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Using BIP for Modeling and Verification of Networked Systems -- A Case Study on TinyOS-based Networks
Cambridge, Massachusetts July 12-July 14
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Ananda Basu, Imag, France
Laurent Mounier, Imag, France
Marc Poulhi?, Imag, France
Jacques Pulou, Orange-ft group
Joseph Sifakis, Imag, France
We apply a model construction methodology to TinyOS- based networks, using the Behavior-Interaction-Priority (BIP) component framework. The methodology consists in building the model of a node as the composition of a model extracted from a nesC program describing the application, and models of TinyOS components. Models for networks are obtained by composition of models for nodes by using BIP connectors implementing different types of radio chan- nels. This opens the way for enhanced analysis and early error detection by using verification techniques.
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Ananda Basu, Laurent Mounier, Marc Poulhi?, Jacques Pulou, Joseph Sifakis, "Using BIP for Modeling and Verification of Networked Systems -- A Case Study on TinyOS-based Networks," nca, pp.257-260, Sixth IEEE International Symposium on Network Computing and Applications (NCA 2007), 2007
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