11th IEEE International Symposium on Industrial Embedded Systems > AGH University of Science & Technology, Krakow, Polen

Abbrevation

SIES

Link

http://sies2016.org/

City

Krakow

Country

Poland

Deadline Paper

2016-02-06

Start Date

2016-05-23

End Date

2016-05-25

Abstract

Aim: The aim of the symposium is to bring together researchers and practitioners from industry and academia and provide them with a platform to report on recent developments, deployments, technology trends and research results, as well as initiatives related to embedded systems and their applications in a variety of industrial environments. Topics include, but are not limited to: EMBEDDED SYSTEMS: Design and Validation of Embedded Systems; Real–Time Issues; Models of Embedded Computation; Design and Verification Languages; Operating Systems and Quasi–Static Scheduling; Timing and Performance Analysis; Power Aware Embedded Computing; Adaptive Embedded Systems; Security in Embedded Systems. SYSTEM–on–CHIP and NETWORK–on–CHIP DESIGN & TESTING: Design of Application–Specific Instruction–Set Processors, Design and Programming of Embedded Multiprocessors, SoC Communication and Architectures, NoC Communication and Architectures, Design of SoC/NoC, Platform–Based Design for Embedded Systems, Reconfigurable Platforms, Multiprocessor SoC Platforms and Tools, Testing ofEmbedded Core–based Integrated Circuits. NETWORKED EMBEDDED SYSTEMS: Design Issues for Networked Embedded Systems, Middleware Design and Implementation for Networked Embedded Systems, Self Adaptive Networked Entity Sensor Networks: Architectures, Energy–Efficient Medium Access Control, Time Synchronization Issues, Distributed Localization Algorithms, Routing, Distributed Signal Processing, Security EMBEDDED APPLICATIONS: Cyber–physical systems and Internet of Things, including Industrial Automation and Controls; Automotive Applications, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Smart Home, Wireless Health Care, Industrial Building Automation and Control, Power (sub–)Station Automation and Control, etc. – design, maintenance, fault tolerance & dependability, networks, infrastructure, safety and security.