This repository contains an effort to classify papers which appeared at RTSS, the flagship conference of the real-time systems community.
I did it in 2013 and kept it updated for a couple of years. Some collegues demonstrated some interest on this classification. So now I'm sharing it, open to contributions and help.
All papers published at IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium (RTSS) from 1990 to 2015 are classified.
Each paper is assigned a vector of weights with sum equal to 1.
Each weight corresponds to the relation of the paper to the sub-areas listed below:
- APP: real-time applications, use cases (automotive, avionics, etc.)
- CTRL: real-time and control, cyber-physical systems (CPS)
- MIX-CRIT: mixed-criticality systems
- LANG: real-time languages and specifications
- FORMAL: formal methods and verification
- POWER: power/temperature aware real-time systems
- DESIGN: combinatorial optimization
- WSN: wireless sensor networks, Internet of Things (IoT)
- DISTR: distributed systems, fault-tolerance, synchronization
- RES: QoS/resource management
- M_SCHED: multiprocessor/multicore/manycore scheduling
- 1_SCHED: single processor scheduling
- NETW: real-time networks
- OS: operating systems, I/O, resource sharing
- WCET: worst-case execution time analysis
- HW: hardware support/design for real-time systems
The choice of the above classification was hard. It responded to many, possibly conflicting goals, including:
- the necessity to visually render the trends in a human readable form
- the aim of capturing long-term trends Something different was possible. As always.
Contributions are very welcome. Below a list of possible extensions. Have you any other idea? Please feel free to contact me:
- to add the weights of new papers
- to revise the weights of papers which you know well
- to automate the data processing (by scripts)
- to write a literature review of all RTSS papers (not just weights)
- to add the DoI of papers