Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Dependability and Complex Systems DepCoS-RELCOMEX. June 30 – July 4, 2014, Brunów, Poland [electronic resource] /
International Conference on Dependability of Computer Systems(9th :2014 :Brunów, Poland)
Zamojski, Wojciech.editor.
Mazurkiewicz, Jacek.editor.
Sugier, Jarosław.editor.
Walkowiak, Tomasz.editor.
Kacprzyk, Janusz.editor.
DepCoS – RELCOMEX is an annual series of conferences organized by Wrocław University of Technology to promote a comprehensive approach to evaluation of system performability which is now commonly called dependability. In contrast to classic analyses which were concentrated on reliability of technical resources and structures built from them, dependability is based on multi-disciplinary approach to theory, technology, and maintenance of a system considered to be a multifaceted amalgamation of technical, information, organization, software and human (users, administrators, supervisors, etc.) resources. Diversity of processes being realized (data processing, system management, system monitoring, etc.), their concurrency and their reliance on in-system intelligence often severely impedes construction of strict mathematical models and calls for application of intelligent and soft computing methods. This book presents the proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Dependability and Complex Systems DepCoS-RELCOMEX, which took place in Brunów Palace, Poland, from 30th June to 4th July, 2014. The articles selected for this volume illustrate the variety of topics that must be included in system dependability analysis: tools, methodologies and standards for modelling, design and simulation of the systems, security and confidentiality in information processing, specific issues of heterogeneous, today often wireless, computer networks, or management of transportation networks.  .
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Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters and index.
Framework for the Distributed Computing of the Application Components -- Analysis of statistical characteristics of user arrival process to the testing service -- The Role of Enterprise Social Networking (ESN) on Business: Five Effective Recommendations for ESN -- Dependability and safety analysis of ETCS communication for ERTMS level 3 using performance statecharts and analytic estimation -- Entropy-based Internet Traffic Anomaly Detection: A Case Study -- A Formal Approach for Preventive Maintenance Workload Balancing -- Computer support for the railway safety management system – requirements analysis -- Computer support for the railway safety management system – first validation results -- Reductions of operators in Java mutation testing -- An approach for planning and analysis of the sewage sanitary networks using some calculation formulas and computer simulation -- Mathematical model of task scheduling in educational cloud -- Optimization and control of transport processes in the distributed systems -- On some resources placement schemes in the 4-dimensional soft degradable hypercube processors network -- Efficient training of context-dependent neural nets with conjugate gradient algorithms -- Analysis of Mutation Operators for the Python Language -- Deterministic schedule of task in multiprocessor computer systems with higher degree of dependability -- Using Simulation to Evaluate Dynamic Systems with Weibull or Lognormal Distributions -- FSM simulation of cryptographic protocols using algebraic processor -- Disturbance Injection in Dependability Assessment of Android Applications -- Approximate algorithm for fast capacity provisioning in WANs with trade-off between performance and cost under budget constraint -- Evolution of software quality models in context of the standard ISO 25010 -- Model checking of UML activity diagrams in logic controllers design -- Impact of selected Java idioms on source code maintainability – empirical study -- Quantification of Temporal Fault Trees Based on Fuzzy Set Theory -- Analysis of physical layer model of WLAN 802.11g data transmission protocol in wireless networks used by telematic systems -- Web systems availability assessment considering attacks on service configuration vulnerabilities -- A Recommender System Based on Content Clustering Used to Propose Forum Articles -- Simple Measure of Network Reliability using the Variance of the Degree Distribution -- CDM: A Prototype Implementation of the Data Mining JDM Standard -- Confidential transportation of data on the technical state of facilities -- Test of the multimedia services implementation in information and communication networks -- Unified Approach to Network Systems Multicriterial Analysis -- A comparison of forecasting methods for Ro-Ro traffic: a case study in the Strait of Gibraltar -- Partial blur: model, detection, deblurring -- Software support for Common Criteria security development process on the example of a data diode -- Increasing performance of SMS based information systems -- Internet-Based Production Monitoring and Reporting -- Reliability analysis of a two-stage Goel-Okumoto and Yamada S-shaped model -- Reliability assessment of cooperation and replacement  of surveillance systems in air traffic -- Swarm Intelligence Metaheurisics Application in the Diagnosis of Transformer Oil -- Performance aspect of SaaS application based on tenant-based allocation model in a public Cloud -- Low cost FPGA devices in high speed implementations of Keccak-f hash algorithm -- Distributed time management in Wireless Sensor Networks -- Heuristic Cycle-Based Scheduling with Backfilling for Large-Scale Distributed Environments -- Behavior of web servers in stress tests -- The impact of reconfiguration time on the dependability of complex web based systems -- Propagation losses in urban areas -- Web service for Data Extraction from Semi-Structured Data Sources -- Investigation of system reliability depending on some system components states -- Model fusion for the compatibility verification of software components.
DepCoS – RELCOMEX is an annual series of conferences organized by Wrocław University of Technology to promote a comprehensive approach to evaluation of system performability which is now commonly called dependability. In contrast to classic analyses which were concentrated on reliability of technical resources and structures built from them, dependability is based on multi-disciplinary approach to theory, technology, and maintenance of a system considered to be a multifaceted amalgamation of technical, information, organization, software and human (users, administrators, supervisors, etc.) resources. Diversity of processes being realized (data processing, system management, system monitoring, etc.), their concurrency and their reliance on in-system intelligence often severely impedes construction of strict mathematical models and calls for application of intelligent and soft computing methods. This book presents the proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Dependability and Complex Systems DepCoS-RELCOMEX, which took place in Brunów Palace, Poland, from 30th June to 4th July, 2014. The articles selected for this volume illustrate the variety of topics that must be included in system dependability analysis: tools, methodologies and standards for modelling, design and simulation of the systems, security and confidentiality in information processing, specific issues of heterogeneous, today often wireless, computer networks, or management of transportation networks.  .
Computational intelligence.
Artificial intelligence.
Computational complexity.
Computational Intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence.
Complexity.