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• TITLE: Assigning Real-Time Tasks in Environmentally Powered Distributed Systems

  AUTHORS: Jian Lin, Albert M. K. Cheng

  KEYWORDS: Distributed Systems, Energy Harvesting, Real-Time Scheduling, Task Assignment

  JOURNAL NAME: Circuits and Systems, Vol.5 No.4, April 16, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Harvesting energy for execution from the environment (e.g., solar, wind energy) has recently emerged as a feasible solution for low-cost and low-power distributed systems. When real-time responsiveness of a given application has to be guaranteed, the recharge rate of obtaining energy inevitably affects the task scheduling. This paper extends our previous works in[1] [2] to explore the real-time task assignment problem on an energy-harvesting distributed system. The solution using Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) and several significant improvements are presented. Simulations compare the performance of the approaches, which demonstrate the solutions effectiveness and efficiency.