STANDRTS'09

Workshop on the Definition, evaluation, and exploitation of modelling and computing standards for Real-Time Embedded Systems.

June 30, 2009. Dublin, Ireland

Satellite workshop of the the 21st EUROMICRO CONFERENCE ON REAL-TIME SYSTEMS. Dublin, Ireland, July 1-3, 2009

Presentation
Submission of Papers
Important Dates
Organizers
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Presentation

Conceptual models for objects or components, operating system services, or programming languages, are computing paradigms at different levels of abstraction that have been used in the aim to cope with the increasing complexity of real-time embedded systems. The highly competitive market to which these systems are to be deployed, have found in the definition of standards a way to improve quality, reduce the dependency and expenses in tools, and enhance the chances of the research community to contribute with proven approaches to industry. The success and the benefits of using standards rely on the size of the community that uses them and the improvements that this community pushes on them.

The separation of concerns and the abstractions in the definition of these standards must not only be useful for the management of complexity in the design of real time embedded system. They must also serve specially for the tasks of analysis, validation and verification, of functional as well as non-functional properties. Allowing for clarity and semantic alignment in the interaction between the different actors and tools involved in the development process.

Topics of interest for the workshop are all of those associated with the definition, evaluation, enhancement or exploitation of standards for modelling and computing at any level, and their interdependencies. Papers using/extending/implementing methodologies or tools for the design validation or verification of RTES based on modelling standards are encouraged. The main focus of the workshop is the identification of modelling constructs and usage styles that may lead to the better exploitation and/or evolution of the standards for the RTES domain in general.

These include, NOT exclusively at all:

Modelling languages and formalisms like UML, SySML, MARTE, EAST-ADL, AUTOSAR, AADL
Other OMG standards used in the embedded domain like: RT-CORBA, CCM, LwCCM, SPT, QoS&FT,..
Automated Operating Systems configuration for interfaces like POSIX.1, POSIX.13, OSEK/VDM, IMA platforms (ARINC-653)
Automatic code generation for current and prospective standard languages like Ada, C, Esterel

Submission of papers

We encourage the submission of evaluation reports, position papers, extended abstracts, practical experiences, and innovative proposals describing the state-of-the-art, work-in-progress, and suggest open issues or resolutions for current or prospective standards.

Submissions can be in any format though IEEE double column is encouraged. They should be in four to eight pages including references and figures -- papers exceeding eight pages will not be reviewed. All submissions should be in PostScript (PS) or PDF.

Submission of the paper implies that should the paper be accepted, at least one of the authors will register and present the paper at the workshop. Submissions should be sent to the workshop organizers at sebastien.gerard@cea.fr and julio.medina@unican.es.

Important Dates

Paper submission deadline: April 24
Paper submission deadline: May 5 ** extended **
Notification of acceptance: May 16
Submission of final papers June 8
Broadcast of papers to attendees: June 19
STANDRTS'09 Workshop: June 30
Euromicro Conf. on RTS: July 1 - 3
Final version of papers: September 7

Organizers

Sebastien Gerard, CEA LIST, France
Henrik Lonn, Volvo Technology, Sweden
Julio Medina, Universidad de Cantabria, Spain
Laurent Rioux, THALES Research and Technology, France
Ramin Tavakoli Kolagari, Volvo Technology, Sweden

Program committee (not fully confirmed)

Pierre Boulet, INRIA DART, France
Huascar Espinoza, CEA LIST, France
Peter Feiler, SEI, US
Sebastien Gerard, CEA LISP, France
Michael Gonzalez Harbour, Univ. de Cantabria, Spain
Henrik Lonn, Volvo Technology, Sweden
Frederic Mallet, INRIA, France
Julio Medina, Universidad de Cantabria, Spain
Miguel De Miguel, Univ. Politecnica de Madrid, Spain
Alan Moore, The MathWorks, Inc., United Kingdom
Laurent Rioux, THALES Research and Technology, France
Kai Richter, Symtavision, Germany
Bran Selic, Malina Software Corporation, Canada
Francois Terrier, CEA LIST, France
Steve Vestal, Honywell, USA

For submissions to this workshop, or any further question please send your
proposals or get in contact with us by e-mail.

Contact : julio.medina@unican.es or sebastien.gerard@cea.fr

This is an event of the FP7 ADAMS Project

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