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QoS in Real-Time Data Services and Stream Processing Sang H. Son Department of Computer Science University of Virginia Charlottesville, Virginia 22904 son@ Time Constraints Example Application: E-Business Performance-critical applications in unpredictable environments open systems on the Internet: e-business servers, web hosting data-driven systems: real-time databases, smart spaces Example Application: Interactive Rendering Interactive rendering of large-scale geometric objects Important in many areas: scientific and medical visualization architectural and industrial CAD training (military, police, pilot, …) entertainment industry Challenge: 3-D models are getting bigger more rapidly than the computing engines are getting faster Approach: QoS management to satisfy the timeliness Big Models: Submarine Torpedo Room 1994: 700,000 polygons Big Models: Coal-fired Power Plant 1997: 13 million polygons Big Models:Double Eagle Container Ship 2000: 82 million polygons Big Models:The Digital Michelangelo Project 2000 (David): 56 million polygons 2001 (St. Matthew): 372 million polygons Application: Embedded Systems Aircraft control Wristwatch Cell phones Internet appliances Process Control Air Traffic Control 64 Processors in automobiles Smart Spaces Intelligent highways Sensor/Actuator/CPU clouds with mobile entities Smart dust Looking into Future Internet “… in the thirty-odd years since its invention, new uses and abuses, along with the realities that come with being a fully commercial enterprise, are pushing the Internet into realms that its original design neither anticipated nor easily accommodates.” NSF Workshop Report 2005 Current Internet limitations Architectural limitations, and things are getting worse Ossification – very hard to make changes, from the research community’s point of view NSF FIND/GENI New paradigm Architectures for network and protocol Distributed systems and services Emerging disruptive technologies Sensors and