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A satellite workshop for IEEE-ICECS 2005
Gammarth, Tunisia, December 11-14, 2005
Innovative researches in Mathematical and Computer Sciences are strongly
affected by system modelling and its applications. Conceptual models,
applied management and applications of networks are critical subjects
which need new approaches both in Mathematical and Computer Science
disciplines.
Safe communications in networks, IAD heuristics for
routing in communications networks, efficient data and algebraic
structures,
graph theory and optimisation algorithms are some examples of topics
in which innovative researches are developed and allow new
perspectives in many applications domains. Recent advances in microelectronics
and telecommunications gave rise of a strong interest to heterogeneous
distributed
systems consisting of multiple wireless sensors, actuators,
intermediate processing
devices, supply of environment measures, entreprise information and decision
support systems.
These modern capabilities are becoming important constituents
for effective implementation of strategic national and international programs in
multiple areas (e.g. pollution monitoring, environment safety and security ...).
Effective design, implementation and maintenance of such kind of complex
hardware-software conglomerates require formal methods for knowledge capture
and transformation, high level of reusability of engineering
artifacts, autonomous
and robust behavior of software and hardware components in order to achieve an
ultimate feature.
- Chaos Theory and Applications
- Synchronisation and Secure communications
- Safe communication in networks
- Graph theory and optimization algorithms
- IAD for routing in networks
- Neural systems models
- Bioinformatics
- Automata-based Modelling
- Complex systems applications
- Specification and verification of complex systems
- Distributed software-hardware systems
- Decentralized conception for decison support system
- Semi-automated software integration
- Heteregeneous Distributed Systems applied to microelectronic and
telecommunication
- Symbolic computation
- Efficient algebraic structures
Prospective authors are invited to submit their manuscript in PDF or
Postscript format to the workshop organizers. Only electronical
submissions, via email, are authorized. The format is of 4 page-papers
(using 10 point-font) matching with the general thematic of the
workshop and specifically the topics indicated. This is the maximum
number of pages that will be allowed including tables, figures and
references. Accepted papers will be published in the conference
proceedings. In the submission mail, the authors should furnish the
following information : Title of manuscript, author(s) name(s) and
affiliation(s), clearly specifying the contacting author, all authors'
postal and email addresses, phone numbers and 5 to 7 keywords. Papers
will be evaluated by referees.
- Full paper electronic submission: October 3, 2005
- Notification of acceptance/Rejection : October 27, 2005
- Camera ready submission of full papers : November 8, 2005
See the web site of the
general conference.
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