Call for Papers
21st EUROMICRO CONFERENCE ON REAL-TIME SYSTEMS
(ECRTS 09)
July 1-3, 2009
Dublin, Ireland
Organised by the Euromicro Technical Committee on Real-time Systems
Conference web site: http://ecrts09.dsg.cs.tcd.ie
CALL FOR PAPERS
A printable version of the ECRTS 09 Call for Papers.
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GENERAL CHAIR Vinny Cahill Trinity College Dublin Ireland vinny.cahill@cs.tcd.ie PROGRAM CHAIR REAL-TIME TECHNICAL COMMITTEE CHAIR |
The twenty-first EUROMICRO Conference on Real-Time Systems (ECRTS'09) is a forum aimed at covering state-of-the-art research and development in real-time computing. Papers on all aspects of real-time systems are welcome. These include, but are not limited to: APPLICATIONS: consumer electronics; multimedia and entertainment; process control; avionics,
aerospace; automotive; telecommunications. Full papers must be submitted electronically through our web form in a pdf format. The material must be unpublished and not under submission elsewhere. The paper must be in the same format as in the final published proceedings (10 pages maximum, 2 columns, 10 pt, single-line spacing). Papers exceeding the maximum length will not be reviewed. Pursuing a successful tradition in the ECRTS series, a special Work in Progress (WiP) session will be organised. This session is mainly intended for presentation of on-going and recent work. Additionally, a set of Satellite Workshops focusing on hot topics will be organised. These include the continuation of the already successful real-time networks (RTN) and worst-case execution time (WCET) workshops, the ninth editions). A separate call for papers will be issued later for both WiP and satellite workshops. Please visit the website later for further information. The main conference will include three Keynote Sessions, one per day, which will be announced well in advance to the event. In this years edition, besides the Best Paper Award, a selection of best papers will be invited for a Special Issue of an international journal. |
| LOCAL INFORMATION: The University of Dublin, Trinity College, founded in 1592, is the oldest university in Ireland. Standing on a self-contained site in the heart of Dublin, the College covers some 40 acres of cobbled squares and green spaces, around buildings which represent the accumulated architectural riches of nearly three centuries. The campus will provide the facilities for the conference as well as accommodation for conference attendees, a number of pubs and sports facilities with a swimming pool. Dublin offers a particularly congenial atmosphere and, while small by international standards, it is in all respects a capital city with a full and varied cultural and intellectual life. In close proximity of Trinity.s campus, you.ll find museums and art galleries as well as pubs and cafes with traditional entertainment. Dublin airport is conveniently located approximately 10 km north of Dublin city centre. It is amongst the ten busiest airports in Europe and well connected to all major cities in Europe. |
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| PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Luis Almeida, James H. Anderson, Neil Audsley, Karl-Erik Arzen, Theodore P. Baker, Sanjoy Baruah, Scott Brandt, Reinder J. Bril, Alan Burns, Giorgio Buttazzo, Samarjit Chakraborty, Jean-Dominique Decotignie, Rolf Ernst, Gerhard Fohler, Steve Goddard, Michael Gonzalez Harbour, Joel Goossens, Jan Gustafsson, Zdenek Hanzalek, Hermann Hartig, Tei-Wei Kuo, George Lima, Giuseppe Lipari, Lucia Lo Bello, Julio Medina, Frank Muller, Nicolas Navet, Stefan M. Petters, Peter Puschner, Pascal Richard, Rodrigo Santos, Jan Staschulat, Eduardo Tovar | |
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