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Call for papers

JOINT CALL FOR PAPERS
Regular Papers CFP in pdf format
Work-In-Progress Papers WIP CFP in pdf format
12th IEEE World conference on Factory Communication Systems, and SS on Communication in Automation – IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics
May 3-6, 2016, Aveiro, Portugal
Sponsored by: Universidade de Aveiro, Instituto de Telecomunicações and the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society
Description
The aim of this joint call for papers is to stimulate the submission of regular and Work-in-Progress papers. Regular papers may be
eventually selected for two different objectives: WFCS 2016 Proceedings and a Special Section of the IEEE Transactions on Industrial
Informatics (TII). Authors interested in having their papers published in TII will be asked to state it explicitly and should prepare their
papers following the recommendations indicated at the "Paper submission" page of the WFCS2016 website. These papers will
undergo a first round of review that selects:
- papers potentially suitable for the TII
- papers potentially suitable for WFCS, but not for the TII
Subsequently, papers will follow different paths, in agreement with the result of the above selection.
Authors of papers selected for possible publication in the TII Special Section will be asked to provide a short version of their papers
(4 pages) that will be presented at WFCS and published in the conference Proceedings.
Scope
WFCS is the largest IEEE technical event specially dedicated to industrial
communication systems. The aim of this conference is to provide a forum for
researchers, practitioners and developers to review current trends in this area
and to present and discuss new ideas and new research directions.
Focus on :
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Real-time and Dependability in Industrial Communication
Systems: message scheduling; task allocation; fault-tolerant
communication; performance analysis; safety and security issues;
synchronization.
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System Integration in Industrial Automation Systems: vertical
and life-cycle aspects; web-based setup, maintenance, and
configuration; transparency vs. security; data-flow management;
internetworking; hybrid wired/wireless industrial infrastructures;
M2M communication, Plug-and-Work and self-* mechanisms.
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Information and Communication Technology in Automation: system
design; component-based systems, web frameworks; cloud
computing, service-oriented architectures (SoA); mobile computing; modelling
and specification techniques; formal methods;
Internet of Things (IoT)/Internet of Services.
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Recent advances in research domains with similar technical
requirements: networked control systems; wireless sensor
networks; smart grid communications and building automation networks;
automotive and train-control networks; distributed real-time embedded systems.
Conference topics
- Fieldbus networks
- Industrial Ethernet networks
- IP-based networks
- Industrial wireless networks
- Industrial Applications of Internet of Things (IoT)
- Networked embedded systems
- Sensor networks
- Building automation networks
- Automotive and train-control networks
- Factory and Process automation networks
- Real-time communication and applications
- Web-based communication and applications
- Distributed application platforms
- Safety and security in industrial communications
- M2M communication
- Fault tolerance in industrial communications
- Configuration tools & network management
- Internetworking & interoperability
- System aspects
- Case studies
Submission of Papers
WFCS is seeking two kinds of submissions: regular papers and work-in-progress
papers. All submitted contributions (in English language) must contain original
unpublished work. Papers that have been concurrently submitted to other
conferences or journals (double submissions) will be automatically rejected.
Regular Papers
Up to 8 double-column pages in IEEE format, reporting on novel
and significant contributions to the field of industrial communication systems.
Work-in-progress Papers
Up to 4 double-column pages, describing research that has not yet produced the
results required for a regular paper, but that due its novelty and potential
impact deserves to be shared with the community at an early stage.
Please consult the submission page for more information on the format and submission procedure of both regular and WIP papers.
Author's Schedule
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- Deadline for submission of regular papers (FIRM)
January, 22, 2016
- Notification of acceptance of regular papers
March, 4, 2016
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- Deadline for submission of work-in-progress papers
March, 14, 2016
- Notification of acceptance of work-in-progress papers
April, 14, 2016
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- Deadline for submission of final manuscripts (regular)
April, 1, 2016
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- Deadline for submission of final manuscripts (WIP)
April, 21, 2016
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