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B. Huber, R. Obermaisser:
"A Comparison of NoTA and GENESYS";
Vortrag: Embedded Computer Systems: Architectures, Modeling, and Simulation, 9th InternationalWorkshop, SAMOS 2009, Proceedings, Samos, Greece; 20.07.2009 - 23.07.2009; in: "Embedded Computer Systems: Architectures, Modeling, and Simulation, 9th InternationalWorkshop, SAMOS 2009, Proceedings", LNCS / Springer, 5657 (2009), ISBN: 3-642-03137-4; S. 181 - 192.

In the field of embedded systems, the trend of converging
application systems (e.g., multimedia systems entering the automotive
domain) is observable. Undertakings to tackle the challenges introduced
by this digital convergence have been started by the European Union
in the last years. GENESYS is such a European project that aims at
developing a cross-domain architecture for embedded systems, which facilitates
this digital convergence. This paper compares the GENESYS architecture
with the Network on Terminal Architecture (NoTA), which is
primarily targeted to the consumer applications domain, and elaborates
on their major commonalities and differences such as service-orientation,
component-based design, or the need for rigorous interface specifications.

Embedded Systems, Cross-Domain Architectures

http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-03138-0_19