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IFIP
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Braga
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Portugal
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DIPES is a bi&#8211;annual international conference which aims to present significant research on models, methods, tools and applications in the area of distributed embedded systems&#046; Embedded systems have become a key technological component of all kinds of complex technical systems, ranging from telecommunications devices to automobiles, aircraft and even complete production lines&#046; Traditionally, such embedded control systems have been implemented in a monolithic, centralized manner, but distributed solutions have steadily been gaining popularity&#046; In a distributed setup, the control task is carried out by a number of controllers distributed over the entire system and interconnected as a network by communication components such as field buses&#046; The individual nodes of such a network usually consist of a processor (microcontroller) together with some sensors and actuators&#046; More demanding local control applications require more powerful controllers based on parallel architectures such as VLIW, or processors with dedicated co&#8211;processors&#046; Distribution and parallelism in embedded system design increase the engineering challenges and demand new development methods and tools&#046; Also, the increasing relevance of intelligent applications like autonomous systems or systems with self&#8211;x properties calls for new design methods and tools&#046; Due to the growing complexity of these kinds of embedded systems, their development requires new, consistent and integrated design methodologies, covering the path from specification to implementation&#046; <b>Keywords:</b> Specification and modelling of complex embedded systems<br>Design methodology for distributed and parallel embedded systems<br>Web based design of embedded systems<br>Design support for intelligent features in embedded systems<br>Distributed simulation and formal verification of embedded systems<br>Novel programming techniques for distributed real&#8211;time systems<br>Self&#8211;x properties in distributed embedded systems<br>Partitioning and allocation of tasks<br>Distributed real&#8211;time operating systems<br>Real&#8211;time communication systems<br>Software synthesis for real&#8211;time applications<br>Mixed continuous/discrete systems<br>HW/SW co&#8211;design for distributed embedded systems<br>Specific (parallel) architectures for distributed embedded systems<br>Dependability and fault tolerance of distributed embedded systems<br>Low power design of embedded systems<br>Case studies of distributed embedded systems<br>