[SystemSafety] CFP DSN 2015, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

[Rogerio de Lemos]

The 45th Annual IEEE/IFIP International Conference on
Dependable Systems and Networks (DSN 2015)

22-25 June 2015
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Twitter: @DSN2015Rio

Call for Papers - Main Track

Abstracts Due - 28 November 2014
Papers Due    -  8 December 2014


The Annual IEEE/IFIP International Conference on Dependable Systems
and Networks (DSN) is the most prestigious international forum for
presenting research results in the field of dependable and secure
computing. Authors are invited to submit original papers on the
research and practice of creating, validating, deploying and
maintaining dependable and secure systems and networks.

All aspects of dependable and secure systems and networks are within
the scope of DSN including innovative architectures, protocols and
algorithms as well as experimentation with and assessment of
dependable and secure systems. DSN’s current thematic areas of
emphasis are:

- Hardware (e.g. microprocessors; VLSI; storage systems; and
nanoscale systems)
- Software (e.g. applications; middleware; and operating systems)
- Cyber-physical systems (e.g. embedded systems; networked embedded
systems; SCADA; automotive, aerospace, and medical systems; and
smart grid)
- Socio-technical systems (e.g. virtual worlds; human-computer
interaction; usable security; and online social networking)
- Clouds (e.g. cloud storage, computing, platforms, and
applications)
- Networks (e.g. wireless networks; mobility; next-generation
networks; and software-defined networking)
- Models and methodologies for programming, evaluating, and
assessing dependable and secure systems (e.g. performance,
dependability and security evaluation; analytical and numerical
methods; simulation; experimentation; benchmarking; verification;
field data analysis; and data mining techniques)

DSN welcomes research papers and practical experience papers in any
of these thematic areas. Papers will be assessed with criteria
appropriate to each category. The conference favors work that
explores new territory, continues a significant research dialogue,
or reflects on experience with (or measurements of) state-of-the-art
implementations.  Submissions will be judged on originality,
significance, correctness and impact.

Submission information is available on the Conference Web site:
http://www.dsn.org


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