Usa SammapunKasetsart University | KU · Department of Computer Science
Usa Sammapun
Doctor of Philosophy
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For teams using distributed version control systems, the right collaborative development workflows can help maintaining the long-term quality of project repositories and improving work efficiency. Despite the fact that the workflows are important, empirical evidence on how they are used and what impact they make on the project repositories is scarc...
Probabilistic correctness is an important aspect of reliable systems. A soft real-time system, for instance, may be designed to tolerate some degree of deadline misses under a threshold.
Since probabilistic systems may behave differently from their probabilistic models depending on their current environments, checking the systems at runtime can pro...
As real-time systems, such as cars, become an essential part of our lives, we must ensure that these real-time systems are safe and correct. The goal of this dissertation is to study a technique based on formal methods to guarantee safety and correctness for such real-time systems. In real-time systems, correct computation needs to be delivered in...
We present a case study that considers the application of runtime verification technology to a wireless sensor application. The case study is performed using the SURGE TinyOS application for multi-hop routing, which executes on the Avrora TinyOS simulator. We discuss the problems we have encountered in the course of case study. The problems include...
We consider a first-order property specification language for run-time monitoring of dynamic systems. The language is based on a linear-time temporal logic and offers two kinds of quantifiers to bind free variables in a formula. One kind contains the usual first-order quantifiers that provide for replication of properties for dynamically created an...
Correctness of a real-time system depends on its computation as well as its timeliness. In recent years, research has been focusing on verifying the correctness of a real-time system during runtime by monitoring its runtime execution and checking it against its formal specifications. Such verification method is called Runtime Verification. While a...
Correctness of a real-time system depends on its computation as well as its timeliness and its reliability. In recent years, researches have focused on verifying correctness of a real-time system during runtime by monitoring its execution and checking it against its formal specifications. Such verification method is called runtime verification. Mos...
Correctness of a real-time system depends on its computation as well as its timeliness and its reliability. In recent years, researches have focused on verifying correctness of a real-time system during runtime by monitoring its execution and checking it against its formal specifications. Such verification method is called Runtime Verification. Mos...
When specifying system requirements, we want a language that can express the requirements in the simplest and most intuitive form. Although the MaC system provides an expressive language, called MEDL, it is generally awkward to express certain features like temporal ordering of complex events, timing constraints, and frequencies of events which are...
We investigate the prospect of applying runtime verification to cheat detection. Game implementation bugs are extensively exploited by cheaters, especially in massively multiplayer games. As games are implemented on larger scales and game object interactions become more complex, it becomes increasingly difficult to guarantee that high-level game ru...
When specifying system requirements, we want a language that can express the requirements in the simplest and most intuitive form. An expressive and intuitive language makes specifying requirements easier and less error-prone. Although our MaC system provides an expressive language, called MEDL, to specify safety requirements, it is generally awkwa...
The Java-MaC framework is a run-time verification system for Java programs that can be used to dynamically test and enforce safety policies. This paper presents a formal model of the Java-MaC safety properties in terms of an operational seman- tics for Middleweight Java, a realistic subset of full Java. This model is intended to be used as a framew...
The MaC system has been developed to provide assurance that a target program is running correctly with respect to formal requirements specification. This is achieved by monitoring and checking the execution of the target program at run-time. MaC bridges the gap between formal verification, which ensures the correctness of a design rather than an im...