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Distinguished Chair and Distinguished Research Fellows  特聘講座/特聘研究員



                    張韻詩
           特聘講座



 Jane W. S. Liu
           Tel: +886-2-2788-3799 ext. 1807
           Fax: +886-2-2782-4814
 Chair Research Fellow  Email: janeliu@iis.sinica.edu.tw
 Sc.D., Electrical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology  http://www.iis.sinica.edu.tw/pages/janeliu






 Research Description  Publications
 研究介紹      代表著作




 My research has been on theories, algorithms, architec-  and assistive devices and services. Some of them are   1.  T. Y. Chen, Y. C. Huang, T. S. Chou, C. S. Shih, and J. W. S. Liu, “Model-
 tures and tools for building real-time and embedded sys-  designed to enhance the quality of life and self-reliance   Based Development of User-Centric Automation and Assistive Devices/Sys-
 tems. The past two decades have ushered in tremendous   of their users, including elderly individuals and people   tems,” IEEE Systems Journal, March 2012
 advances in the technologies needed to ensure predict-  with chronic conditions or functional limitations. Others   2.  E. T.-H. Chu, Y.-L. Chen, J. W. S. Liu and J. K. Zao, “Strategies for Crowd-
 able timing behavior and enable rigorous validation of   are automation tools for care-providing institutions for   sourcing for Disaster Situation Information,” WIT Transactions on the Built
 real-time systems built from commodity hardware and   the purpose of improving quality of care. All of them are   Environment, 2011.    ● Taiwan Linux Consortium, Linux
 software components. My students and I have contrib-  used at their users’ discretion, often for the purpose of   3.  P. S. Tsai, C. S. Shih, J. W. S. Liu, “Mobile Reminder for Flexible and Safe   Golden Penguin Award (2009)
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 uted our fair share: Our results were used extensively in   complementing and compensating for the users’ skills   Medication Scheduler for Home Users,” Proceedings of the 14  Interna-
 PERTS (Prototyping Environment for Real-Time Systems),   and weaknesses.  Such a device  should be  easy  to use   tional Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, July 2011.    ● Honor Medal, Taiwan Institute of
                                                                                 Information and Computing Machin-
 a system of schedulers and tools that we built in the mid   and easily configurable, customizable and maintained.   4.  P. H. Tsai, C. Y. Yu, C. S. Shih, and J. W. S. Liu, “Smart Medication Dis-  ery (2008)
 90’s. PERTS puts important scheduling, resource man-  The device should never do any harm even when mis-  penser: Design, Architecture and Implementation,” IEEE Systems Journal,
 agement, and validation theorems and algorithms in a   used. A major thrust of our research has been directed   Vol. 5, No 1, March 2011.    ● Technical Achievement Award, IEEE
                                                                                 Computer Society, TC on Real-Time
 form ready for use by developers to validate, simulate   towards developing models, architecture, middleware   5.  T. S. Chou, H. Y. Huang, Y. C. Wang, W. S. Chen, C. S. Shih, and J. W.   Systems (2005)
 and evaluate design alternatives for systems with critical   and tools that support model- and component-based   S. Liu, “EMWF: A Middleware for Flexible Automation and Assistive De-    ● Distinguished Visiting Research Fel-
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 timing requirements. PERTS was distributed to numer-  design, development and quality assurance of such de-  vices,” Proceedings of the 8  IFIP Workshop on Software Technologies for   low, IIS, Academia Sinica (2004+)
 ous universities and research laboratories worldwide and   vices and services. Results of this work, including an em-  Future Embedded and Ubiquitous Systems, October 2010.
 has been enhanced and commercialized.   bedded workflow framework, a simulation environment,   6.  P. H. Tsai, Y. T. Chuang, T. S. Chou, C. S. Shih, and J. W. S. Liu, “iNuC:     ● William Bentor Honorary Chair Profes-
                                                                                 sor, CS, National Tsing-Hua University,
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 and links to our open source software prototypes, can be   An Intelligent Mobile Medication Cart,’ Proceedings of the 2  International   (2004+)
 My students and I have also developed the underlying   found at the SISARL homepage http://sisarl.org.  Conference on Biomedical Engineering and Informatics, October 2009.
 principle of open architecture for real-time applications.   7.  P. H. Tsai, C. S. Shih and J. W. S. Liu, “Algorithms for Scheduling Interac-    ● Software Architect, OS Core Technol-
 A common assumption underlying existing real-time   More recently, a major thrust of my research is on in-  tive Medications,” Foundations of Computing and Decision Science, Vol.   ogy, Windows, Microsoft (2000-2004)
 techniques and standards is that the system is closed. To   formation technology for disaster preparedness and   34, No. 4, 2009.    ● Professor of Computer Science,
 determine whether an application can meet its timing re-  response.  We aim to strengthen the underpinnings of   8.  T. S. Chou and J. W. S. Liu, “Design and Implementation of RFID-Based   University of Illinois at Urbana-Cham-
                                                                                 paign , United States (1981-2000)
 quirements, one must analyze detailed timing attributes   several critical technologies, including technologies for   Object Locators,” Proceedings of IEEE Conference on RFID Technology,
 and resource usages of all applications that share the   building pervasive smart devices and applications as ele-  March 2007.    ● ScD, EE, Massachusetts Institute of
 platform. The need for detailed information prohibits in-  ments of disaster-prepared smart environments; models,   9.  P. H. Tsai, H. C. Yeh, C. Y. Yu, P. C. Hsiu, C. S. Shih and J. W. S. Liu, “Com-  Technology (1968)
 dependent development of components and invariably   algorithms and tools for crowdsourcing collection of sen-  pliance Enforcement of Temporal and Dosage Constraints,” Proceedings of     ● M.S., EE, Massachusetts Institute of
 limits the configurability of real-time systems. Our open   sor information to complement data from in-situ physical   IEEE Real-Time Systems Symposium, December 2006.  Technology (1966)
 real-time system principle makes it possible to tune and   sensors; scalable and responsive emergency information   10.  J. W. S. Liu, Real-Time Systems, Prentice Hall, 2000    ● B.S., EE, Cleveland State University
 validate the timing behavior of a real-time component   brokerage services as alternatives to break-the-glass ap-  11.  Z. Deng and J. W. S. Liu, “Scheduling Real-Time Applications Containing   (1959)
 in an open environment independently of other compo-  proaches to emergency information access control; and   Sporadic Tasks in an Open Environment,” Proceedings of IEEE Real-Time     ● Fellow of IEEE
 nents running on the same platform.  executable models for capturing behaviors of individual   Systems Symposium, pp. 308-319, December 1997.
 elements of disaster scenarios and the interactions of   12.  J. W. S. Liu, K. J. Lin, W. K. Shih, R. Bettati and J.Y. Chung, “Imprecise
 Since I joined the Institute in 2004, an objective of my   people among themselves and with the elements of the   Computations,” IEEE Proceedings, Vol. 82, pp. 1-12, January 1994.
 work has been to advance the technology for building   environment to support virtual and augmented simula-
 high-quality  and  affordable  human-centric  automation   tion.








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