SAMOS is a unique conference. It deals with embedded systems (sort of)<br>but that is not what makes it different. It brings together every year<br>researchers from both academia and industry on the quiet and inspiring<br>northern mountainside of the Mediterranean island of Samos, which in<br>itself is different. But more importantly, it really fosters<br>collaboration rather than competition. Formal and intensive technical<br>sessions are only held in the mornings. A lively panel ends the formal<br>part of the day, and leads nicely into the afternoons and evenings ––<br>reserved for informal discussions, good food, and the inviting Aegean<br>Sea. SAMOS has IEEE technical co–sponsorship by the IEEE CAS Society<br>and the IEEE SSCS Germany Chapter. The conference papers will be<br>published by IEEE and included in the IEEE Xplore and DBLP Database.<br>Authors are invited to submit technical papers in accordance to the<br>author′s instructions describing original work in either one of the<br>Conference Tracks or one of the Special Sessions.<br>KEYNOTES. The conference keynotes are given by leaders in the field.<br>This year′s keynotes will be given by ALEX NICOLAU, University of<br>California, Irvine (US) and URI WEISER, Technion – Israel Institute<br>of Technology (IL).<br>Technical submissions are invited on original work in one of the<br>following tracks:<br>** The Applications, Systems, Architectures, and Processors Track**<br>This track focuses on advances in systems efficiency in various domains.<br>We seek original contributions describing new architectural and micro<br>architectural techniques aiming to improve performance (e.g. processing<br>throughput or real–time latency), energy and power efficiency,<br>reliability and dependability of embedded systems. We solicit novel<br>architectures and computing methodologies and solutions for accelerating<br>applications in various embedded domains such as next generation life<br>sciences and medicine, next generation automotive and avionics, next<br>generation learning systems for surveillance and recognition, immersive<br>virtual reality. Topics of interest include (but are not limited to):<br>* Novel Architectures for Accelerators in High Performance Embedded<br>Systems;<br>* Application–specific and Domain–specific Embedded Heterogeneous<br>Multicore Systems;<br>* Embedded Reconfigurable Processors;<br>* Software tools, Compilation techniques and optimizations, and Code<br>generation for Reconfigurable Architectures;<br>* Architecture synthesis from Functional Languages Descriptions;<br>* Virtualization and Energy–aware Secure, Reliable, and High<br>Availability Multi–core Architectures;<br>* Embedded Parallel Systems and Multiprocessor Systems–On–Chip;<br>* Application level Resource Management of Multi–core Architectures;<br>* Memory Management and Smart Caches for big data;<br>* Network–on–Chip, Software Defined Network–on–Chips.<br>** The Modeling, Design, and Design Space Exploration Track**<br>This track focuses on all design processes for embedded systems ranging<br>from system–level specification, design languages, modeling and<br>simulation, performance, power, reliability and thermal estimation and<br>analysis, hardware/software and system synthesis, design and design<br>space exploration methodologies down to hardware and software synthesis<br>and compilation strategies. Topics of interest include (but are not<br>limited to):<br>* Hardware/Software and Algorithm/Architecture Co–design;<br>* Design Space Exploration Strategies, Algorithms and CAD Tools;<br>* Specification Languages and Models;<br>* System–Level Design, Simulation, and Verification;<br>* Hardware, Software and System Synthesis Techniques and CAD Tools;<br>* MP–SoC and Platform Based Design Methodologies;<br>* MP–SoC Programming, Compilers, Simulation and Mapping Technologies;<br>* Profiling, Measurement and Analysis Techniques and CAD Tools;<br>* (Design for) System Adaptivity;<br>* Testing and Debugging.<br>
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SAMOS XVI
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Samos Island
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Greece
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