Hello microkernel hackers from Dresden and afar,
the German Society of Informatics (GI) has a Special Interest Group on
Operating Systems ("Fachgruppe Betriebssysteme" [1]), with members from
both academia and industry. This group meets twice a year to network
and to discuss their current work. The upcoming spring meeting,
organized together with GI's fault-tolerance SIG ("Fachgruppe
Fehlertolerierende Rechensysteme" [2]) will be hosted by TU Dresden on
March 06+07 (noon to noon). Please consider attending and/or submitting
a talk (details below and on the following website):
https://www.betriebssysteme.org/aktivitaeten/treffen/2023-dresden/
Best regards,
Horst Schirmeier
[1] https://betriebssysteme.org
[2] https://fg-fers.gi.de/
=== Topic: "Operating Systems and Dependable Systems" ===
Dependability – the totality of safety, security, availability,
reliability, and maintainability – is a fundamental attribute of
safety-critical hardware and software systems. In the automotive
industry, for example, current trends in autonomous driving present
entirely new challenges in marrying fault tolerance and maximum
performance while keeping costs low. The answers to these research
questions ultimately call for a comprehensive investigation of the
interactions between applications, system software, and hardware.
In this spirit, the joint spring meeting of the GI's "Operating Systems"
(FGBS) and "Fault-Tolerant Computing Systems" (FERS) special interest
groups will be focusing on novel approaches to the analysis, design, and
evaluation of dependable systems and on the exchange of ideas between
the two communities. Areas of interest for submissions include, but are
not limited to:
- Fault tolerance mechanisms at all layers of the system
- Dependability and real-time
- Isolation and integration mechanisms in software
- Test, analysis, evaluation, and verification
- Robust system architectures and HW/SW co-design
- Practical and field reports on safety-critical systems and their
applications
- Models, development processes, and standards
Contributions outside the main focus of the event are most welcome as well.
Please submit either a one-page abstract (presentation only) or a 2- to
4-page unpublished paper (ACM conference style) in German or English. A
program committee consisting of members of the two steering boards will
review the submissions and decide on their acceptance. In case of
acceptance, papers (2-4 pages) will be published in the digital library
of the Gesellschaft für Informatik.
We explicitly welcome presentations in English. The talks' language will
be indicated in the program to facilitate non-German members'
participation in our workshops in the future. The event will also be
organized in a hybrid format.
--
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Horst Schirmeier
Professur für Betriebssysteme
Technische Universität Dresden
Fakultät Informatik
01062 Dresden
Tel.: +49 (351) 463-38321
office: Andreas-Pfitzmann-Bau, R.3102
Nöthnitzer Str. 46, 01187 Dresden
(Campus-Navigator: https://tud.link/seh0)
https://tud.de/inf/os
