CFP: RTAS WIP 2005

CALL FOR PAPERS





                       Work in Progress Session



  11th IEEE Real-Time and Embedded Technology and Applications

  Symposium

  March 7 - March 10, 2005

  Deadline: January 15, 2005



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Scope:

The Work-In-Progress (WIP) session of RTAS 2005 invites contributions
describing new and on-going research in embedded and real-time systems,
theory, and applications, that relates to any of the RTAS topics. The main
purpose of the WIP session is to provide researchers an opportunity to
discuss their evolving ideas and gather feedback thereon from the embedded
and real-time community at large. This year's co-location with the Embedded
Systems Conference will allow even more interactions with the practicing
embedded/real-time community. Ideas and techniques that exhibit unique and
unconventional but promising approaches to important problems are especially
welcome. WIP topics include all areas of RTAS coverage (please see RTAS CFP
at http://www.cis.upenn.edu/group/rtas05/).



The RTAS 2005 WIP session will be held during the symposium which runs March
7 - March 10, 2005 in San Francisco, California, USA. Accepted submissions
will be presented at the conference and archived at the conference web site,
as well as made available from the IEEE TC-RTS home page.



Submission:

Submissions to RTAS 2005 WIP are expected to describe original on-going work
and should be limited to four pages in the standard two column format
(single spaced, 10pt font). To submit a WIP paper, please email a pdf
version of the paper and the contact information to the RTAS WIP chair
Albert M. K. Cheng at the address below.



Important Dates:



Submission deadline:    January 15, 2005

Notification:           February 5, 2005

Final Manuscript:       February 25, 2005



For additional information, please contact the RTAS 2005 WIP

Chair:



            Albert M. K. Cheng

        Real-Time Systems Laboratory

        Department of Computer Science

        University of Houston

        Houston, TX  77204, USA

        Phone: 713-743-3353

        E-mail: cheng@cs.uh.edu

Received on Thursday, 13 January 2005 22:54:44 UTC