Berlin , Germany , June 19-21, 2002

Sponsored by ACM SIGPLAN in cooperation with EDAA

http://www.edaa.com/lctes-scopes02

• Description: 
  The Conference LCTES/SCOPES'02 is a joint event comprising the best features of the LCTES and the SCOPES series of workshops,  which so far were organized independently. The scope of the  conference is:
  
  

  programming-language-based specification and design of embedded systems.
  

  A key goal of this joint event is to bring together attendees from different areas such as programming 
  languages, compilers, CAD of embedded systems and embedded system engineering. Also, it is an objective to provide a forum for experts from academia and industry to meet. Another objective is to stimulate interactive discussions among the attendees. 

• Areas:
  

  Original submissions are invited in all areas relevant to the above theme. Appropriate topics include (but are not restricted to) the following aspects of embedded systems. 

  - Object-oriented modeling 
  - Programming languages for embedded applications 
  - Real-time and embedded Java, real-time UML 
  - Specification of embedded software 
  - Software synthesis 
  - Software design for multiprocessor systems 
  - Memory management/garbage collection for embedded systems
  - Concurrent+distributed embedded environments/runtime systems 
  - Real-time operating systems: environment and tools (e.g., RT-Linux) 
  - Exception and interrupt handling for real-time 
  - Code generation for embedded processors
  - Program optimization for real-time performance and DSPs 
  - Exploitation of memory hierarchies 
  - compilers for hardware/software codesign 
  - compilers for reconfigurable architectures 
  - Timing analysis: static and dynamic approaches 
  - Timing predictability of modern architectures 
  - Real-time scheduling analysis 
  - Design of low power embedded software systems 
  - Profiling, measurement, debugging of embedded applications 
  - Support for partitioning, mapping, and compression 
  - Embedded system integration 
  - Validation and verification techniques for embedded software 

• Paper submission:
  

  Papers should report new, previously unpublished research and should not exceed 5000 words including figures and references. The format of the paper should be close to the final format (2 columns per page, 10 point font). All accepted papers will be presented at the conference and published in the conference proceedings. 

  All submissions must be made either through the conference's interactive web page or by a single e-mail message to devadas@mit.edu. Each e-mail should include three attachments: 
  (a) A filled-out form containing information about the submission (see web page), 
  (b) A summary in plain ASCII text, and 
  (c) the paper, in postscript or pdf formats. 
      Postscript and pdf formats which must be interpretable by ghostscript and acroread, respectively. The paper must be prepared for USLetter (8.5''x11'') or A4 page sizes. 

  These are firm constraints; submissions not meeting the criteria described above will not be considered.

  Instructions for submissions are found at the following web-site:   http://dosx.lcs.mit.edu
  

  - Papers due: Feb 8, 2002  (extended deadline!)
  - Author notification: April 2, 2002 
  - Final papers due: May 2, 2002 

• Conference venue:

  Crowne Plaza Berlin City Centre , Nuernberger Str. 65, 10787 Berlin, Germany

• Tourist information
  
  
• Co-located events
  
  
• Previous events
  [LCTES'2000 ] [LCTES'99 ] [ LCTES'98 ] [LCT-RTS'97 ] [ LCT-RTS'95 ] [ LCT-RTS'94 ] 
  [3rd WS on Code Generation for Embedded Processors ][SCOPES'99 ][SCOPES'01 ]
  
• Sponsors
  This event is sponsored by ACM SIGPLAN and held in cooperation with EDAA .
  

• Co-Chairs
  Peter Marwedel, University of Dortmund, Peter.Marwedel@udo.edu
  Srinivas Devadas, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, devadas@mit.edu 

• Organizing committee
  
• Programm Committee
• Steering Committee