Abbrevation
IP - ESC
City
Grenoble
Country
France
Deadline Paper
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End Date
Abstract

<p>IP &#8211; ESC 2009 (IP&#8211;Embedded Systems Conference) will be the 18th edition of the working conference on hot topics in the design world, focusing for the past 8 years on IP&#8211;based SoC design, held in the renowned Silicon Valley of the French Alps&#046;<br>This event has grown regularly and the last edition in December, IP08, despite a depressed market, attracted over 400 attendees, mainly engineering managers&#046; The satisfaction level of the attendees is impressive due to well focused, high level panels, sessions and seminars&#046; Over the year IPs have become Subsystems or Platforms and thus as a natural extension IP 09 will be combined with Embedded Systems Conference to become IPESC 2009 addressing a continuous technical spectrum from IP to SoC to Embedded System&#046; This will definitively leverage the participation in this new combined forum for attendees facing travel restrictions&#046; This offers a fantastic opportunity to bring two well established brands together and deliver an even better event for delegates and vendors&#046;<br>The global series of TechInsights Embedded Systems Conferences (ESC) are must attend events for embedded systems engineers, bringing together system architects, design engineers, suppliers, analysts and media across the globe&#046; Every ESC event is a place for the embedded community to congregate, to identify solutions for immediate design challenges and to meet providers face&#8211;to&#8211;face, delivering solutions for their current project and the next&#046; ESC holds itself true to the motto &#8242;Learn today&#046; Design tomorrow&#046;&#8242; in every facet of the event organization&#046;<br>The areas of interest for the IP &amp; ESC 09 event include (but are not restricted to): </p><p><b>IP Best practice </b><br>• Business models<br>• IP Exchange, reuse practice and design for reuse<br>• IP standards &amp; reuse<br>• Collaborative IP based design<br><b>Design </b><br>• IP packaging for Integration<br>• IP and system configurability<br>• IP platform based design<br>• IP integration in NoC<br>• DFM and process variability in IP design<br><b>Quality and verification </b><br>• IP / SoC quality assurance<br>• IP / SoC prototyping<br>• IP / SoC verification and virtual prototyping<br>• IP / SOC transaction level modelling<br><b>Architecture and System Validation </b><br>• SoC embedded systems<br>• Multi&#8211;processor platforms<br>• HW/SW integration<br>• System&#8211;level analysis<br>• System&#8211;level virtual prototyping<br><b>Embedded Software </b><br>• Language requirements<br>• Compilation and code generation<br>• Model&#8211;based and graphical development<br>• Software analysis and debugging<br>• Software quality and verification<br><b>Real&#8211;Time and Fault Tolerant Systems </b><br>• Operating system requirements<br>• Real&#8211;time determinism<br>• Memory allocation<br>• Real&#8211;time network architectures </p>New topics are welcome &#8211;&#8211; please contact us at <a href=&#8243;mailto:ipesc09@design&#8211;reuse&#046;com&#8243;>ipesc09@design&#8211;…;