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CD-JRA-2.1.4 Analysis of Service Networks Modeling and Simulation http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-jra-2.1/CD-JRA-2.1.4_Analysis%20of%20Service%20Networks%20Modeling%20and%20Simulation.pdf In this deliverable we present our work on different aspects of Service Networks (SNs) in two parts. In the first part we discuss SNs fundamentals, presenting a life cycle of SNs that breaks down the creation, implementation, enactment, monitoring and optimization of a network into five distinct phases. Each of these phases interacts with different aspects of the S-Cube research framework. In this deliverable we focus on the initial, modeling and simulation phase of the life-cycle. The second part of the deliverable focuses on the application of simulation techniques to two interrelated types of network analysis: value and performance analysis. No publisherdhebgenDeliverableKeyDeliverable2011-06-09T18:54:37ZFileCD-JRA-1.2.5 Comprehensive, integrated adaptation and monitoring principles http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-jra-1.2/CD-JRA-1.2.5_Comprehensive-%20integrated%20adaptation%20and%20monitoring%20principles.pdf This deliverable presents the research results obtained within the scope of workpackage WP-JRA-1.2 towards the comprehensive integrated adaptation and monitoring principles, techniques and methodologies across functional layers, proactive and context-aware adaptation. To bring the results together and to provide a coherent view on the different techniques using common realizing architecture a set of integration scenario has been defined and elaborated. Based on the integrated mode l defined in previous documents, these scenarios aim to define the reference architecture and approach relating various contributions, as well as to define the concrete interfaces and dependencies between them. The
scenario presented in this deliverable refer to the some of the key research problems studied in the scope of the workpackage and the project, namely cross-layer quality driven monitoring and adaptation, proactive adaptation and context-aware monitoring and adaptation.No publisherdhebgenDeliverableKeyDeliverable2011-06-09T18:49:50ZFileCD-JRA-1.1.6 SBA engineering principles comprehensively exploiting HCI and Contextual Knowledge http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-jra-1.1/CD-JRA-1.1.6_SBA%20engineering%20principles%20comprehensively%20exploiting%20HCI%20and%20Contextual%20Knowledge.pdf In this deliverable, we present the research that has been performed in the last year around the S-Cube life-cycle and some related service engineering aspects. Some of the presented contributions validate and extend the S-Cube life-cycle and integrate it with new knowledge about user tasks, inherited from the HCI literature, and context. A special attention is also posed to the problem of service evolution. The various facets of this evolution are considered and a formal framework that allows a definition of service compatibility is provided. A formal framework is also used as the basis for an approach that supports the design and runtime self-adaptation of SBAs. As one of the main goals of industry is to reuse their assets in order not to lose their investments, an important issue for the practical adoption of SBAs is to understand how migration from traditional to SBA systems can be achieved. In this deliverable we present a first step toward a systematization of this field.No publisherdhebgenDeliverableKeyDeliverable2011-06-09T18:39:49ZFileCD-IA-3.2.4 Results of the Second Validation http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-ia-3.2/CD-IA-3.2.4_Results%20of%20the%20Second%20Validation.pdf In this document, Deliverable CD-IA-3.2.4 “Results of the Second Validation” we report the validation of the integration of the IRF building blocks, i.e., the results of task T-IA-3.2.1. This deliverable describes the vision and strategy of the work package WP-IA-3.2 (using the Description of Work Amendment #4 as basis). A description of the work package’s roadmap until the end of the S-Cube project is given, including the validation strategy and the interaction with other WPs.
