CALL FOR PAPERS

2nd International Symposium on Resilient Cyber Systems
(Organized as part of Resilience Week 2014 — Transforming the Resilience of Cognitive, Cyber-physical Systems)
August 19-21, 2014
Denver, Colorado

Conference Site
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http://resilienceweek2014.inl.gov/cybersystems/

The overwhelming majority of engineered systems in use today are highly dependent on
computation and communication resources. This includes system at all levels, ranging for
example, from our vehicles, to large-scale industrial systems and national critical
infrastructures. The resilience of the underlying computational systems and
infrastructures underlying these technologies is of great importance for mission
continuity and success. Resilience, in this context, is understood as the ability of a
system to anticipate, withstand, recover and evolve from external attacks or failures. In
this symposium we will focus on the topic of resilience of cyber systems. Among others,
the concepts of cyber awareness, anticipation, avoidance, protection, detection, and
response to cyber attacks will be promoted and will help set the tone of the event. A
better understanding and development of these concepts ad its supporting technologies will
help provide some of the key underlying capabilities for the design and development of
resilient cyber systems.

Topics include but is not limited to:

(1) Resilient Cyber Frameworks and Architectures: multi-agent systems for monitoring and control, supervisory control and data acquisition, distributed sense-making and coordination
(2) Moving Target Defense: Moving target defense technologies, evaluation metrics, visualization and command and control capabilities
(3) Human Machine Interaction and Cyber Visualization: cognitive modeling, applied machine learning, visualization concepts and technologies
(4) Human Systems Design: environmental configuration, tailored presentation
(5) Sensor Architectures: embedded modeling and analysis, intelligence and agents, wireless control and determinism, multi-parameter integration and diversity
(6) Human and Systems Behavior: behavior modeling, attacker co-evolution, deception
(7) Data Fusion: data reduction, security characterization, data diversity, anomaly detection
(8) Computational Intelligence: machine learning, neural networks, fuzzy logic, evolutionary computation, Bayesian belief networks
(9) Resilient Cyber-physical power and energy systems: real-time communication, protection, control, resilience, reliability, sustainability, efficiency

Important Dates
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Paper Submission Due: April 7, 2014
Notification of Paper Acceptance: June 9, 2014
Final Paper Submission: July 7, 2014

Symposium Chair
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Marco Carvalho, Florida Institute of Technology
Miles McQueen, Idaho National Laboratory
Annarita Giani, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Eugene Santos, Dartmouth College