A service oriented framework to set up flexible and distributed data acquisition and control systems

Buschiazzo, Paolo; Scapolla, Anna Marina

doi:10.1145/1643823.1643927

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“…Since at this layer we can have heterogeneous resources using ad-hoc communication protocols and medium, the interaction between each device and the lab server is mediated by software applications, named controllers [6,7]. A controller can be directly hosted on a device, which is fitted out with a complete operating system or it can be deployed on an intermediate node, such as a common personal computer, that is directly connected to the real devices.…”

Section: Laboratory Architecturementioning

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A Web-Based Laboratory for Digital Signal Processing

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This paper presents a web-based laboratory to practice with embedded systems and in particular with Digital Signal Processing. The laboratory has been developed using a service oriented architecture to guarantee flexibility and interoperability with different electronic devices. Moreover it provides end users with a web based interface directly accessible through Internet and employees a wide range of modern Web 2.0 technologies. This approach allows creating complex web applications avoiding to install any plug-in on users’ browsers. The paper presents how the remote laboratory can be used in an e-learning scenario and details how it can be integrated in feasible educational path based on common learning platforms such as Moodle

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A Web-Based Laboratory for Digital Signal Processing

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A Lab Server Model for the iLab Shared Architecture

Buschiazzo

Niederstätter

Scapolla

2012

Internet Accessible Remote Laboratories

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This work aims to contribute to the creation of networks of online laboratories by proposing the model of a scalable and general purpose laboratory server and its integration into the iLabs network. The lab server has been designed to control heterogeneous devices and can be easily adapted to different fields of application. The communications between the laboratory server and the end user interfaces, and between the laboratory server and the devices are completely mediated by web services. The server model has been applied to the development of an online laboratory on Digital Signal Processing. The laboratory is now part of the iLabs network. The task of integration into the network has stimulated the development of a new interface that minimizes the changes to be done on existing lab servers to join the iLabs network and makes integration independent of server technology. The new interface, named LabProxy, contributes to the iLab Shared Architecture (ISA) and has been included in the software repository of iLabs.

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A service oriented framework to set up flexible and distributed data acquisition and control systems

Cited by 2 publications

References 5 publications

A Web-Based Laboratory for Digital Signal Processing

A Web-Based Laboratory for Digital Signal Processing

A Lab Server Model for the iLab Shared Architecture

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