Hector Alejandro Durán Limón
Research professor Titular A
Information Systems Department
University of Guadalajara
Centro Universitario de Ciencias Económicas Administrativas
Office: Periferico Nte.799, zip.45100. Zapopan, Jalisco.
México
Phone: +52 (33) 3770 3300 ext.(5119)
Fax: +52 (33) 37703353
Email: hduran@cucea.udg.mx
Home page: http://cisgi.cucea.udg.mx/~hduran/webpage/
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Research Interests and Activities:
- The development of a reflective resource management framework within the context of the OpenORB architecture. A prototype of such framework has been implemented in Python.
- Providing QoS management specification support for multimedia middleware. This research involves the development of a resource-aware ADL, called Xelha, for the high-level specification of QoS management and an aspect-oriented suite of languages referred to as resource configuration description language (RCDL) for the low-level specification of QoS properties. Tool support for the interpretation of both languages is also provided.
- The design of a resource management framework aiming to provide QoS guaranties to proactive and large-scale mobile distributed applications. This research is being carried out within the context of the CORTEX project.
- Distributed systems and information management
- Distributed Systems
- Middleware
- Software Architecture
- Systems Based on Components
- Component-based systems
- Realtime Systems
- Quality of Service
- Resources Management
- Grid Computing
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Science Foundation under Grant Number OISE-0730065. Any opinions,
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