Series in Microelectronics
edited by
Wolfgang Fichtner
Qiuting Huang
Heinz Jäckel
Gerhard Tröster
Bernd Witzigmann
Walter Oesch,
Controlling Software for EMF
Laboratory Studies.
2006; 222 pages. € 64,00.
ISBN 3-86628-097-1
The
first part of this thesis describes the design and implementation of
controlling software for electromagnetic field (EMF) laboratory studies which
investigate possible health risks of EMF exposure. Controlling software
monitors the exposure system and guarantees stable
exposure conditions. Stable conditions in turn improve the
authenticity and reproducibility of EMF laboratory studies. The second part
critically evaluates the benefits of established and novel software engineering
methodologies and assesses their suitability for complex and real-world
software systems. The
evaluation focuses mainly
on agile software engineering methodologies.
Walter Oesch
received his MSc Appl. Geophys.
from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich in 2000. He was
awarded an ETH medal for an outstanding diploma thesis for his work on
“Modellierung seismoelektrischer Effekte in Erdölreservoirs”. After
his graduation, Walter Oesch joined the Foundation for Research on Information
Technologies in Society (IT’IS) as a research assistant where he designed and
implemented controlling software for various EMF laboratory studies. IT’IS is a
research foundation closely connected to the Integrated System Laboratory (IIS)
of ETH Zurich.
Keywords: Elektrosmog, Handystrahlung,
Expositionseinrichtung, Steuerungssoftware, Entwicklungsmethoden, Agile
Methoden.
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