This  paper (Karthikeyan Bhargavan and Carl A. Gunter of the University of
Pennsylvania) describes some key of the requirements for event
recognition for black box monitoring of packet-mode communication
protocols, particularly protocols built on the Internet Protocol (IP).

Such
protocols produce packets as low-level events but analysis typically
focuses on properties derived from collections of packets that are
amalgamated to produce high-level events. The authors argue that a new
language is appropriate for this task and describe a collection of
requirements for the language. – goto
origianlly Posted to cep.weblogger.com by David Soul on 2/15/04; 8:02:17 PM
in the CEP section.

Related posts on Bricoleur Systems -auto generated:

1. The RAPIDE Event Pattern Language Sample Chapter of David Luckham's book “the Power of Events” is provided courtesy of Addison Wesley Professional.  on  the Informit...
2. GEM: Generalized Event Monitoring Language GEM – an interpreted language for event monitoring. The paper discusses the effect of communications delays on composite event detection...
3. Real Time Event Server iSpheres has announced a new release of its Halo Real Time Event Server. Version 4 adds two additional methods for...
4. The Architecture of the READY Event Notification Service (1999) The Architecture of the READY Event Notification Service (1999) by Robert E. Gruber, Balachander Krishnamurthy, Euthimios Panagos Abstract: We describe...
5. Event Mining with Event Processing Networks Event Mining discovers information in a stream of data, or events, and delivers knowledge in real-time.  In this paper Louis...

Tags: CEP, Complex Event Processing