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IBM Systems Journal
Real-Time and Event-Based Systems   Volume 47, Number 2, 2008
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DRIVE: A tool for developing, deploying, and managing distributed sensor and actuator applications - References

 by H. Chen,
P. B. Chou,
N. H. Cohen,
S. S. Duri,
and C. W. Jung
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