CRC 901: On-The-Fly Computing - Individualized IT-services in dynamic markets

The objective of CRC 901 – On-The-Fly Computing (OTF Computing) – is to develop techniques and processes for automatic on-the-fly configuration and provision of individual IT services out of base services that are available on world-wide markets. In addition to the configuration by special OTF service providers and the provision by so-called OTF ...

Duration: 07/2011 - 06/2023

Funded by: DFG

Contact: Dr. Ulf-Peter Schroeder

CRC 901 - Project Area A: Algorithmic and economic basic principles for the organization of large, dynamic markets

Duration: 07/2011 - 06/2023

Funded by: DFG

CRC 901 - Project Area B: Modeling, composition and quality analysis for the On-The-Fly Computing

Duration: 07/2011 - 06/2023

Funded by: DFG

CRC 901 - Project Area C: Reliable execution environments and application scenarios for the On-The-Fly Computing

Duration: 07/2011 - 06/2023

Funded by: DFG

CRC 901 - Capabilities and limitations of local strategies in dynamic networks (Subproject A1)

We are engaged in Project A1 with local strategies to address fundamental challenges for the organization of large, dynamic markets. Our studies encompass the design, analysis, and evaluation of local algorithms. Important issues are the complex distributed search for services, the dynamic adaptation of networks to applications and user behavior, ...

Duration: 07/2011 - 06/2023

Funded by: DFG

CRC 901 - Central Administration Project (Subproject Z)

Die Vielzahl an geplanten Aktivitäten im Sonderforschungsbereich erfordert eine intensive Organisation, Koordination und Verwaltung. Das Teilprojekt Z stellt diese Aufgaben den anderen Teilprojekten als zentrale Dienstleistung zur Verfügung. Darüber hinaus werden in diesem Projekt auch die geplanten Maßnahmen des SFB zur Gleichstellung und ...

Duration: 07/2011 - 06/2023

Funded by: DFG

GRK 1479: Automatisms - Cultural Techniques of Complexity Reduction

Automatisms are defined as processes that largely elude conscious control. They exist on the level of individual and collective action as well as in interactions with technology. Since they are rooted in repetition ‒ rather than in creativity, planning, or design ‒ automatisms are close to the mechanical.At the same time, these processes do not ...

Duration: 03/2008 - 04/2017

Funded by: DFG

Contact: Prof. Dr. Norbert Eke

FRONTS: Foundations of Adaptive Networked Societies of Tiny Artefacts

Duration: 02/2008 - 04/2011

Funded by: EU

SPP 1307 - Algorithm Engineering for Problems in Computer Graphics (Subproject)

This project deals with algorithm engineering problems of computer graphics. It covers the issue of modelling graphics hardware and 3D-scenes as well as the development, analysis, implementation and experimental evaluation of rendering algorithms. The project is part of the research cluster Algorithm Engineering and is funded by the German Research ...

Duration: 01/2007 - 12/2010

Funded by: DFG

Contact: Dr. Matthias Fischer

Interactive Model Modification, Synchronized Analysis and 3D Visualization of Parallel Discrete Event Simulation (AVIPASIA)

This research project deals with modeling of manufacturing systems, discrete event simulation, data structures and algorithms for parallel simulation computation and visualization. The objective is the synchronized analysis and 3D visualization of parallel discrete event simulation runs. In which models can be created and modified interactively ...

Duration: 01/2007 - 12/2010

Funded by: DFG

Contact: Dr. Matthias Fischer