Friday, April 30, 2004, noon
Location: SAL 101
Speaker: Alex Francois
Dr. Francois has been at IMSC since its creation, first as a graduate student, and, since his doctoral thesis in 2000, as a research associate. He has invented and developed SAI, a new software architecture model for asynchronous parallel processing of generic data streams. SAI is supported by an open source architectural middleware named MFSM (http://mfsm.sourceForge.net). It is an essential tool for inter-disciplinary cooperation and integration research and education efforts. This talk will introduce the SAI architectural style and its properties. Several systems, ranging from single stream automatic real-time video processing to fully integrated distributed interactive systems mixing live video, graphics and sound, will illustrate the use of SAI and MFSM.
Free food provided.
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