10th EUROMICRO Conference on Digital System Design, Lübeck, Deutschland

Abbrevation

DSD

Link

http://dsd07.felk.cvut.cz/

City

Lübeck

Country

Germany

Deadline Paper

2007-03-25

Start Date

2007-08-27

End Date

2007-08-31

Abstract

The Euromicro Conference on Digital System Design (DSD) addresses all aspects of (embedded and high–perfomance) digital and mixed hardware/software system engineering. It is a discussion forum for researchers and engineers working on state–of–the–art investigations, development and applications. It focuses on an advanced system design and design automation concepts, paradigms, methods and tools, as well as modern implementation technologies enabling an effective and efficient development of high–quality systems for important and demanding applications in fields such as communication and networking, measurement and instrumentation, healthcare and medicine, military, space, avionic and automotive systems, security, multimedia and ambient intelligence. The 10th Euromicro conference on Digital System Design (DSD) will take place in the former ″Queen″ of the Hanseatic League, the historic city of Lübeck, famous for its Brick Gothic churches, marzipan, and literary family the Manns. The DSD proceedings are published by the IEEE Computer Society Press. Keywords: T1: Systems–on–a–chip/in–a–package: generic system platforms and platform–based design; network on chip; multi–processors; system on re–configurable chip; system FPGAs and structured ASICs; rapid prototyping; asynchronous systems; power, energy, timing, predictability and other quality issues; intellectual property, virtual components and design reuse. T2: Programmable/re–configurable architectures: re–configurable system architectures, processor, communication, memory and software architectures with focus on application specific and/or embedded computing, co–processors; processing arrays; programmable fabrics; embedded software; arithmetic, logic and special–operator units. T3: System, hardware and embedded software specification, modeling and validation: design languages; functional, structural and parametric specification and modeling; simulation, emulation, prototyping, and testing at the system, register–transfer, logic and physical levels; co–simulation and co–verification. T4: System, hardware and embedded software synthesis: system, hardware/software and embedded software synthesis; behavioral, register–transfer, logic and physical circuit synthesis; multi–objective optimization observing power, performance, communication, interconnections, layout, technology, reliability, robustness, security, testability and other issues; (dynamic) management of computational resources, power, energy etc.; design environments for embedded systems. T5: Emerging technologies, system paradigms and design methodologies: optical, bio, nano and quantum technologies and computing; self–organizing and self–adapting (wireless) systems; wireless sensor networks; ambient intelligence and augmented reality; ubiquitous, wearable and implanted systems; deep sub–micron design issues. T6: Applications of (embedded) digital systems with emphasis on demanding and new applications in fields such as: (wireless) communication and networking; measurement and instrumentation; health–care and medicine; military, space, avionic and automotive systems; security; multi–media, instrumentation and ambient intelligence.