Biografie

Ege Korkan is a Ph.D. candidate in Embedded Systems and Internet of Things group in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of Technische Universität München (TUM) in Germany. His research revolves around using Web of Things technologies during the design, test and diagnosis of decentralized systems.

Ege Korkan studied Electrical Engineering in INSA de Lyon in France. In 2016, he moved to Munich during his last year of his studies and worked in Siemens to write his Master’s Thesis. An extension of his Master’s Thesis subject is now the topic he is working on.

For more information his research topic, visit our Research and Software pages.

Publications

2021

Conferences

• Runtime Deployment, Management and Monitoring of Web of Things Systems

Ege Korkan, Miguel Romero Karam, Sebastian Kaebisch, Sebastian Steinhorst

IEEE COINS 2021

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• A-MaGe: Atomic Mashup Generator for the Web of Things

Ege Korkan, Fady Salama, Sebastian Kaebisch, Sebastian Steinhorst

International Conference on Web Engineering

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2020

Journals

• Streamlining IoT System Development with Open Standards

Ege Korkan, Sebastian Kaebisch, Sebastian Steinhorst

it - Information Technology

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Conferences No-Code Shadow Things Deployment for the IoT

 

Ege Korkan, Emanuel Regnath, Sebastian Kaebisch, Sebastian Steinhorst

IEEE World Forum on Internet of Things

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Web of Things System Description for Representation of Mashups

 

Adrian Kast, Ege Korkan, Sebastian Kaebisch, Sebastian Steinhorst

International Conference on Omni-layer Intelligent Systems (COINS)

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W-ADE: Timing Performance Benchmarking in Web of Things

 

Verena Eileen Schlott, Ege Korkan, Sebastian Kaebisch, Sebastian Steinhorst

International Conference on Web Engineering

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2019 Book Chapters Safe Interoperability for Web of Things Devices and Systems

 

Ege Korkan, Sebastian Käbisch, Matthias Kovatsch, Sebastian Steinhorst

Languages, Design Methods, and Tools for Electronic System Design

 

Workshops Virtual-Thing: Thing Description based Virtualization

 

Hassib Belhaj Hassine, Ege Korkan, Sebastian Steinhorst

Second W3C Workshop on Web of Things, Munich, Germany, 2019

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WoTify: A platform to bring Web of Things to your devices

 

Ege Korkan, Hassib Belhaj Hassine, Verena Eileen Schlott, Sebastian Käbisch, Sebastian Steinhorst

Second W3C Workshop on Web of Things, Munich, Germany, 2019

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2018 Conferences

 

Sequential Behavioral Modeling for Scalable IoT Devices and Systems

 

 

Ege Korkan, Sebastian Käbisch, Matthias Kovatsch, Sebastian Steinhorst

Forum on specification and Design Languages (FDL), Munich, Germany, 2018

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Supervised Theses

Student Name	Title	Type	Year	Links
Silvia Ramirez	T.B.D	MA	2020
Marcus Schmidt	T.B.D	MA	2020
Jakob Weigand	Automatic Black-box Testing in the Web of Things	BA	2020	WoT Test Bench Tool
Adrian Kast	Web of Things System Description for Representation of Mashups	MA	2020	WoT System Description
Hassib Belhaj	Design Space Exploration in Web of Things	MA	2019
Verena Schlott	Performance Annotation in Web of Things	MA	2019	W-ADE
Jan Lauinger	Runtime System Adaptation in Web of Things	MA	2018	WoT Test Bench Tool

Teaching

Course Name	Course Type	Role
System Design for the Internet of Things	Lecture + Tutorial	Tutor
Software Architecture for Distributed Embedded Systems	Lecture + Tutorial	Tutor
Advanced Seminar Embedded Systems and Internet of Things	Seminar	Supervisor

Request for Work

WARNING: I am about to finish my PhD and do not accept any further students. If you like my research area, please contact Fady Salama with me in cc.

Before asking for an internship or thesis, be aware of the skills I look for in general. Please do not contact me for things related to "real embedded programming" with C. The work you will do will require more abstract/high level languages. Some things that will be always relevant (not a must) to any work you will do with me are:

• Knowing what is JSON
• Experience with server-client and publish-subscribe architecture
• Git
• Internet protocol stack and application layer protocols
• Python or node.js programming
• Thing Description standard
• Web technologies (front end and back end)
• Experience with Linux and Raspberry Pi

In your email, please do not forget to add your desired starting date.