The RTES project - BTeV, and beyond

Michael J. Haney; Shikha Ahuja; Ted Bapty; Harry Cheung; Zbigniew Kalbarczyk; Akhilesh Khanna; Jim Kowalkowski; Derek Messie; Daniel Mossé; Sandeep Neema; Steve Nordstrom; Jae Oh; Paul Sheldon; Shweta Shetty; Dmitri Volper; Long Wang; Di Yao

doi:10.1109/RTC.2005.1547464

The RTES project - BTeV, and beyond

Michael J. Haney, Shikha Ahuja, Ted Bapty, Harry Cheung, Zbigniew Kalbarczyk, Akhilesh Khanna, Jim Kowalkowski, Derek Messie, Daniel Mossé, Sandeep Neema, Steve Nordstrom, Jae Oh, Paul Sheldon, Shweta Shetty, Dmitri Volper, Long Wang, Di Yao

Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science

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Abstract

The Real Time Embedded Systems (RTES) project was created to study the design and implementation of high-performance, heterogeneous, and fault-adaptive real time embedded systems. The driving application for this research was the proposed BTeV high energy physics experiment, which called for large farms of embedded computational elements (DSPs), as well as a large farm of conventional high-performance processors to implement its Level 1 and Level 2/3 triggers. At the time of BTeV's termination early in 2005, the RTES project was within days of completing a prototype implementation for providing a reliable and fault-adaptive infrastructure to the L2/3 farm; a prototype for the L1 farm had been completed in 2003. This paper documents the conclusion of the RTES focus on BTeV, and provides an evaluation of the applicability of the RTES concepts to other systems.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	2005 14TH IEEE-NPSS Real Time Conference
Pages	143-146
Number of pages	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1109/RTC.2005.1547464
State	Published - 2005
Event	2005 14TH IEEE-NPSS Real Time Conference - Stockholm, Sweden Duration: Jun 4 2005 → Jun 10 2005

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Name	2005 14TH IEEE-NPSS Real Time Conference
Volume	2005

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Other	2005 14TH IEEE-NPSS Real Time Conference
Country/Territory	Sweden
City	Stockholm
Period	6/4/05 → 6/10/05

Keywords

Computer reliability
Large-scale systems
Real time systems
Reliability modeling

ASJC Scopus subject areas

General Engineering

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Haney, M. J., Ahuja, S., Bapty, T., Cheung, H., Kalbarczyk, Z., Khanna, A., Kowalkowski, J., Messie, D., Mossé, D., Neema, S., Nordstrom, S., Oh, J., Sheldon, P., Shetty, S., Volper, D., Wang, L., & Yao, D. (2005). The RTES project - BTeV, and beyond. In 2005 14TH IEEE-NPSS Real Time Conference (pp. 143-146). Article 1547464 (2005 14TH IEEE-NPSS Real Time Conference; Vol. 2005). https://doi.org/10.1109/RTC.2005.1547464

Haney, MJ, Ahuja, S, Bapty, T, Cheung, H, Kalbarczyk, Z, Khanna, A, Kowalkowski, J, Messie, D, Mossé, D, Neema, S, Nordstrom, S, Oh, J, Sheldon, P, Shetty, S, Volper, D, Wang, L & Yao, D 2005, The RTES project - BTeV, and beyond. in 2005 14TH IEEE-NPSS Real Time Conference., 1547464, 2005 14TH IEEE-NPSS Real Time Conference, vol. 2005, pp. 143-146, 2005 14TH IEEE-NPSS Real Time Conference, Stockholm, Sweden, 6/4/05. https://doi.org/10.1109/RTC.2005.1547464

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