NG-RES

Call for papers

The traditional concept of embedded systems is constantly evolving to address the requirements of the modern world. Cyber-physical systems, networked control systems and Industry 4.0 are introducing an increasing need for interconnectivity. A steadily increasing algorithmic complexity of embedded software is fueling the adoption of multicore and heterogeneous architectures. As a consequence, meeting real-time requirements is now more challenging than ever.

The NG-RES workshop focuses on real-time embedded systems, with particular emphasis on the distributed and parallel aspects. The workshop is a venue for both the networking and multicore real-time communities aiming at cross-fertilization and multi-disciplinary approaches to the design of embedded systems.

Topics of interest include but are not limited to:

• Application of formal methods to distributed and/or parallel real-time systems
• Programming models, paradigms and frameworks for real-time computation on parallel and heterogeneous architectures
• Applications of approximate computing in real-time systems
• Compiler-assisted solutions for distributed and/or parallel real-time systems
• Middlewares for distributed and/or parallel real-time systems
• Networking protocols and services (e.g., clock synchronization) for distributed real-time embedded systems
• Scheduling and schedulability analysis for distributed and/or parallel real-time systems
• System-level software and technologies (e.g. RTOSs, hypervisors, separation kernels, virtualization) for parallel and heterogenous architectures

The workshop welcomes contributions presenting original research, contributions from the industry and position papers for european research projects.

Information for authors

NG-RES accepts original papers only, not concurrently submitted to other venues.
Papers can be up to 10 pages, single column format. The page limit of 10 pages does not include the bibliography and the front page with authors, affiliation, keywords, abstract. Papers can have an optional appendix of up to 5 pages. The peer-review process is single-blind. Submissions that exceed the page limit will not be reviewed.

Submission

Each paper should be submitted as a single PDF document that conforms to the standard Dagstuhl format. The document should be formatted with single-spacing, single-column layout, and a 10-point font size.

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Proceedings

Accepted papers will be published in the OpenAccess Series in Informatics.

Important Dates

• Paper submission: December 3rd, 2023 December 10th, 2023 (23:59 AoE)
• Acceptance notification: December 22nd, 2023 January 2nd, 2024
• Camera ready: December 31rd, 2023 January 14th, 2024