Software Architecture and Middleware

As of 01.05.16 this is a historic site. While SAM is not active any more, its former members are. The SAM research inspired the formation of two companies: Qeevee and Quest Mill. In case you want to contact a former member, a web search will easily find current contact information. You may as well send a mail to Daniel Speicher. The current research group of the former group lead Prof. Dr. (em.) Cremers is located at the Bonn-Aachen International Center for Information Technology.

SAM

Software Architecture and Middleware

Institute for Computer Science III - University of Bonn

Prof. Dr. Armin B. Cremers

SAM in Keywords

The main keywords describing our current research focus are:

Research Projects

CoBe

A component-based platform for adaptive, networked systems in the area of building trade.

COBIDS

Component-based integration of data and services.

CSI

Context Sensitive Intelligence (CSI) researches for support of context-driven adaptivity for software systems.

ADOC-Pro

Prompt Access to the Right Documents at the Right Time.

SmartDiscuss

Moderation tool support as a CSI usecase.

ConTouring

Context aware bicycle tours.

Adaptive Mobile Gaming

Mobile gaming more flexible than ever before.

IRIS

Interoperability and reusablity of internet services.

OPALIS

Open paleoecological information system.

STC

Use structural metadata of software expressing semantic relations to check and preserve structural features of software quality and support architecture-based, systematic evolution of software.

Cooperations

We stay actively in contact with several partners from universities, research institutes and industry. Among our cooperation partners are:

Deutsche Telekom Laboratories, Pervasive Computing and User Interface Engineering Group, Universität Duisburg-Essen, Humboldt Universtät Berlin, Horst Görtz Institut der Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Ravensburger AG.

History

Our research group emerged from the project group on software ergonomics and CSCW (ProSec). You'll find further information on the ProSec website.

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