Enforcing specifications of data exchange systems
by Christopher Esterhuyse (University of Amsterdam)
04/07/2024
DiverSE Coffee
Rennes, France
Abstract
This talk overviews my main research line for my PhD thesis (which is slowly under construction) at the Complex Cyber Infrastructures group of the University of Amsterdam.
The overall story is typical: we develop languages and tools for reasoning about and controlling distributed / multi-agent systems. The novelties arise in response to the characteristics of the systems. In this case, we target data exchange systems, which compute and communicate data across organisational boundaries. Thus, there is extra emphasis on (1) the specifications capturing legal and organisational regulations, and (2) the enforcement scheme maximising the autonomy of the organisations and their agents. I am most interested in approaches where agents cooperate by interleaving the development and enforcement of the shared specification at runtime.
My goal is to make your acquaintance, receive feedback, and identify overlaps with your work.