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Graduated as M.Sc at the Department of Engineering Cybernetics in July 2001, with a thesis on "TCP/IP v4 and v6 in Embedded and/or Real-Time Systems". Working as research assistant at the department since August 2000.

In 2002 guiding courses SIE3050 Real-time programming and SIE3075 Instrumentation systems.

Current research project on enabling use of off-the-shelf (COTS) IP technology in industrial networks, especially techniques to meet "hard" QoS guarantess.

Publications

• T. Lunheim, A. Skavhaug, "An Embedded Future for Distributed System Architectures", ERCIM Workshop on Dependable Software Intensive Embedded systems, 2005
• T. Lunheim, A. Skavhaug, "An experimental setup for vertical integration in network systems for industrial use", 2nd Intl Workshop on Real-Time LANS in the Internet Age, 2003
• A. Skavhaug, T. Lunheim, H. Skinnemoen, "EmbLab - A Laboratory for Teaching Embedded Systems", ERCIM News No. 52 p.42-43, January 2003
• T. Lunheim, A. Skavhaug, "The Importance of Wireless Technologies for Industrial Applications", 4th IEEE International Workshop on Factory Communication Systems, 2002
• A. Skavhaug, T. Lunheim, B.Vik, T.Fossen, "A Decade of Rapid Software Development for Control-System Experiments, Lessons Learned", 15th IFAC World Congress on Automatic Control, 2002
• T. Lunheim, A. Skavhaug, "An Experimental Testbed for Using WLANs in Real-Time Applications", 1st Intl Workshop on Real-Time LANS in the Internet Age, 2002

Student projects - 2005

• Reliability and Availability of devices in Industrial Ethernet environments(medveil.)
• Integration of existing fieldbus experiment in TCP/IP framework(veil.)
• Performability evaluation based on latency in "GRID" type of environment(veil.)