Call For Papers

Topics: The conference is soliciting research papers in the following areas of interest(but not limited to):

Topic 1: Embedded Systems
Power/Thermal Aware Design Issues
Fault Tolerance and Security
Sensor-based Systems and Applications
(Heterogeneous) Multi-Core Embedded Systems
Operating Systems and Scheduling
Embedded Software and Compilers
Embedded Systems and Design Methods for Cyber-Physical Systems
Reconfigurable Computing Architectures and Software Support
Embedded System Architectures
Distributed Embedded Systems and Networks

Topic 2: Images processing and computer vision
Machine learning, computer graphics
Simulation for computer graphics
Image-based computer graphics
Programming Languages and Run-Time Systems
Middleware Systems
Design and Analysis Tools
Communication Networks and Protocols
Media Processing and Transmissions
Computer graphics and multimedia
Energy Aware Real-Time Methods
Real-Time Aspects of Databases
Artificial Intelligence

Topic 3: Mobile Cloud and Mobile Computing
Mobile cloud middleware and open sources
Collaboration, management, and mobile cloud administration
Mobile cloud knowledge engineering and data mining techniques
Virtualization techniques for mobile cloud computing and services
Security and privacy enhancements for mobile cloud computing and networking
Mobile cloud malware detection and defensive mechanisms
Mobile cloud enabled Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) solutions
Personal cloud, ad hoc cloud
distributed cloud computing and service models
Mobile cloud sensing service and crowdsourcing
Mobile cloud E-business models, services, and applications

Topic 4: Mobile Software Engineering
Mobile development environments and tools
Testing and verification in mobile ecosystems
Agile development for mobile applications
Empirical studies and metrics
Maintenance and evolution
Mobile patterns, frameworks, and product lines
Mobile software refactoring, restructuring, and renovation
Mobile program transformation and optimization
Practice and experience reports
Management of mobile applications
User experience of mobile applications
Hybrid versus native applications
Model-driven development for mobile
User interface design, and human-computer interaction, and advanced interaction

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