A data highway for realtime distributed systems architecture and formalization
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A. Faro, O. MirabellaAuthors Info & Claims
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In this paper the authors describe the Proway, a standard data highway architecture for process control, that I.E.C. is developing. Communication aspects are examinated and a formal description of Highway layer is performed by using a state finite graph.
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Bochmann, G.V.,Sunshine, C.A.: Formal methods in communication protocol design, IEEE Trans. on Communications, vol. COM28 n.4 April 80, 624-631
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Process data highway for distributed process control Systems. Part 1 general description and functional request (IEC) International Electrotechnical Commission, February 1981.
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Reference model of OSI" International Organization for standardization draft 7498 August 1981
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A.Faro and G.Messina : Influences of the OSI architetture on local computer networks. Proc. MIMI 1982 DAVOS
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Rou,Tobagi : Message- based priority functions in Local Multiaccess Communication Systems.Computer networks p. 273-286 1981.
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Danthine:Protocol representation with finite state models IEEE Transaction on Communicationvol .28 1980
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Published: 02 August 1982
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