Jay Lepreau

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2008
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Mike Hibler, Robert Ricci, Leigh Stoller, Jonathon Duerig, Shashi Guruprasad, Tim Stack, Kirk Webb, Jay Lepreau:
Large-scale Virtualization in the Emulab Network Testbed. USENIX ATC 2008: 113-128
2005
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David Johnson, Daniel Montrallo Flickinger, Tim Stack, Robert Ricci, Leigh Stoller, Russ Fish, Kirk Webb, Mark A. Minor, Jay Lepreau:
Robot couriers: precise mobility in a wireless network testbed. SenSys 2005: 276-277
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David Johnson, Daniel Montrallo Flickinger, Tim Stack, Robert Ricci, Leigh Stoller, Russ Fish, Kirk Webb, Mark A. Minor, Jay Lepreau:
Emulab's wireless sensor net testbed: true mobility, location precision, and remote access. SenSys 2005: 306
2003
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John Regehr, Alastair Reid, Kirk Webb, Michael A. Parker, Jay Lepreau:
Evolving real-time systems using hierarchical scheduling and concurrency analysis. RTSS 2003: 25-36

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