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9th WFCS 2012: Lemgo, NRW, Germany
- Thomas Nolte, Andreas Willig:
9th IEEE International Workshop on Factory Communication Systems, WFCS 2012, Lemgo, NRW, Germany, May 21-24, 2012. IEEE 2012, ISBN 978-1-4673-0693-5 - Gianluca Cena
, Stefano Scanzio
Wireless machine vision systems based on COTS equipment. 3-12 - Reinhard Exel, Thilo Sauter
A comparison of time- and RSS-based radio localization for the factory floor. 13-20 - Saad Mubeen
Response-time analysis of mixed messages in Controller Area Network with priority- and FIFO-queued nodes. 23-32 - Robert I. Davis, Nicolas Navet:
Controller area network (CAN) schedulability analysis for messages with arbitrary deadlines in FIFO and work-conserving queues. 33-42 - Patrick Meumeu Yomsi
Controller Area Network (CAN): Response time analysis with offsets. 43-52 - Jochen Schlick:
Cyber-physical systems in factory automation - Towards the 4th industrial revolution. 55 - Carlos M. D. Viegas
Assessment of the Interference caused by uncontrolled traffic sources upon real-time communication in IEEE 802.11-based mesh networks. 59-62 - Robson Costa
An admission control mechanism to handle real-time traffic in IEEE 802.11 networks in open communication environments. 63-66 - Felix Schuster, Wolfgang Kastner
Integrating smart cameras into ZigBee. 67-70 - Nicola Accettura, Carlos Aguado Camacho, Luigi Alfredo Grieco, Gennaro Boggia, Pietro Camarda:
Performance assessment and tuning rules for low-power and lossy stacks. 71-74 - Dang Hoa Tran, Dong-Sung Kim:
Minimum latency and energy efficiency routing with lossy link awareness in wireless sensor networks. 75-78 - Daniel G. Costa
Energy-efficient packet relaying based on the sensing relevancies of source nodes in visual sensor networks. 79-82 - David Todolí Ferrandis
Enabling quick deployment wireless sensor networks for smart cities. 83-86 - Pham Tran Anh Quang
A throughput-aware routing for distributed industrial cognitive radio sensor networks. 87-90 - Kristina Kunert, Magnus Jonsson, Urban Bilstrup:
Deterministic real-time medium access for cognitive industrial radio networks. 91-94 - Matthias Riedl, Robert Schneckenhaus, Marco Meier:
Scripting language for distributed application design. 95-98 - Alexander Dennert, Andreas Gössling, Jakob Krause, Martin Wollschlaeger, Ana Maria Henao Montoya:
Vertical data integration in automation based on IEC 61499. 99-102 - Shuguo Zhuo, Yeqiong Song, Zhi Wang, Zhibo Wang:
Queue-MAC: A queue-length aware hybrid CSMA/TDMA MAC protocol for providing dynamic adaptation to traffic and duty-cycle variation in wireless sensor networks. 105-114 - Emanuele Toscano, Lucia Lo Bello
Comparative assessments of IEEE 802.15.4/ZigBee and 6LoWPAN for low-power industrial WSNs in realistic scenarios. 115-124 - Ganesh Man Shrestha, Kaleem Ahmad, Uwe Meier:
Statistical analysis and predictive modeling of industrial wireless coexisting environments. 125-134 - Holger Flatt, Sebastian Schriegel, Thimo Neugarth, Jürgen Jasperneite
An FPGA based HSR architecture for seamless PROFINET redundancy. 137-140 - Lukasz Wisniewski
Fast and simple scheduling algorithm for PROFINET IRT networks. 141-144 - Jonas Schoch, David Ganz, Hans Dermot Doran
Dynamic Frame Packing in industrial applications using COTS components. 145-148 - Hairui Zhou, Jian Li, Yazhou Ren, Lina He, Fei Hu:
Active delay variation control for improving fault tolerance in an avionics network. 149-152 - Paolo Ferrari
Mixing Real Time Ethernet traffic on the IEC 61850 Process bus. 153-156 - Mohammad Ashjaei
A compact approach to clustered master-slave Ethernet networks. 157-160 - Jahanzaib Imtiaz, Jürgen Jasperneite
Approaches to reduce the latency for high priority traffic in IEEE 802.1 AVB networks. 161-164 - Saad Mubeen
Implementation of end-to-end latency analysis for component-based multi-rate real-time systems in Rubus-ICE. 165-168 - William Mangoua Sofack, Marc Boyer
Generalisation of GPS and P-GPS in network calculus. 169-172 - Thomas Handte, Matthias Breuninger, Hanns Thilo Hagmeyer, Joachim Speidel:
Physical layer of a novel broadband low-level fieldbus with discrete multitone. 173-176 - Milton Armando Cunguara, Tomás Oliveira e Silva
A path to oscillation free controller changes. 177-180 - Svetlana Girs, Elisabeth Uhlemann, Mats Björkman:
The effects of relay behavior and position in wireless industrial networks. 183-190 - Andreas Willig, Elisabeth Uhlemann:
On relaying for wireless industrial communications: Is careful placement of relayers strictly necessary? 191-200 - Odilson T. Valle
Experimental evaluation of multiple retransmission schemes in IEEE 802.15.4 wireless sensor networks. 201-210 - Holger Heine, Oliver Kleineberg:
The High-Availability Seamless redundancy protocol (HSR): Robust fault-tolerant networking and loop prevention through duplicate discard. 213-222 - Tatsuya Maruyama, Tsutomu Yamada:
Hardware acceleration architecture for EtherCAT master controller. 223-232 - Ricardo Marau
Controlling multi-switch networks for prompt reconfiguration. 233-242 - Gianluca Cena
Formal verification of a distributed master election protocol. 245-254 - Markus Rentschler, Per Laukemann:
Towards a reliable parallel redundant WLAN black channel. 255-264 - Gianluca Cena
An efficient fixed-length encoding scheme for CAN. 265-274 - Kai Struebbe:
Smart grid communications - the key for exploiting renewable energy sources. 277 - Markus Stoess, Falk Doherr, Leon Urbas
Automated network layout for the industrial communication engineering system NetGen: X. 281-290 - Wolfgang Granzer, Wolfgang Kastner
Information modeling in heterogeneous Building Automation Systems. 291-300 - Rodrigo Lange, Francisco Vasques
Guaranteeing real-time message deadlines in the FlexRay static segment using a on-line scheduling approach. 301-310
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