Communicative Systems
Embracing the end-to-end arguments in system design, the "Communicative Systems" research area focuses on integrated research in the areas of Information transfer and communicating systems. Information transfer is concerned with information transmission over potentially complex channels and networks. Communicating systems in turn are the composition of multiple distributed entities employing communication networks to collaboratively achieve a common goal.
The following research topics are investigated:
- Information Transmission
- Wireless Communication Systems
- Secure communication protocols
- Network and systems security
- Network Management
- Mobile operating systems and applications
- Parallel and Distributed Systems
- Reliable Distributed Energy-Systems
- Energy efficient and secure cloud infrastructures
- Management and Mining of Data, Big Data Analysis
Current research projects propagate technologies for:
- Cloud Computing
- Hybrid Wireless Networks
- Information Dissemination and authentication in distributed networks
- Mobile communication
- Mobile learning
- Network Traffic Analysis and Protection
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Network Traffic Management and Coordination
- Secure Satellite Communication
- Reliable Power Networks with Distributed Generation
- Cognitive software defined networks
The research theme on communicative systems is managed by Communicative Systems Laboratory (ComSys).
Professors
This area is researched by the following professors:- Pascal BOUVRY, head of research group PCOG:
- Computer Networks
- Cloud Computing
- Parallel and evolutionary computing
- Thomas ENGEL, head of research group SECAN-Lab:
- Applications of Graph Transformation Techniques
- Computer Networks
- Network and System Security
- Network Forensics
- Platforms for Big Data Analysis and Machine Learning
- Security, Reliability and Privacy in Distributed Environments
- Steffen ROTHKUGEL, head of research group COaST:
- Document Engineering
- Interactive Distributed Systems
- Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing
- Ulrich SORGER, head of research group CAIN:
- Coding Theory
- Information Theory
- Transmission over Time Variant Channels
- Information Exchange
Projects
These projects belong to this research area:- Active Learning on Streaming Time Series for Cyber-Physical Security Appliances
- Advanced Tools to assEss and mitigate the criticality of ICT compoNents and their dependencies over Critical InfrAstructures
- Anomaly Detection and Machine Learning with Big Data Systems
- CONtext and conTent Aware CommunicaTions for QoS support in VANETs
- CREOS
- Collaborative Context-Aware Mobile Training and Exploration
- Demonstrator of light-weight application and transport protocols for future M2M applications
- Distance Bounding: a graph theoretical and formal approach
- EU-China study on IoT and 5G
- Enabling Crowd-sourcing based privacy protection for smartphone applications, websites and internet of Things deployments
- FIRE+ online interoperability and performance test tools to support emerging technologies from
- Indoor Navigation with Ambient Radio Signals
- MAintaining Driving Skills in Semi-Autonomous Vehicles
- Privacy Enhancing Techniques for Future Internet
- SYSTEMIC ANALYZER IN NETWORK THREATS
- Securing Smart Entry Systems
- Self-learning predictive algorithms: from design to scalable implementation
- Software Defined Network Service Chaining through Network Analytics
- Stream Mining for Predictive Authentication Under Adversarial Influence
- Training Augmented Reality Generalized Environment Toolkit
