RADON
Rational decomposition and orchestration for serverless computing ( RADON ) project is aimed at creating a DevOps framework to create and manage microservices-based applications that can optimally exploit serverless computing technologies. University of Tartu is specifically interested in developing tools that facilitate in designing and orchestrating data pipeline applications that involve serverless entities.
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Energy-Efficient Internet of Things
Interconnecting the physical things to IoT systems in an energy-efficient manner.
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Middleware, Trust and IoT Applications
The goal of this project is to overcome the challenges of cyber-physical systems in the Internet of Things. The challenges include: interoperability, autonomous machine-to-machine communication, automatic configuration, energy efficiency, trustworthiness etc.
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Big Data Internet of Things
Investigate, develop and validate an adaptive middleware-based management system that can provide a reliable, scalable and cost-efficient linkage to leverage IoT with Big Data cloud.
As part of the project we are participating in Estonian Centre of Excellence in ICT Research (EXCITE).
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Sensor Data and Image Processing
Investigates the efficient transportation of sensor/multimedia data to the cloud and its processing (parallel algorithms) by applying sophisticated mining techniques.
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Asynchronous Notification Services for Mobiles (ANSM)
Analyzes the adaption of new reliable, flexible and scalable mechanisms (e.g. XMPP) for real-time communication in mobile-to-cloud and cloud-to-mobile scenarios.
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IoT and Smart Solutions Lab
The goal of the project is to acquire infrastructure and establishing the IoT and Smart Solutions Lab, with industry cooperation. The lab will facilitate the students in experimenting with the respective devices and design innovative projects in driving the Estonian startup culture forward.
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Migrating Enterprise Applications to the Cloud
This project aims to provide a complete framework for enterprise application providers to have their applications migrated and auto scaled on the cloud.
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Aneka Cloud
Collaboration with The Cloud Computing and Distributed Systems (CLOUDS) Laboratory, University of Melbourne for utilizing Aneka Cloud for scientific computing
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Pervasive Mobile Applications
Focuses on creating mobile applications (e.g. native, cross-browser, etc.) that involves the utilization of user context monitoring techniques (e.g. sensors), readable machine objects (QR-codes), environmental electromechanical appliances (e.g. Arduino) among others.
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Desktop to Cloud Migration (D2CM)
Desktop to Cloud Migration (D2CM)
Tool for directly migrating applications to the cloud
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Mobile Cloud Applications
Studies the development of mobile applications (e.g. Android, iOS, Windows Phone 7 among others) that utilize data-intensive processing from the cloud and analyzes when to offload tasks to the cloud. Moreover, examines the use of new technologies such as HTML 5 for handling time-consuming operations from the mobile.
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Mobile Cloud Middleware
Focuses on empowering the mobile applications functionality by combining a diversity of cloud services (e.g. from the infrastructure level, platform level, etc.) located on different clouds (e.g. public, private, etc.) for achieving a common operation (aka multi-cloud operation) without overloading the mobile resources.
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Mobile Host
Mobile Host enables the provisioning of Web Services from mobile devices in a scalable and reliable fashion. In addition, Mobile Host aids in the orchestration of mobile-cloud-services by supporting a scalable and efficient asynchronous communication mechanism.
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Mobile Web Service Discovery
The project aims to develop an efficient and effective discovery mechanism to reduce the bottlenecks and to proceed with the mobile web service provisioning and invocation with success.
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