Title :
DISCOE: distributed design and analysis to preserve intellectual property
Author :
Dieckman, Darryl ; Martin, Dale E. ; Wilsey, Philip A.
Author_Institution :
Clifton Labs. Inc., Cincinnati, OH, USA
Abstract :
The DISCOE project deploys a co-design environment to support distributed, collaborative design activities. The environment supports secure transmission of design data by remote analysis and execution (simulation) of vendor protected data. The analysis and simulation environment is platform independent and operates in a distributed, heterogeneous Web based computational platform. A distributed, searchable online library will promote design reuse and relieve the effect of parts obsolescence. Furthermore, the organization of DISCOE supports future expansion for other necessary analysis capabilities such as co-synthesis and support of HLA and man-in-the-loop simulation
Keywords :
Internet; groupware; high level synthesis; industrial property; software engineering; DISCOE project; HLA; co-design environment; co-synthesis; collaborative design activities; design data; design reuse; distributed design; distributed heterogeneous Web based computational platform; distributed searchable online library; intellectual property; man-in-the-loop simulation; parts obsolescence; platform independent; remote analysis; secure transmission; simulation environment; vendor protected data; Analytical models; Collaboration; Collaborative software; Computational modeling; Data analysis; Distributed computing; Hardware; Intellectual property; Libraries; Protection;
Conference_Titel :
Information Technology Conference, 1998. IEEE
Conference_Location :
Syracuse, NY
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-9914-5
DOI :
10.1109/IT.1998.713381
