Janos Sztipanovits Dr. Janos Sztipanovits E. Bronson Ingram Distinguished Professor of EECS Director of ISIS Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN Overview of the Institute for Software-Integrated Systems ISIS -2005

Janos Sztipanovits 2 ISIS Parameters  Established by the School of Engineering at Vanderbilt University in 1998  Academic/professional research organization  Composition (housed in 3 buildings): - 35 Research Scientists & Staff Engineers - 7 Faculty - 5 Admin Staff - 50 Graduate students  ~$10,000,000 in FY05 research awards  ~50 cost centers

Janos Sztipanovits 3 Senior Personnel  Dr. Ted Bapty, Senior Research Scientist (VU/ISIS: 16 years) (MIC environments, HW/SW codesign, sensor systems, modeling and simulation)  Dr. Gautam Biswas, Professor (VU/ISIS: 16 years) (Learning theory, fault diagnostics, hybrid systems)  Dr. Larry Howard, Senior Research Scientist (VU/ISIS: 9 years) (SEI system architect until 1997, MIC environments, fault diagnostics training systems)  Dr. Gabor Karsai, Professor (VU/ISIS: 22 years) (model transformation, tool architectures, tool integration, systems)  Dr. Akos Ledeczi, Senior Research Scientist (VU/ISIS: 16 years) (GME, wireless sensor networks)  Dr. Sandeep Neema, Senior Research Scientist (VU/ISIS: 11 years) (networked embedded systems, integrated tool chains, modeling and simulation)  Dr. Douglas C. Schmidt, Professor (VU/ISIS: 4 years) (distributed, real-time, embedded computing, middleware, component models, design patterns; DARPA program manager)  Dr. Janos Sztipanovits, Professor (VU/ISIS: 23 years) (modeling/metamodeling, semantic foundations, metaprogrammable tool architectures; DARPA program manager)

Janos Sztipanovits 4 Model-Integrated Computing (MIC) –Architecture modeling, model transformations, model analysis and model-based system integration. Semantic foundations. Open tool integration platform. Middleware for Distributed Real-time & Embedded Systems –Adaptive & reflective middleware, model-based integration technology above component models, secure middleware Model-Based Systems Applications –Fault management, distributed control, automotive, avionics design processes Secure Networked Embedded System –Wireless sensor networks, security/system codesign Core Competences

Janos Sztipanovits Award Portfolio FY05 Awards DARPA:$3,087,997 NSF:$2,698,313* NASA:$ 529,250 Industry:$2,433,862 Other DOD:$ 909,893 Total:$9,658,615

Janos Sztipanovits 6 ISIS Industry Partners GM Boeing VU/ ISIS Boeing LMCOl Siemens Boeing Raytheon IBM SwRI Boeing

Janos Sztipanovits 7 ISIS Academic Partners UM MIT UCB VU/ ISIS Stanford UI UV WU CMU Penn Cornell EU USC -ISI

Janos Sztipanovits 8 Large-Impact Projects The DoD FCS program has inserted ISIS modeling and analysis tools for architecture exploration and from FY06 to systems integration. NEST Shooter Location + Self Localization –Transitioned to Raytheon –Breakthrough in radio interferometric ranging –Widely cited results in protocols, systems and theory Boeing has licensed Fault-Adaptive Control Technology software for use on their J-UCAS Program, in the X-45C vehicle USMC transitioning ISIS research project results into USMC tactical aviation squadrons Middleware and MIC tools –ARMS DARPA program: DDX TRUST NSF Science and Technology Center

Janos Sztipanovits 9 TRUST S&TC (NSF) (Partners: UCBerkeley/Cornell/Stanford/CMU) Mobile Wireless Sensor Network for Acoustic Battlespace Mapping (DARPA) (Partner: Sarnoff 18 month) Systems Biology Tool Suite (DARPA) Criticality Sensitive Coordination (DARPA) (Partners: ISI/Kestrel) Joint Battlespace Infosphere (AFRL) (Partners: Cornell/CMU) Future Combat Systems (Boeing) Top 6 *New* Awards in 2005

Janos Sztipanovits 10 TRUST Idea Embedded real-time systems will become ever increasingly important as more systems of system architectures are fielded in the GIG Embedded computing increasingly becoming the primary source of innovation in cars Sensor networks, like VU-s Shooter Location System are a coming wave of new networked embedded systems Computing and networking is increasingly used as universal system integrator (embedded systems and software) This leads to the emergence of a System’s Industry Cybersecurity has become a fundamental systems Issue The core focus of TRUST is Secure System Design

Janos Sztipanovits 11 Examples for Industry Interactions  IR&D projects done for companies (Boeing, Raytheon, GM, Lockheed and others)  CR&D projects done jointly with companies (Boeing, Raytheon, CoSYS, Sarnoff,..) for Government (DARPA, NASA)  Product support for ISIS tools (Boeing JUCAS/IVHM – Modeling tool + on-board software)  ESCHER Institute (2003) for tool maturation (  MIC PSIG at OMG (

Janos Sztipanovits 12 Teaching and Training  Industrial: – Escher Institute; training programs for major end-user companies  Academic: – MIC course (6 th year at VU, 2 nd at Berkeley Students design DSML-s and model-based generators using MIC tools) – Summer program for undergraduates (SIPHER at VU, SUPERB at Berkeley) – Joint Summer School starts in 2006 with Berkeley, Stanford, CMU and Cornell on trusted system design – Migrating MIC to undergraduate level is in progress