Fast Abstracts are short presentations
of work in progress or opinion pieces
(maximum 2 pages in standard template
from the IEEE Computer Society). Fast
Abstracts aim to serve as a rapid
and flexible mechanism to:
* Report on current
work that may or may not be complete
* Introduce new
ideas to the community
* State positions
on controversial issues or open problems
include, but are not limited to:
* Architectures
for Dependable Computer Systems
* Security
* Dependability
of Mobile Systems
* Architectures
and Protocols for Computer Security
* Dependability
of High-Speed Networks
* Dependability
Measurement, Modeling and Evaluation
* Dependability
in VLSI
* E-commerce and
Web services Dependability
* Fault Tolerance
in Distributed & Real-Time Systems
* Fault Tolerance
in Multimedia Systems
* Fault Tolerance
in Transaction Processing
* Hardware and
Software Testing, Verification and
Validation
* Information Assurance,
Survivability, and Intrusion Tolerance
* Internet Dependability
and Quality of Service
* Safety-Critical
Systems
* Software Reliability
Engineering
* Dependability
Benchmarking
Contributions are welcome from academia
and industry. Participants in this
track will present a short talk and
publish a two-page abstract in the
Supplement to the proceedings of the
Sixth European Dependable Computing
Conference. A Fast Abstract must be
submitted in its final form, ready
to be printed. Fast Abstracts are
limited to 2 pages, and the authors
are required to follow the IEEE Computer
Society templates and instructions
(IEEE
double-column format). Submissions
must be made electronically, in either
PDF or PostScript format.
Fast Abstracts will not be refereed.
Instead, the Fast Abstracts Chair
and the Conference Program Chair will
lightly screen the submissions. The
criteria for acceptance will be: i)
relevance and interest to the community,
and ii) arrival time. Therefore, authors
are encouraged to send their submission
well in advance before the final deadline.
We will accept as many Fast Abstracts
as possible, the amount is limited
by the available presentation time
at the conference. By submitting a
Fast Abstract, you are committing
yourself or one of your colleagues
to present it at the conference.
Important dates:
Please
follow this link to submit your contribution
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