GRK 1651: Service-oriented Architectures for the Integration of Software-based Processes, Exemplified by Health Care Systems and Medical Technology (SOAMED)

面向服务是一个很有前途的体系结构概念，可以快速、经济高效地耦合封装的软件组件（服务），并使它们适应新的需求。面向服务主要是针对协作业务流程提出的。然而，它在嵌入式系统中的应用越来越多。服务导向是从非常务实的问题和背景演变而来的。很少有人注意到该领域的理论和概念问题。此外，只有基本的服务软件技术方法可用。系统构建的面向服务的体系结构的例子目前只在很小的程度上可见。信息学是医疗保健系统和医疗技术创新组织的关键技术。与其他组织和嵌入式系统相比，所涉及的过程更加通用，并且对可靠性和正确性的要求更高。医疗过程通常是松散耦合的。他们的融合既困难又重要。面向服务的系统的设计过程和结构的理论和方法基础可能会大大改善当今的信息技术。在这种情况下，这个研究培训小组开始的想法，以巩固目前务实的重点面向服务的方法与理论基础，通过整合建立以及新兴的软件工程过程。这种方法旨在对面向服务的系统构建的概念、方法和工具支持进行决定性的改进。研究培训小组的创新范围是显而易见的，影响深远：保健系统以及医疗系统目前占主导地位的结构和过程，可以大大改善的概念和方法，由这个研究培训小组开发。该项目的可行性是由所有参与者在可比项目的长期经验保证。

Service orientation is a promising architectural concept to quickly and cost efficiently couple encapsulated software components (services) and to adapt them to new requirements. Service orientation has mainly been suggested for cooperating business processes. However, its application in embedded systems is increasing. Service orientation has evolved from very pragmatic problems and backgrounds. Little attention has been directed to theoretical and conceptual problems of the area. Furthermore, only rudimentary software technology methods for services are available. Examples of systematically constructed service-oriented architectures are presently visible only to a minor degree. Informatics is a key technology for the innovative organisation of health care systems and of medical technology. In comparison with other organisational and embedded systems, the involved processes are more versatile, and the reliability and correctness requirements are higher. Medical processes are usually loosely coupled. Their integration is as much difficult as important. Theoretical and methodological foundations of both the design process and the structure of service-oriented systems might substantially improve todays information technology. In this situation, this Research Training Group starts out with the idea to underpin the currently pragmatically focussed service-oriented approach with theoretical foundations by integrating established as well as emerging software engineering procedures. This approach aims at a decisive improvement of concepts, methods and tool support for service-oriented system construction. The scope of innovation of the Research Training Group is obvious and far reaching: health care systems as well as medical systems are presently dominated by structures and processes that can substantially be improved by the concepts and methods developed by this Research Training Group. The feasibility of the project is guaranteed by all participants long standing experience in comparable projects.