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ARVIDA-Referenzarchitektur

Ressourcen-orientierte Architekturen für die Anwendungsentwicklung Virtueller Techniken

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Die ARVIDA-Referenzarchitektur ist ein zentrales Element und Ergebnis des ARVIDA-Projektes. Sie ermöglicht es, mit etablierten Technologien und Konzepten aus dem Web-Umfeld heterogene VT-Systemlandschaften in integrierten, sehr weitgehend plattformunabhängigen VT-Anwendungen effizient zu nutzen. Die Referenzarchitektur nutzt und adaptiert das Prinzip der RESTful-Web-Services sowie die darauf aufbauenden Linked-Data Konzepte, um interoperable, leicht erweiterbare und modulare VT-Anwendungen zu bauen. Die nachfolgenden Abschnitte beschreiben die Grundprinzipien und spezifischen Erweiterungen im Detail.

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The ARVIDA reference architecture is a central result of the ARVDIA project. With the help of well-established web technologies and concepts the reference architecture enables heterogeneous VT systems to become platform independent applications. The reference architecture uses and adopts the principle of RESTful web services and the associated Linked-Data concepts to build interoperable, extensible and modular VT applications. This chapter describes the basic principles and the specific extensions in detail.

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  1. Fraunhofer Gesellschaft/ IGD, Darmstadt, Deutschland

    Johannes Behr

  2. Fraunhofer Gesellschaft/ IAO, Stuttgart, Deutschland

    Roland Blach

  3. Fraunhofer Gesellschaft/ IGD, Darmstadt, Deutschland

    Ulrich Bockholt

  4. Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Karlsruhe, Deutschland

    Andreas Harth, Tobias Käfer & Felix Leif Keppmann

  5. DFKI GmbH, Saarbrücken, Deutschland

    Hilko Hoffmann

  6. TU München, München, Deutschland

    Manuel Huber

  7. TU München, München, Deutschland

    Frieder Pankratz

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  9. DFKI GmbH, Saarbrücken, Deutschland

    René Schubotz

  10. DFKI GmbH, Saarbrücken, Deutschland

    Christian Vogelgesang

  11. Fraunhofer Gesellschaft/ IGD, Darmstadt, Deutschland

    Gerrit Voss

  12. Fraunhofer Gesellschaft/ IAO, Stuttgart, Deutschland

    Philipp Westner

  13. ART GmbH, Weilheim in OB, Deutschland

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Behr, J. et al. (2017). ARVIDA-Referenzarchitektur. In: Schreiber, W., Zürl, K., Zimmermann, P. (eds) Web-basierte Anwendungen Virtueller Techniken. Springer Vieweg, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-52956-0_3

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