The validation method is introduced and applied to the IRF. The results of this application are listed. Finally, the summarized results and the conclusions are presented. No publisherdhebgenDeliverableKeyDeliverable2011-06-09T18:36:05ZFileCD-IA-3.1.5 Consolidated Revised Integration Framework http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-ia-3.1/CD-IA-3.1.5_Consolidated%20Revised%20Integration%20Framework.pdf In this deliverable we introduce the revised version of the S-Cube Integrated Research Framework (IRF). Based on the internal validation presented in the deliverable CD-IA-3.2.2 as well on the improvements implemented by the planned readjustment of S-Cube’s Joint Programme of Activities, the research challenges and research questions included in the first version of the IRF (see CD-IA-3.1.3)
had been updated with respect to the research focus of the Joint Research Activities. This effort aims at reducing the complexity of the IRF and also to ensure its consistency. In addition, a first attempt to identify the relationship between the research challenges and questions in the IRF and the Future of Internet vision is discussed. No publisherdhebgenDeliverableKeyDeliverable2011-06-09T18:33:56ZFileCD-IA-2.2.5 Final version of the methodology for describing pilot cases http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-ia-2.2/CD-IA-2.2.5_Final%20version%20of%20the%20methodology%20for%20describing%20pilot%20cases.pdf This deliverable introduces the final version of the methodology for describing pilot cases starting from the first version described in the Deliverable CD-IA-2.2.2. This new version has strict relationships with other S-Cube Integrated Activities: IA-1.1 for the Knowledge Model and IA-3.1 for the Integrated Research Framework. The methodology is also available as a Wiki available at http://scube-casestudies.ws.dei.polimi.it that forms integral and substantial part of this document. No publisherdhebgenDeliverableKeyDeliverable2011-06-09T18:31:33ZFileCD-IA-2.1.4 Mobility programme determined based on the S-Cube Convergence Knowledge Model http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-ia-2.1/CD-IA-2.1.4_Mobility%20programme%20determined%20based%20on%20the%20S-Cube%20Convergence%20Knowledge%20Model_U.pdf This deliverable updates the figures provided in deliverable CD-IA-2.1.3 “Initial assessment of results of a separate mobility program for researchers and students” about how the scientific subjects for mobility and the S-Cube integration framework elements have been covered by the mobility initiatives. The reference period goes from month 1 to month 29. It also proposes a restructuring of the scientific subjects for mobility based on the current focus of S-Cube and on the information recorded in the Knowledge Model. Finally, the deliverable provides some guidelines for the future mobility initiatives.No publisherdhebgenDeliverableKeyDeliverable2011-06-09T18:29:42ZFileCD-IA-1.1.5 Consolidated convergence knowledge model http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-ia-1.1/CD-IA-1.1.5_Consolidated%20convergence%20knowledge%20model.pdf This deliverable describes the work done to achieve a Consolidated Convergence Knowledge Model as required at M33. Consolidation of the Knowledge Model is obtained on the basis of the results of the research agenda alignment, and of the new research results achieved by the different research work-packages. The current deliverable constitutes a follow-up of deliverable CD-IA-1.1.3, and offers an assessment of the KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) defined for the evaluation of the consolidation of the Knowledge Model.
No publisherdhebgenDeliverableKeyDeliverable2011-06-09T18:27:31ZFile[CD-JRA-1.3.5] Integrated principles, techniques and methodologies for specifying end-to-end quality and negotiating SLAs and for assuring end-to-end quality provision and SLA conformance http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-jra-1.3/CD-JRA-1.3.5.pdf The aim of this deliverable is twofold: (1) It provides an updated overview of the research challenges
of WP-JRA-1.3 (“End-to-End Quality Provision & SLA Conformance”). (2) It reports
on results for run-time quality assurance, quality prediction (to enable proactive adaptation) and
automated and proactive negotiation, where first improvements based on the validation results
are incorporated. Work related to these principles and techniques, carried out by S-Cube NoE
participants and published in books, journals and conference proceedings, is summarized and
assessed with respect to the coverage of the research challenges for this workpackage.No publisherSammodiDeliverableKeyDeliverable2011-06-09T13:33:01ZFileCD-JRA-2.3.4 Decision Support for Local Adaptation http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-jra-2.3/CD-JRA-2.3.4_Decision%20support%20for%20local%20adaptation.pdf This deliverable is aimed at summarizing the joint research in WP-JRA-2.3. related to decision support
for local adaptation. It is an intermediate stage on the research roadmap, starting from issues of local
adaptation and self-healing (CD-JRA-2.3.2) to the most complex case involving distributed multi-level
adaptation (CD-JRA-2.3.8), where we investigate and integrate certain methods and techniques
incrementally. The work is based on and motivated by the antecedent deliverable ''Basic requirements
for self-healing services and decision support for local adaptation'' (CD-JRA-2.3.2) and is focused on
local adaptation and decision which we consider one of the most important ways to investigate the
applicability of certain policies to trigger local adaptation mechanism, and is organized around the
general adaptation framework introduced in CD-JRA-2.3.2. Results are presented in 10 published
papers that constitute the core contribution of this deliverable. The work is positioned within the
Integrated Research Framework (IRF, WP-IA-3.1), internal WP-JRA-2.3 research architecture and
overall WP-JRA-2.3 goals and visions.No publisherSammodiDeliverableKeyDeliverable2010-05-17T14:09:55ZFileCD-JRA-1.2.4 Integrated adaptation and monitoring principles, techniques and methodologies across functional SBA layers http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-jra-1.2/CD-JRA-1.2.4_Integrated%20adaptation%20and%20monitoring%20principles-%20techniques%20and%20methodologies%20across%20layers.pdf This deliverable aims to present the research progress of the project partners since the establishment
of the baseline cross-layer adaptation and monitoring techniques and methodologies
in deliverable PO-JRA-1.2.3. This progress was focusing on the integration of the different
monitoring and adaptation approaches applied by the different layers of the service-based applications.
