EUW 2014 - The 4th Embedded and Ubiquitous 2014 workshop

The 4th Embedded and Ubiquitous 2014 workshop will be the most comprehensive workshop focused on the various aspects of advances in Embedded and Ubiquitous. Our workshop provides a chance for academic and industry professionals to discuss recent progress in the area of Embedded and Ubiquitous.
The goal of this conference is to bring together the researchers from academia and industry as well as practitioners to share ideas, problems and solutions relating to the multifaceted aspects of the Embedded and Ubiquitous.
TOPICS
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
System level design and HW/SW co-design
Embedded System design practices
Operating systems and scheduling
Software and compiler issues for heterogeneous multi-core Embedded platform
Embedded System architecture
Networks-on-chip design
Power/thermal-aware design issues
Memory issues for multi-core Embedded platform
Hardware and Software techniques for fault tolerance
Reconfigurable computing architecture and Software support
REAL-TIME SYSTEMS
Real-time operating systems
Real-time scheduling
Timing analysis
Programming languages and run-time systems
Middleware systems
Design and analysis tools
Communication networks and protocols
Media processing and transmissions
Real-time aspects of wireless sensor networks
Energy aware real-time methods
Databases
Case studies and applications
UBIQUITOUS COMPUTING/CYBER-PHYSICAL SYSTEMS
Real-time issues in ubiquitous computing and cyber-physical systems
Tools, infrastructures and architectures for ubiquitous computing and cyber-physical systems
Devices and enabling technologies for ubiquitous computing and cyber-physical systems
Design and verification methodologies for cyber-physical systems
Applications of wireless sensor networks
Ubiquitous computing applications
Cyber-physical systems applications
User interfaces and interaction design issues for ubiquitous computing
Privacy and security issues and implications of ubiquitous computing
Location-dependent and context-aware computing
Evaluation methods for ubiquitous computing devices, systems, and applications