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Experimental Evaluation of Resilience for Ubiquitous Mobile Systems

In this position paper, we address the needs and motivations for practical evaluation of ubiquitous mobile systems. We are particularly interested in the validation of resilience mechanisms for such systems. We advocate the use of real experiments that complement simulation for the evaluation of actual prototypes. Indeed, experimental validation is particularly appealing when resilience properties such as safety or availability are an issue. We then propose and discuss some technological trails for the implementation of such an evaluation platform and its validation.