
The objective of Sang Son's research is to design and evaluate models and
methodologies for the development of robust and responsive computer systems
and databases for complex real-time applications. He is working on supporting
multi-dimensional requirements, including real-time, security, and
fault-tolerance in distributed data services, and
the problem of ensuring consistency while achieving high performance.
His current research ranges from the theoretical study of scheduling algorithms
and protocols for deeply embedded systems, to the development of real-time
database systems and data services in wireless sensor networks.
Short Biography
Selected Publications
Current Research Projects
QoS management for real-time data services
NEST: Network virtual machine for real-time coordination
Feedback control real-time scheduling
Sensor networks for undersea surveillance
Previous Research Projects
BeeHive: distributed real-time multimedia database
Infotech: mobile and web-based information services
StarBase real-time database server
Transaction scheduling
Dependability
Predictability and database modeling
Information security
Multimedia synchronizationTeaching
CS662 (F08) - Database Systems Handbook on Real-Time and Embedded Systems
Handbook on Real-Time and Embedded Systems
, 2007, CRC Press.Useful links

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