MeGSuS 2016 - 3rd International Workshop on Measurement and Metrics for Green and Sustainable Software Systems
Topics/Call fo Papers
With the recent proliferation of devices and applications, Information and Communication Technology
(ICT) is increasing its impact on the environment due to its resource and power consumption. However,
ICTs can make also a significant contribution to saving energy, by autonomous optimization efforts and
by inducing changes of user behavior attitudes and values.
A variety of research work on Green ICT has focused on measuring the level of greenness of hardware
components from an environmental perspective. In the last years, there has been an increasing interest
in having clear metrics for measuring the carbon footprint of software, the amount of resources used by
software, and how it affects the environmental impact of ICT. However, measuring software
sustainability is a challenging task, due to the complexity of its direct and indirect effects on the
environment. Besides, we need software not only environmentally but also socially, economically, and
technically sustainable.
The workshop aims to provide a forum for researchers and practitioners i) to discuss their current work on
measurement practices for greening and making more sustainable software systems ii) to share
experiences on metrics commonly used to assess/predict the greenness in the ICT industry (e.g. Data
Centers, Embedded System Software) iii) to identify the main challenges and define a research agenda on
the topic of Measurement and Metrics for Green and Sustainable Software.
TOPICS
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MeGSuS?16 seeks contributions addressing, but not limited to, the following topics:
-Definition of metrics for assessing/predicting greenness and sustainability levels
-Reusing existing measures to extract software "greenness" information
-Relationships between traditional software metrics and green metrics
-Measurement to support green decision making
-Cost estimation model for making greener IT
-Tools for automatic collection of green measures
-Using indicators to visualize software sustainability levels
-Theoretical and empirical validation of green metrics and measurement methods
-Empirical studies on the effectiveness of sustainability metrics
-Empirical studies on the trade-offs between sustainability and traditional -software qualities
-Reports on measurement practices in green IT
(ICT) is increasing its impact on the environment due to its resource and power consumption. However,
ICTs can make also a significant contribution to saving energy, by autonomous optimization efforts and
by inducing changes of user behavior attitudes and values.
A variety of research work on Green ICT has focused on measuring the level of greenness of hardware
components from an environmental perspective. In the last years, there has been an increasing interest
in having clear metrics for measuring the carbon footprint of software, the amount of resources used by
software, and how it affects the environmental impact of ICT. However, measuring software
sustainability is a challenging task, due to the complexity of its direct and indirect effects on the
environment. Besides, we need software not only environmentally but also socially, economically, and
technically sustainable.
The workshop aims to provide a forum for researchers and practitioners i) to discuss their current work on
measurement practices for greening and making more sustainable software systems ii) to share
experiences on metrics commonly used to assess/predict the greenness in the ICT industry (e.g. Data
Centers, Embedded System Software) iii) to identify the main challenges and define a research agenda on
the topic of Measurement and Metrics for Green and Sustainable Software.
TOPICS
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MeGSuS?16 seeks contributions addressing, but not limited to, the following topics:
-Definition of metrics for assessing/predicting greenness and sustainability levels
-Reusing existing measures to extract software "greenness" information
-Relationships between traditional software metrics and green metrics
-Measurement to support green decision making
-Cost estimation model for making greener IT
-Tools for automatic collection of green measures
-Using indicators to visualize software sustainability levels
-Theoretical and empirical validation of green metrics and measurement methods
-Empirical studies on the effectiveness of sustainability metrics
-Empirical studies on the trade-offs between sustainability and traditional -software qualities
-Reports on measurement practices in green IT
Other CFPs
- 2016 International Symposium on Verbs, Clauses and Constructions
- 11th Iberian Conference on Information Systems and Technologies
- 2nd International Rapid Mashup Challenge (RMC)
- 2016 IEEE Asia Pacific Conference on Wireless and Mobile
- Second International Workshop on Internet of Things: Networking Applications and Technologies
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