Scope
The International Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Real-Time Systems is a forum for the presentation and discussion of approaches, research findings, and experiences in the area of parallel and distributed real-time systems. Both research and development of relevant technologies are of interest, as well as the applications built using such technologies. This year features 4 special and invited sessions that highlight recent advances in real-time systems. Submissions to both general sessions and special sessions are solicited.
General Paper Sessions
These sessions will present high-quality papers submitted to the workshop and selected by the program committee for presentation and publication at WPDRTS.
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Adaptive and reflective real-time systems
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Applications, benchmarks, and tools
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Architectures and hardware/software co-design
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Distributed real-time and embedded middleware
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Fault-tolerance, security, and robustness
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Real-time operating systems
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Real-time and embedded databases
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Soft real-time and mixed-critical systems
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Algorithms and Applications
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QoS based resource management and real-time scheduling
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Programming languages and environments
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Specification, modeling, and analysis of real-time systems
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Certification of resource managers
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Real-time communication protocols and architecture
Special and Invited Sessions:
Formal methods for distributed real-time systems
special session co-chairs: Ansgar Fehnker, University of New South Wales, Australia,
Sriram Sankaranarayanan, NEC Laboratories, USA
This Special Session provides a platform for work that employs Formal Methods for design and analysis of distributed and time critical systems.
Automotive systems
special session chair: Michaela Huhn, University of Braunschweig, Germany
The automotive domain is a challenging application area for the tight integration of systems with different realtime characteristics.
Certification of Dynamic and Adaptive Systems
special session co-chairs: Paul R. Work, Raytheon Company, USA
Adam Porter, University of Maryland, USA
Wireless sensor networks
special session chair: William Leal, Ohio State University, USA
Areas of interest include but are not limited to:
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Communication protocols,
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high-level operating system and programming abstractions,
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middleware and service architectures,
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configuration management, testbeds,
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in-network information processing,
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security,
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novel applications and experience reports,
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resource discovery and management,
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QoS issues,
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disconnected and weakly-connected WSNs,
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tools and methodologies forbuilding WSNs.
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