SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPLEX SYSTEMS DESIGN & MANAGEMENT
(CSDM 2011)
December 7-9, 2011 - Cite Universitaire, Paris (France)
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Website : http://www.csdm2011.csdm.fr/-Submission-.html
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CALL FOR PAPERS # 2
The management of large-scale complex industrial systems has a
considerable strategic importance for an important number of
enterprises (most notably in Europe and North America).
This spawned the relatively new academic field of "system architecture
& engineering", producing a body of research that allows engineers to
manage the increasing complexity of the
technical systems they design. By its very nature, this field is at
the interface between industry and academia, and requires its
practitioners to be well versed in industrial
application-related as well as theoretical knowledge. The ambition of
the CSDM conference is to be the meeting point of reference for the
industrial and academic environments working in
the design and management of complex industrial systems.
IMPORTANT DATES
- Optional abstract pre-submission deadline: April 4, 2011
- Submission deadline: April 22, 2011
- Acceptance notice for industrial contributions: June 13, 2011
- Acceptance notice for academic contributions: June 30, 2011
- Final version submission deadline: August 31, 2011
SUBMISSION PROCEDURE
As the CSDM conference is both industrial and academic, there will be
different submission procedures according to the type of submitted
contributions. Industrial submissions are aimed
to present good practices in industry, shared experiences and case
studies: either a 12-pages PDF-formatted paper or a 15-slides
PowerPoint presentation is acceptable for selection purposes.
Scientific submissions are aimed to present innovative methodological,
technical or scientific results: a 12-pages PDF-formatted paper is
necessary for selection purposes. Subject to contribution
acceptance, inclusion on the Springer proceedings book requires a
12-pages paper formatted according to specific Springer style files.
More details can be found on the conference website.
Selected papers will be presented by their authors either on the
format of a 30 minute talk or as a poster during a special session.
This can be specified during the submission procedure.
More details can be found on the conference website.
PROCEEDINGS AND PUBLICATIONS
The conference proceedings will be published in a book edited by
SpringerVerlag (Science and Engineering). Selected papers will be
published in special issues appearing in international journals
covering the
conference topics.
CONFERENCE TOPICS
- Industrial domains
o Constructors and operators of transportation systems
o Defense and security
o Electronics and robotics
o Energy and environment
o Health and welfare services
o Media and communications
o Software and e-services
- Scientific and technical topics
o Systems fundamentals (algorithmics & complexity, control theory,
communications, mathematical programming, semantics, systemics,
information technology, signal processing)
o Systems architecture (needs capture, requirements development,
systems modelling, simuling,optimization, sizing and specification,
architectural frameworks)
o Systems engineering (design, industrialization, integration,
verification, validation, qualification, deployment, maintenance,
dismantling)
o Industrial projects (innovation management, systems project
management, agile methods, test oriented methods, project office)
o Systems metrics (architectural metrics, complexity measures, cost &
delay evaluation, key performance indicators, quality of service)
o Systems quality (analysis and covering of risks, availability,
maintenability, operability, reliability, security, safety and
usability analyses, tests)
o Systemic tools (configuration management, formal verification,
system behaviour analysis tools, modelling & simuling tools,test
management)
- Systems types
o Embedded systems (electronics, health, telecoms, transport, etc.)
o Transportation systems (aerospace, automobile, railways, ships, etc.)
o Software systems (Internet applications, networks, operating
systems, parallel and distributed systems, etc.)
o Information systems (command, control & communication systems,
enterprise information systems (BI, CRM, EII, ERP, SCM), industrial
information systems (SCADA, PLM, etc.), supervision systems, etc.)
o Systems of systems (air traffic management, management of financial
systems, network centric warfare, travel reservation systems, etc.)
o Artificial eco-systems (city planning & engineering, integrated hubs, etc.)
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Chair :
- D. Krob (Ecole Polytechnique, France)
Members:
- M. Aiguier (Ecole Centrale Paris, France)
- P. Bourgine (Ecole Polytechnique, France)
- C. F?liot (Alstom Transport, France)
- I. Demeure (Telecoms Paritech, France)
- G. Fleury (Sup-lec, France)
- P. Foix (Thales, France)
- V. Giakoumakis (Universit- de Picardie, France)
- B. Petit (Innocherche, France)
- S. Peyronnet (Universit- Paris-Sud 11, France)
- A. Rauzy (Ecole Polytechnique, France)
- J.A. Sirat (EADS, France)
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
ACADEMIC PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Chair :
- O. Hammami (ENSTA Paritech, France)
Members:
- F. Arbab (Leiden University, Netherlands)
- J. Andersson (National Defense College, Sweden)
- D. Bienstock (Columbia University, United States)
- M. Broy (TU Munchen, Germany)
- D.D. Frey (MIT, United State)
- L.A. Kappelman (University of North Texas, United States)
- K. Larsen (Aalborg University, Denmark)
- J. Lee (IBM, United States)
- T. Lindquist (Arizona State University, United States)
- G.J. Muller (Buskerud University College, Norway)
- J. Printz (CNAM, France)
- B. Rumpe (RWTH Aachen, Germany)
- J. Rutten (CWI, Netherlands)
- R. Valerdi (MIT, United States)
INDUSTRIAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Chair:
- J.L. Voirin (Thales, France)
Members:
- E. Aslaksen (Sinclair Knight Merz, Australia)
- I. Bailey (Model Futures, Great Britain)
- Y. Caseau (Bouygues Telecom, France)
- H.G. Frischkorn (Verdand der Automobilindustrie, Germany)
- Y. Fujita (Technova Toyota, Japan)
- J.L. Garnier (Thales, France)
- G. Griessnig (AVL LIST, Austria)
- A. Mitschke (EADS, Germany)
- J.C. Roussel (EADS, France)
- B. Selic (Zeligsoft, Canada)
- J.D. Taft (CISCO, United States)
- D. Walden (Sysnovation, United States)
- Y. Wijnia (D-cision, Netherlands)
- N. Wolff (Auxis, United States)
MORE DETAILS
More information can be found on the conference website
http://www.csdm2011.csdm.fr.
For any question, please write an email to: contact@csdm.fr.
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