Complex Event Processing in Distributed Systems
In 1998 David C. Luckham and Brian Frasca published a paper, Complex Event Processing in Distributed Systems on a new technology called complex event processing, or CEP (Postscript Version}.
“Complex event processing is a new technology for extracting information from message-based systems.” – David Luckham and Brian Frasca
Conference Papers and Thesis
This table contains a survey of conference papers and thesis that reference Luckham and Frasca’s paper on CEP.
| Date | Author(s) | Organization | Document |
| August 2006 | Zhang Yelei | University of Twente, NL | Index Processing for Complex Event Detection |
| December 16, 2005 | Shariq Rizvi | University of California at Berkeley | Complex Event Processing Beyond Active Databases: Streams and Uncertainties |
| October 30, 2004 | Aravind Nambi | University of Hamberg | Monitoring and Managing Business Processes and Resources in J2EE Platform |
| May 26, 2003 | Hesham Hallal et al | CRIM & Siemens AG | An Automata-based Approach to Property Testing in Event Traces |
| May 2003 | Philip E. Varner | University of Virginia | Policy Specification for Non-Local Fault Tolerance in Large Distributed Information Systems |
| April 14, 2003 | Karthikeyan Bhargavan & Carl Gunter | University of Pennsylvania | Network Event Recognition |
| December 2002 | Scott A. Hendrickson et al | University of California, Irvine | An Approach for Tracing and Understanding Asynchronous Systems |
| May 25, 2002 | Robert E. Filman & Diana D. Lee | NASA Ames Research Center | Managing Distributed Systems with Smart Subscriptions |
| October 2001 | Philip N. Gross et al | Columbia University | An Active Events Model for Systems Monitoring |
| 1999 | Louis Perrochon, Walter Mann, Stephane Kasriel, & David C. Luckham | Stanford University | Event Mining with Event Processing Networks |
| 1999 | James Vera, Louis Perrochon & David C. Luckham | Stanford University | Event-Based Execution Architectures for Dynamic Software Systems |
| 1999 | Louis Perrochon | Stanford University | Using Context-Based Correlation in Network Operations and Management |
| 1999 | Louis Perrochon & Walter Mann | Stanford University | Inferred Designs |
| 1998 | Alexandre Santoro, Walter Mann, Neel Madhav * David Luckham | Stanford University & TIBCO Software | eJava – Extending Java with Causality |
