Quality notions : correctness, adaptiveness, …<br>Quality and behavioral concerns<br>Dynamic composition formal logic<br>Aspect Oriented Modeling<br>Programming styles : AOP, BF, SOP, VOP, &#046;&#046;&#046;<br>Programming techniques<br>Languages and notations for composition<br>Operations and protocols for auto&#8211;adaptiveness<br>Model checking, theorem proving, superposition<br>Introspection and intercession to support metamorphism<br>Languages for auto&#8211;adaptive systems<br>Tools and platforms for auto&#8211;adaptive systems<br>Composition operators : run&#8211;time, compile&#8211;time, installation&#8211;time<br>Secure, reliable, trustworthy computing environments<br>Scalable, flexible and rapid deployments and changes<br>Architectures for next generation multimedia services<br>Architectures for next generation wireless and mobile services