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Dependability modelling of instrumentation and control systems
K.KANOUN, C.BETOUS-ALMEIDA
TSF
Revue Scientifique : Safety Science, Vol.42, N°5, pp.457-480, Juin 2004 , N° 02204
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103685Benchmarking operating system dependability: windows 2000 as a case study
A.KALAKECH, M.T.JARBOUI, J.ARLAT, Y.CROUZET, K.KANOUN
TSF
Manifestation avec acte : 10th IEEE International Symposium "Pacific Rim Dependable Computing" (PRDC'2004), Papeete (Tahiti), 3-5 Mars 2004, pp.261-270 , N° 03430
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101840Construction and stepwise refinement of dependability models
C.BETOUS-ALMEIDA, K.KANOUN
TSF
Revue Scientifique : Performance Evaluation, Issues 1-4, Vol.56, pp.277-306, Mars 2004 , N° 02452
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102069DBench dependability Benchmarks
K.KANOUN, H.MADEIRA, Y.CROUZET, M.DAL CIN, F.MOREIRA, J.C.RUIZ-GARCIA
TSF, University of Coimbr, Friedrich, Valencia
Rapport de Contrat : DBench, Project IST-2000-25425, Mars 2004, 222p. , N° 04120
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101958Impact of internal and external software faults on the Linux kernel
M.T.JARBOUI, J.ARLAT, Y.CROUZET, K.KANOUN, T.MARTEAU
TSF
Revue Scientifique : IEICE Transactions on Information and Systems, Vol.E86-D, N°12, pp.2571-2578, Décembre 2003 , N° 03368
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101671Multi-level modeling approach for the availability assessment of e-business applications
M.KAANICHE, K.KANOUN, M.RABAH
TSF
Revue Scientifique : Software. Practice & Experience, Vol.33, N°14, pp.1323-1341, Novembre 2003 , N° 03106
Lien : http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-00755223
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Abstract
This paper defines a multi-level modeling approach for availability assessment of e-business applications, based on two main steps: 1) hierarchical description of the system and its interactions with the users, from the functional and structural points of view, and 2) hierarchical construction and solution of the availability models based on information from the first step. Four modeling abstraction levels are considered. The highest level (user level) describes the availability of the e-business application as perceived by the users. Intermediate levels describe the availability of functions and services provided to the users. The lowest level describes the availability of the component systems on which functions and services are implemented. The availability measures of a given level are computed based on the measures provided by the immediately lower level.
Web service availability - Impact of error recovery
M.MARTINELLO, M.KAANICHE, K.KANOUN
TSF
Manifestation avec acte : 22nd International Conference SAFECOMP 2003, Edinburgh (GB), 23-26 Septembre 2003 , N° 03107
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101240User-perceived availability of a web based travel agency
M.KAANICHE, K.KANOUN, M.MARTINELLO
TSF
Manifestation avec acte : 2003 International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks (DSN'2003). International Performance and Dependability Symposium, San Francisco (USA), 22-25 Juin 2003, pp.709-718 , N° 03003
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100858Performability evaluation of multipurpose multiprocessor systems: the "separation of concerns" approach
M.RABAH, K.KANOUN
TSF
Revue Scientifique : IEEE Transactions on Computers. Special Issue on Reliable Distributed Systems, Vol.52, N°2, pp.223-236, Février 2003 , N° 02191
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101096The DBench framework for dependability benchmarking
J.ARLAT, K.KANOUN, Y.CROUZET, H.MADEIRA, M.DAL CIN, P.GIL, D.J.G.COSTA
TSF, University of Coimbr, Friedrich, Valencia, Critical Software
Rapport de Contrat : DBench, Project IST-2000-25425, Janvier 2003, 21p. , N° 03025
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