Scientific publications


Explore the publications from TNO‑ESI, showcasing our research findings and expertise. This includes peer-reviewed articles, conference papers, and research reports, as well as more accessible publications that share insights from our collaborations with industry partners. You can easily search the publications by keyword to find what is most relevant to you.

Year
2015
Authors
Velikova, M.; Lucas, P.J.F.; Heijden, M. van der

Intelligent Disease Self-Management with Mobile Technology

Published in
Computer, 48(2), pp. 32- 39.
Cost-effective mobile healthcare must consider not only technological performance but also the division of responsibilities between the patient and care provider, the context of the patient’s condition, and ways to implement patient decision support and tailored interaction.
Year
2015
Authors
Huijbrechts, B.; Velikovaa, M.; Michels, S.; Scheepens, R.

Metis : an integrated reference architecture for addressing uncertainty in decision-support systems

Published in
Procedia Computer Science
Deliver “actionable” intelligence instead of just raw information – this is what the Metis research project pursues for supporting operational work in domains characterized by constantly evolving situations with a diversity of entities, complex interactions and high-level uncertainty in the information gathered.
Published in
Complex Systems Design & Management
Smart system of systems adapt to their context, current situation, and configuration. To engineer such systems’ behavior, we need to design and eval-uate system-level control strategies and the intelligent management of key scenarios. We propose a model-based approach called probabilistic system summaries to explore related design choices, e.
Year
2014
Authors
Hamberg, R.; Verriet, J.

Warehouse system configuration support through models

The warehouse system sales process leads from a specific customer request to a specific customer quotation. This process of configuring a warehouse system with existing components involves a sequence of steps which contain increasingly more details. In this chapter, it is shown by two examples that easy-to-use essential system simulation models can be applied early in the sales process with a good cost/benefit ratio.
Published in
Tribology International, 73, pp. 101-107.
Borate ester compounds are emerging as promising materials for lubricating systems. The main drawback of borate esters however, is the susceptiblity to hydrolysis. In this work, two kinds of N-containing heterocyclic borate esters were synthesized. Their hydrolytic stability and tribological properties as lubricant additives in rapeseed oil were evaluated.
Year
2014
Authors
Geilen, M.; Falk, J.; Haubelt, C.; Basten, T.; Theelen, B.; Stuijk, S.

Performance analysis of weakly-consistent scenario-aware dataflow graphs

The timed dataflow model of computation is a useful performance analysis tool for Electronic System Level Design automation and embedded software synthesis. Its determinism gives it strong analysability properties. It is expressive enough to cover a large class of applications and platforms. The trend however, in both embedded applications and their platforms is to become more dynamic, reaching the limits of what the model can express and analyse with tight performance guarantees.
Year
2014
Authors
Muller, G.

Architectural Reasoning Explained

This document addresses the way an architect can do his work. It shows many tools that belong to the architect toolkit: The CAFCR model, tools per 5 views (Customer Objectives, Application, Functional, Conceptual and Realization), Qualities, Story telling and Reasoning in multiple dimensions.
Year
2014
Authors
Michels, S.; Velikova, M.; Huijbrechts, B.; Novak, P.; Hoeksma, J.; Scheepens, R.; Laarhuis, J.; Bonhof, A.

Enhancing operational work in maritime safety-and-security tasks

Year
2014
Authors
Volpato, M.; Tretmans, J.

Active learning of nondeterministic systems from an ioco perspective

Model-based testing allows the creation of test cases from a model of the system under test. Often, such models are difficult to obtain, or even not available. Automata learning helps in inferring the model of a system by observing its behaviour. The model can be employed for many purposes, such as testing other implementations, regression testing, or model checking.
Year
2014
Authors
Adyanthaya, S.; Zhang, Z.; Geilen, M.; Voeten, J.; Basten, T.; Schiffelers, R.

Robustness analysis of multiprocessor schedules

Tasks executing on general purpose multiprocessor platforms exhibit variations in their execution times. As such, there is a need to explicitly consider robustness, i.e., tolerance to these fluctuations. This work aims to quantify the robustness of schedules of directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) on multiprocessors by defining probabilistic robustness metrics and to present a new approach to perform robustness analysis to obtain these metrics.