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Telematics applications are complex, distributed systems which
manage multimedia information, as well as structured and large sets
of data.
They have to be used by different categories of users that need to
cooperate according to specific rules and constraints.
The development of these applications is also a complex activity
which demands advanced environments for managing and coordinating the
analysis, design, development, integration, test, and distribution of
the different hardware components and software artefacts to be produced
and/or delievered to customers.
In addition, the process involves people with different roles, working
in physically apart locations, who are bound to cooperate with each
other for the success of the project.
The principal goal of Telematics Engineering is to identify,
assess, provide, and validate models, methods, techniques and tools
to master the effective development and operation of complex systems
and services in the telematics applications domain.
The research tasks covered by the FLUIDS
project are related to two
main areas of work, which are to be discussed in the following sections.
Gerd Herzog
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