ASAIT '17
Architectures & Systems for Automotive & Intelligent Transportations (ASAIT)
20th Euromicro Conference on Digital System Design (DSD)
Vienna, Austria | Aug. 30th - Sept. 1st, 2017 | http://dsd-seaa2017.ocg.at/asait2017.html
Special Session Scope
Digital systems in intelligent transportation systems (ITS) will play an important role and are becoming increasingly complex. New applications for these ITS have emerged to respond to people and societal needs and to ensure driver and passenger safety. Applications such as Driverless cars, Vehicle-to-X (V2X) communications, in-vehicle infotainment, and assistance for elderly and disabled drivers require powerful processing and communication capabilities. Moreover, modern transport tools play the leading role in strategically worldwide projects such as green and sustainable mobility in future smart cities and smart roads. To fulfill these tasks, the number and types of sensors in next generation of transportations tools will continually increase and requires significant computing power, low energy consumption and high reliability and security.
The purpose of this special session is to look deeper into these issues, and bring researchers and practitioners from industry and academia to explore and discuss recent progress, and stimulate the interaction between them through exchange of ideas and experience sharing.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- System architecture & software design for ITS: Multicore, FPGA, GP-GPU and heterogeneous system challenges
- Safety, Security and Reliability. Assessment and detection of security threats and vulnerabilities
- Designing architecture and software for security
- Interfaces & Driver Assistance Systems, and in-vehicle networks (Most, Flexray, Can, Ethernet, etc.)
- Standards (AUTOSAR, ISO, EN, etc.) deployments
- HMI, infotainment development and usability testing in ITS
- Development methods for advanced driver assistance systems
- Design methods and tool-chains for embedded systems in autonomous vehicles and active safety
- Architectural design and optimization for EVs and HEVs
- Infrastructure analysis, modeling, simulation and optimization in ITS
- Energy-efficient vehicles, connected vehicles and infrastructure design,
Special Session Chair
- Smail Niar (University Of Valenciennes, FR))
Special Session Program Committee
- Mohamed Bakhouya (Univ. of Rabat, MA)
- Rabie Ben-atitallah (U. Valenciennes, Fr)
- Morteza Biglari-Abhary (Auckland Univ., NZ)
- Philippe Bonnot (Thales group, FR)
- Oliver Bringmann (FZI Karlsruhe, GR)
- Paolo Burgio (Modena & Emillia, IT)
- Wassim Drira (QMIC Doha, QT)
- Yassin El-Hillali (Univ. of Valenciennes, FR)
- Suhaib A Fahmy (Univ. of Warwick, UK)
- Daniel Gracia-Perez (Thales group, FR)
- Arnaud Grasset (Thales group, FR)
- Naim Harb (Univ of Mons, BE)
- Andreas Herkersdorf (TU Munchen, GR)
- Enno Luebbers (Intel Corp. Hillsboro, US)
- Fadi Kurdahi (U. California Irvine, US)
- Alejandro Masrur (TU Chemnitz, GR)
- Reda Nouacer (CEA-LIST, FR)
- Atika Rivenk (Univ. of Valenciennes, FR)
- Selma Saidi (Hamburg UT, GR)
- Mazen Saghir (AUB, Beirut, LB)
- Yervant Zorian (Synopsys, US)