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ESAE 2015 : International Workshop on Energy Management and Scheduling for Autonomous Embedded Systems

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Link: http://www.peccs.org/ESAE.aspx
 
When Feb 11, 2015 - Feb 13, 2015
Where France
Submission Deadline Nov 13, 2014
Notification Due Nov 26, 2014
Final Version Due Dec 11, 2014
Categories    computer science   embedded systems
 

Call For Papers

The objective of this workshop is to stimulate researchers and
practitioners in embedded systems, real-time scheduling, energy management
and all other relevant areas to present their research ideas and results
for advancing the technologies in the field of autonomous embedded
systems.
The workshop program will contain a session of talks and a discussion
round on general future research developments of this area. The goal is
also to identify particular research questions and potential
collaborations.

ESAE 2015 will be co-located with PECCS 2015, 5th International Conference on Pervasive and embedded computing and communication Systems (http://www.peccs.org/).

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