Software
ENEDI
ENEDI is an integrated system that collects, integrates and analyzes data from Internet-of-Things (IoT)sensors, operating system, as well as, cloud middleware monitors, and open-data sources regarding: i) photovoltaic PV energyproduction in solar-powered datacenter facilities; ii) weatherconditions; iii) power consumption by datacenter subsystems (clusters, cluster nodes, and cooling equipment), and iv) the time-evolving profiles of containerized cloud applications running onthe datacenter.
Fogify
Fogify (Fog Computing Emulation Framework) is an emulation Framework easing the modeling, deployment and experimentation of fog testbeds. Fogify provides a toolset to: model complex fog topologies comprised of heterogeneous resources, network capabilities and QoS criteria; deploy the modelled configuration and services using popular containerized infrastructure-as-code descriptions to a cloud or local environment; experiment, measure and evaluate the deployment by injecting faults and adapting the configuration at runtime to test different "what-if" scenarios that reveal the limitations of a service before introduced to the public.
Check-It
Checkit is a browser extension providing real time Fake News detection in news websites and Online Social Networks.
StreamSight
StreamSight is a query-driven framework for streaming analytics in edge computing. It supports users in composing analytic queries that are automatically translated and mapped to streaming operations suitable for running on distributed processing engines deployed in wide areas of coverage.
Mandola
MANDOLA is a big-data processing system that monitors, detects, visualizes, and reports the spread and penetration of online hate-related speech using big-data approaches.
ICW
Intensive Care Window (ICW) application is a software framework that enables the retrieval and integration of data from inpatient-attached medical sensors found in modern Intensive Care Units.
ICW follows a modular design to retrieve data from different patient monitoring devices. The tool includes full-fledged interaction protocols and graphical user-interface to interact with intelligent medical devices (such as Phillips IntelliVue MP70 or Ventilator840 ).
VIVAGr
VIVAGr is a graphical-oriented, real-time visualization tool for vehicular ad-hoc network connectivity graphs. It enables the effective synthesis of structural, topological, and dynamic characteristics of VANnet graphs, with a variety of parameters that affect the characteristics of a vehicular ad hoc network (wireless range, mobility models, road-network topology, market penetration ratio, and exhibited interference). The tool represents all active connections in real-time mode using mobility traces using a visual encoding syntax to represent semantic meanings and the effect of mobility and topology on vehicular network specific properties.
TrafficModeler
TrafficModeler is an open-source, graphical tool for the rapid high-level modeling and generation of vehicular traffic. TrafficModeler supports a variety of traffic definition models representing a wide range of traffic patterns. A set of traffic generation algorithms are implemented to convert high-level models to output compatible with SUMO, a popular open-source microscopic traffic simulator. TrafficModeler drastically reduces the time and effort required to generate traffic for SUMO. Furthermore, it can be easily extended to support other traffic simulators and to incorporate new types of traffic.
FTW
The FTW middleware platform is a novel framework which supports collecting a variety of sensor data (e.g., accelerometer, microphone, GPS, camera, external environmental sensor devices etc) with minimum energy consumption and cost in order to explore opportunities in three-dimensional domains (user activities, locations/places and social interactions). The data are sent to a server (i.e., Cloud infrastructure) for post-analysis. The proposed framework operates on both mobiles phones and servers providing to third party programmers with little phone programming experience to develop phone sensing applications with social networking capabilities.
g-Eclipse
g-Eclipse is an integrated workbench framework to access the power of existing Grid infrastructures. The framework is built on top of the reliable eco-system of the Eclipse community to enable a sustainable development and end-user support. The framework aims to provide tools to customize Grid users' applications, to manage Grid resources and to support the development cycle of new Grid applications. The g-Eclipse framework aims to be middleware agnostic and its architecture is designed to be extensible for many different Grid middlewares (such as gLite, GRIA, UNICORE, Globus toolkit). Currently g-Eclipse comes with exemplary support for the gLite and GRIA middlewares. In addition, an adapter to Amazon's Web services for the Amazon Simple Storage Service is available, that allows the control of instances in Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud.
GridBench
GridBench (G.Tsouloupas, M. Dikaiakos. 2003-2005). A tool for Grid benchmarking.
For more information please visit the GridBench website.
WebRACE
WebRACEv4 (D. Zeinalipour-Yazti, M. Dikaiakos, E. Tsiakkouri, E. Georgiou, 1999-2004) A User driven Crawler. WebRACEv4 is a prototype HTTP Retrieval, Annotation and Caching Engine developed in Java. WebRace is the WWW Agent-Proxy of eRACE.
For more information about WebRace please visit WebRace website.
HelpDesk
HelpDesk (D. Zeinalipour-Yazti, M. Dikaiakos, 1998-1999) Web-based system for computer lab administration. In use on a daily basis (since 1999) by the users and administrators of the Computer Science Department at the University of Cyprus for registering and resolving requests related to computer-system use(http://helpdesk.cs.ucy.ac.cy/).
Cognitive Development Test
Cognitive Development Test (E. Tsiakkouri, M. Dikaiakos. 2000-2002). Web-based system for the definition and administration of computerized cognitive development tests. In use by University of Cyprus researchers at elementary schools of Cyprus.
Digital Portfolio
Digital Portfolio (E. Georgiou, A. Stassopoulou, M. Dikaiakos. 2002-2003). Java-based environment for the development and publication of teachers' portfolios in digital format. Used in pilot studies by Cypriot high-school teachers.
For more information please visit project´s website.