International
Workshop on
Real Time Software
(RTS'07)
Wisla,
Poland, October 16, 2007
International
Workshop on Real Time Software will be held within the
framework of the International
Multiconference on Computer Science and Information
Systems,
and will be co-located with the
XXIII Fall Meeting of Polish Information Processing
Society.
Proliferation
of computers interfacing with real world and
controlling their environment requires careful
investigation of approaches related to the
specification, design, implementation, testing, and use
of modern computer systems. Timing constraints,
dependability, fault-tolerance, interfacing with the
environment, reliability and safety constitute integral
components of the software development process.
Appropriate education of engineers developing such
systems, working in interdisciplinary teams and in a
global environment is of paramount importance.
In addition to traditional papers,
we plan to organize a round table discussion forum on safety critical aspects of the
education/training. We are soliciting brief one-page
position papers on education and training of engineers
developing dependable software intensive systems -
presenting the views of academia and industry (in the
submission clearly identity the "position
paper" for the engineering education round table
discussion). The accepted position papers will be a base
for 10 minutes presentation followed by a discussion.
The
workshop is planned around three main focus areas:
- Real-Time Control
- Safety, Reliability, and Dependability
- Real-Time Education
Traditional
Papers topics include but are not limited to:
- Real-time
system development
- Scheduling
- Safety
- Reliability
- Dependability
- Fault-tolerance
- Feedback
control real-time scheduling
- Hardware-software
co-design
- Standards
and certification
- Control
software
- Robotics
and UAV
- Software
development tools
- Model-based
development
- Automatic
code generation
- Real-time
systems education
- Related
engineering curricula
- Laboratory
infrastructure
- Internet-based
support
Papers Submission
- Authors
should submit draft papers (as Postscript, PDF of
MSWord file).
- The
total length of a paper should not exceed 10 pages
(LNCS style). LNCS style templates are available
here.
- Papers
will be refereed and accepted on the basis of their
scientific merit and relevance to the workshop.
- Accepted
and presented papers
will be included in the Conference Proceedings and
published on a CD (ISSN 1896-7094).
- Selected papers
presented during the RTS'07 conference will be
published as a Special Issue of the Journal
of Automation, Mobile Robotics, and Intelligent
Systems
(JAMRIS)
Authors
of selected papers of the RTSCS 2006 Workshop
(predecessor of RTS) were invited to submit extended
versions of their papers to the following publications:
AGH Computer Science and in Real-Time
Journal (Germany).
