Distributed and Self-organizing Systems Research Group (VSR)





Dipl.-Inf. Ralph Sommermeier

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Research Interests
My research interests focus on Web engineering, software engineering, and systems engineering and are driven by evolution, federation, and reuse as principles for building distributed systems, especially in the context of Internet and Web Technologies.
Short CV
In November 2008, I finished my study of Computer Science at the Chemnitz University of Technology (TUC) in Germany and bear the academic title Dipl.-Inf. of Computer Science. Prior to that level of education, I passed a vocational training as technical assistent for Computer Science at the School of Industry in Chemnitz (ISC). Since December 2008 I am a PhD Student and scientific staff member in the Distributed and Self-organizing Systems Group (VSR) at the TUC
My practical experience has started in 1999 as Software Engineer for the DELTA proveris AG (DEPAG) and attends my education background until now. The relations between practice and theory often help me to use synergy effects in both of them. Since 2003 there also have been some activities as freelancer in the area of Software Engineering, Web Engineering, Database Design as well as the underlying Network and System Design, Architecture and Administration. One of my best reference projects is the design, implementation, integration and maintenance of a all-embracing web management software for the biggest sport hotel of East Germany Sportpark Rabenberg.
Currently I'm concentrating on our research activities around Web Engineering, especially the idea of Linked Data. My thesis cover the design and evolution of distributed applications dealing with distributed data across different systems, architectures and federation aspects. To improve my management skills I became the Product Owner for further development of the WebComposition/Data Grid Services (DGS) with a Team of 10 students. Using methods of agile management, especially SCRUM as an agile software development method, shows how effective the Team Development can be.
I have published my first scientific papers about the Idea of Lightweight Data Integration using our WebComposition/DGS at the 9th International Conference of Web Engineering (ICWE). With a lot of inspiration by current research topics I will publish more about our DGS and its posibilities around the Idea of Linked Data in the context of Web 2.0 Applications.
Current Student Projects (Advisor)
Axel Vietze
Type of project: Diplomarbeit   Advisers: Martin Gaedke, Ralph Sommermeier   Research Area:
Martin Kutz
Project codenamed Eger (Codename: Eger)
Type of project: Studienarbeit   Advisers: Ralph Sommermeier   Research Area: ,
Ariel Firlej
Project codenamed Frankfurt (Codename: Frankfurt)
Type of project: Diplomarbeit   Advisers: Martin Gaedke, Ralph Sommermeier   Research Area: ,
Olexiy Chudnovskyy
Project codenamed Tanger (Codename: Tanger)
Type of project: Studienarbeit   Advisers: Ralph Sommermeier   Research Area: ,
Robert Krawatzeck
Type of project: Studienarbeit   Advisers: Ralph Sommermeier, Martin Gaedke   Research Area: ,
Michael Krug
Type of project: Studienarbeit   Advisers: Ralph Sommermeier, Martin Gaedke   Research Area: , ,
Publications
Ralph Sommermeier, Andreas Heil, Martin Gaedke
First International Workshop on Lightweight Integration on the Web (Composable Web'09) in conjunction with the 9th International Conference on Web Engineering (ICWE 2009), Pages 30-38, San Sebastian, Spain, 22.-26. Jun. 2009; ISBN/ISSN ISSN 1613-0073

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