The first integration results cover several aspects of the SBA life-cycle. These research
results are presented through the summaries of joint papers of the project partnersNo publisherSammodiDeliverableKeyDeliverable2010-05-17T14:04:55ZFileCD JRA 1.1.5 Analysis on how to exploit codified HCI and codified context knowledge for SBA engineering http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-jra-1.1/CD-JRA-1.1.5_Analysis%20on%20how%20to%20exploit%20codified%20HCI%20and%20codified%20context%20knowledge%20for%20SBA%20engineering.pdf Deliverable CD-JRA-1.1.5 is a paper-based deliverable comprised of seven research papers. All papers deal with the exploitation of codified context knowledge. It can clearly be seen that on the one hand the different research communities interpret “context” differently ranging from HCI aspects to engineering aspects relevant for SBAs. On the other hand our analysis of the relation of the approaches to the life cycle model shows that the approaches try to integrate different phases of the life-cycle and, thus, S-Cube is now focussing more on integrated research, which covers more than one phase of the life-cycle of SBAs.No publisherSammodiDeliverableKeyDeliverable2010-05-17T14:00:13ZFileCD-JRA-1.3.4 Initial Set of Principles, Techniques and Methodologies for Assuring Quality http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-jra-1.3/CD-JRA-1.3.4_Initial%20Set%20of%20Principles-%20Techniques%20and%20Methodologies%20for%20Assuring%20Quality.pdf The aim of this deliverable is twofold: (1) It provides an updated overview of the research
challenges of WP-JRA-1.3 (“End-to-End Quality Provision & SLA Conformance”). (2) It reports
on an initial set of principles and techniques for assuring the end-to-end quality and of
monitoring SLAs. Work related to these principles and techniques, carried out by S-Cube NoE
participants and published in books, journals and conference proceedings, is summarized and
assessed with respect to the coverage of the research challenges for this workpackage.No publisherSammodiDeliverableKeyDeliverable2011-01-18T13:29:42ZFileCD-JRA-2.2.3 Algorithms and Techniques for Splitting and Merging Service Compositions http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-jra-2.2/CD-JRA-2.2.3_Algorithms%20and%20techniques%20for%20splitting%20and%20merging%20service%20compositions.pdf This deliverable investigates techniques for split and merge of service compositions, with the emphasis
on approaches that aim at optimizing costs and performance of service compositions in out- and
insourcing scenarios. The deliverable provides classification criteria applicable to any split technique in
the state of the art, and some novel techniques that are classified accordingly. Moreover, the deliverable
presents exploratory work on merge of service compositions.No publisherSammodiDeliverableKeyDeliverable2010-05-17T14:08:05ZFileCD-JRA-2.1.3 Business Transaction Language http://www.s-cube-network.eu/results/deliverables/wp-jra-2.1/CD-JRA-2.1.3_Business%20Transaction%20Language.pdf Application integration remains one of the core drivers of innovation in service engineering. Application integration serves as a means of developing service-enabled applications based on strategic technology capable of creating and successfully executing end-to-end business processes. The trend will be to move from relatively stable, organization-specific applications to integrated, dynamic, high-value ones where process interactions and trends are examined closely to understand more accurately application needs and dynamics. Such collaborative, complex end-to-end process interactions give rise to the concept of Service Networks (SNs) (see PO-JRA-2.1.1 & PO-JRA-2.1.2).
This deliverable targets the concept of a business transaction and explores how transactional processes and process fragments fit in the context of a running scenario which deals with end-to-end processes in a service network that possess transaction properties. Conventional (ACID) and unconventional (application-based) types of atomicity are introduced, including contract, payment and delivery atomicity, in the frame of a business transaction model. The transaction model provides a comprehensive set of concepts and several standard primitives and conventions that can be utilized to develop complex Service-Based Applications (SBAs) involving transactional process fragmentsNo publisherSammodiDeliverableKeyDeliverable2010-05-17T14:07:12ZFile