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IMPORTANT DATES
Submission of
papers:
Deadline extended to
March 7th 2005
Notification
of acceptance:
May 3rd 2005
Camera-ready paper due:
June 9th 2005
ORGANISATION
Programme Chair
Michel
Chaudron
Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, Netherlands
m.r.v.chaudron@tue.nl
Programme Committee
Yolande Berbers (Leuven, Be)
Alexandre Bergel (Bern, Swi)
Marcello Bonsangue (Leiden, NL)
Jean-Michel Bruel (Pau, Fr)
Ivica Crnkovic (MRTC, Swe)
Alexander Fioukov (Philips, NL)
Dimitra Giannakopoulou, (RIACS/NASA Aimes, US)
Tom Holvoet (Leuven, Be)
Ben Juurlink (TU Delft, NL)
Johan Muskens (TU Eindhoven, NL)
Andrea Polini (ISTI-CNR, Ita)
Alexander Romanovsky (Newcastle, UK)
Titos Saridakis (Nokia, Fi)
Alex Telea (TU Eindhoven, NL)
Lothar Thiele (ETHZ, Swi)
Marcel Verhoef (Chess, NL)
Kurt Wallnau (SEI, US)
Roel Wuyts (Be)
Jianli Xu (Nokia, Fi)
Steffen Zschaler (Dresden, De)
Venue
Porto University,
Portugal
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Component based software engineering is being recognized as an important
approach for reducing development-time and development cost. Many areas of
automation, such as consumer electronics, medical systems,
telecommunications, vehicle control (automotive, air, train, space) have high
dependability requirements. In order to succesfully apply the CBD approach to
the building of dependable systems, component models are needed that include
mechanisms for dealing with dependability properties in an integral manner.
The aim of this workshop is to study mechanisms and techniques that enhance
the CBD paradigm for dependable systems.
Major topics of interest include:
- Component models for resource-constrained/embedded
devices
- Techniques and mechanisms for handling the following issues in
component-based systems
- Adaptability
- Reliability
- Fault-tolerance
- Security
- Safety
- Timeliness / Real-Time,
- System Integrity Management
- Run-time contract checking of extra-functional properties
- Run-time system diagnosis and repair
- Exception handling mechanisms
- Remote System Management
- Software upgrade and dynamic reconfiguration in dependable systems
- Methods and Techniques for predicting and analysing non-functional
properties of component-based systems
- Testing, Validation & Certification of dependability properties
Authors are strongly recommended to explain:
- the relation between the requirements of a
domain and the different design choices made in the component model.
- the specific complications that arise from integrating the
technique/mechanism in a component-based approach
Reviewing and publishing
Both
regular papers and short contributions will be reviewed by the international
Programme Committee and accepted on their scientific merit and relevance to
the topics of the individual Tracks. The papers should not be published or
submitted somewhere else. Accepted regular papers will be included in the
proceedings. The conference proceedings will be published by the IEEE/CS and
will be available at the conference. Papers should not exceed 8 pages (in
IEEE/CS proceedings format; 10pt, single-space, double-column) or 6000 words
and include an abstract of up to 150 words. Please visit the tracks web pages
for further information.
EUROMICRO SEAA
conference is co-located with Euromicro
Conference on DSD
Venue
The
conference will take place at Porto University. The second-largest city in Portugal has a
historical centre that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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