9th International
Workshop on Real-Time Networks RTN'2010
http://rtn2010.das.ufsc.br/
July 6, 2010, Brussels, Belgium
in conjunction with the
22th Euromicro
Intl Conference on Real-Time Systems
July 7-9, 2010, Brussels, Belgium
New Advance Program
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Workshop Chair
Leandro Buss Becker
Automation and Systems Dept
Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC)
DAS/CTC/UFSC
88040-900 Florianópolis
Brazil
e-Mail: lbecker at das dot ufsc dot br
Program Committee
- Andreas
Willig
(TU Berlin, Germany) - Anis Koubaa
(Al-Imam University, KSA & CISTER Research Unit, Portugal) - Binoy
Ravindran
(Virginia Tech, USA) - Daniel
Mosse
(University of Pittsburgh, USA) - Eduardo Tovar
(IPP-HURRAY, Portugal) - Gianluca Cena
(Politecnico di Torino, Italy) - Flavio
Assis
(Federal University of Bahia, Brazil) - Jean-Dominique
Decotignie
(Swiss Center for Microtechnology CSEM) - Luca Mottola
(SICS, Sweden) - Lucia Lo Bello
(University of Catania, Italy) - Luis Almeida
(University of Porto, Portugal) - Michael Short
(Teesside University, UK) - Pau
Marti
(Technical University of Catalonia, Spain) - Thilo Sauter
(Austria Academy of Sciences, Austria) - Ye-Qiong
Song
(LORIA, France) - Zdenek
Hanzalek
(TU Prague, Czech Republic)
Previous Editions
Final Call for
Papers
The workshop is seeking original research and position papers dealing with hot topics in real-time networks. Innovative and/or controversial ideas are specially sought. Following the initiative of the previous edition, RTN 2010 keeps encouraging submissions on Wireless Sensor Networks and Applications. Prospective authors are also encouraged to address any issues about real-time, QoS and dependability in computer networks. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Wireless
Sensor Networks and Applications
- Real-Time Tracking
- Cyber-Physical
Systems, Internet of Things
- Wireless Technologies (IEEE 802.11, IEEE
802.15.4/ZigBee, WiMax, UWB)
- IPv6
over Low power Wireless Personal Area Networks (6lowpan)
- Communication
Protocols: ( MAC and Network layer issues, distributed scheduling, etc.)
- Networked Embedded
Systems
- Infrastructures
for Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing Systems
- Performance
Evaluation, Simulation and Modeling Tools
- Real-Time Network
Management
- Time Synchronization
- Quality
of Service and Dependable Systems
- Domotics, Automotive
Networks
- Robotics and Real-time
Collaboration
- Implementation,
Experimentation and Case Studies
Submission of
papers:
Submitted papers should follow the IEEE conference format and should not exceed 6
pages in length. Files in either pdf or postscript formats should be
uploaded using the Easychair conference
system. All the papers will be reviewed by the workshop Program
Committee. Accepted papers will be made available to all participants one
week before the workshop so that contributions can be examined prior
to the event. Each presentation session will have a “rapporteur”,
which enables to enrich the proceedings with a summary of each paper and
corresponding presentation and discussions.
Submission deadline
(extended): May 4th