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WORIE 2022 : 11th International Workshop on the Reliability of Intelligent Environments (WoRIE 2022)

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Link: https://www.ugr.es/~worie/2022/home
 
When Jun 20, 2022 - Jun 20, 2022
Where Biarritz (France)
Submission Deadline Mar 8, 2022
Notification Due Apr 8, 2022
Final Version Due Apr 20, 2022
Categories    intelligent environments   reliability   systems engineering   methodologies
 

Call For Papers

The 11th International Workshop on the Reliability of Intelligent Environments (WoRIE 2022) will be held within the 18th International Conference on Intelligent Environments (IE 2022) in Biarritz (France) on June 2022.

Intelligent Environments (IE) is rising as one of the technical fields with the highest potential to make an impact in daily human life during the near future. Developments in this area are achieved by a complex juxtaposition of complex technical fields. Software is related to the architecture of a building, sensors, a network for data transportation, and different levels of users. Many of these elements are error prone, software is notoriously difficult and even companies like NASA, Microsoft, Intel, BMW, which can afford powerful teams of experienced development teams have paid with lives, economic losses and reputation missing to detect software bugs within their products. Sensors are often unreliable, networks are sometimes unstable and users can put systems to the test in circumstances that were not initially foreseen. Developing this type of systems is therefore complex and given that some applications will be given the tremendous responsibility to take care of humans. Think for example on how much interest there is on the development of systems to support independent living. These systems are intended to give peace of mind to elderly people and their relatives trusting that the system will be able to do many things for them including safety related issues like detecting whether the occupant of the house has fallen or is unwell in some way. Other examples are unmanned cars and other autonomous systems which are supposed to perform tasks for us which can have disastrous consequences should something go wrong.

Our community should develop appropriate standards and specific methodologies to ensure we do our outmost to deliver safe systems given the current state of the art. Given the specific blend of components in our area of development we cannot just transfer developments in other areas (although of course they should be taken into account to inform the process). This event will aim to bring together developers and researchers to focus on all aspects of the development process that can contribute to make Intelligent Environments and related systems safer and more secure, as well as to provide methodologies that can increase the confidence in these developments.

In this edition, the IEEE Technical committee sponsoring IE 2022 has offered a prize of USD 500 for the best telepresence-related workshop paper.

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