Submission Guidelines: 2nd RTAS Workshop on Model-Driven Embedded Systems (MoDES '04)

Submission Guidelines: 2nd RTAS Workshop on Model-Driven Embedded Systems
(MoDES '04)

Integrating Models, Architectures, Patterns, Frameworks, and Analysis of Embedded Systems

Tuesday May 25, 2004
at RTAS 2004 Toronto, Canada, May 25-28, 2004

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Submission Guidelines

Participants should submit an extended abstract of 2-6 pages in length in PDF, Postscript, or MS Word format that

makes a position statement,
describes current research problems and/or results, or
reports practical experience

to the workshop co-chairs at <david.sharp@boeing.com>, <cdgill@cse.wustl.edu> and <wmilam@ford.com> by April 16, 2004. Submitted abstracts will be reviewed for acceptance by the program committee. All accepted workshop abstracts will be available at the workshop website prior to the workshop date to give all participants the opportunity to read them before the workshop and to encourage discussion during the workshop. Final workshop results will be posted following the conference, and CDs containing the accepted abstracts will be made available to all registered workshop participants.

Each submission should clearly identify whether it addresses:

MoDES challenges in industrial practice, or
Recent research advances in MoDES

Topics of interest for this workshop include, but are not limited to the following:

Empirical profiling and modeling of system properties
Standardization efforts such as MDA and QoS-CCM
Frameworks and tools for composition of multiple QoS properties
Analysis, modeling and generation tools
Applications of control theory to adaptive QoS management
Techniques for representation and analysis of system properties
Open research issues for model-driven composition of embedded systems
Application scenarios and use cases for model-driven embedded systems
Industry experience with modeling, analysis and control
Architecture description languages and tools
Model-based checking and certification of embedded systems
Performance/efficiency of model-driven embedded systems
Experiences implementing embedded systems with stringent QoS requirements
Domain-specific requirements
Integrating components, tools, and techniques from multiple sources

Important Dates

Paper submission	Deadline extended to Friday, April 23, 2004
Acceptance notification	Monday, April 26, 2004
Final papers due	Monday, May 10, 2004