Gerald Steinbauer at 16:59, 28 January 2011

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		+	ICRA Workshop on Automated Diagnosis, Repair and Re-Configuration
		+	of Robot Systems
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		+	2011 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation
		+	(ICRA 2011)
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		+	9 - 13 May 2011
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		+	Shanghai International Convention Center, Shanghai, China
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		+	http://icra2011.ist.tugraz.at
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		+	CALL FOR PAPERS
		+
		+	OBJECTIVES
		+
		+	Technical systems in particular robot systems get more complex as they
		+	work on more advanced tasks in more realistic environments. The increase
		+	of complexity is true for the hardware and software of the robot systems
		+	as well as for the algorithms and methods uses in the system. This
		+	complexity is hard to control and lead to unexpected behaviors, faults
		+	and mission failures. These characteristics are diametrical to the goal
		+	of reliable, dependable, autonomous robot systems.
		+
		+	In the last two decades a lot of research had been conducted in the
		+	field of fault-tolerant, self-aware and robust autonomous systems. The
		+	attempts to develop such intelligent systems can roughly be divided into
		+	two directions. One direction is basically driven by the development and
		+	application of robust robot systems while the other direction followed
		+	the development of intelligent monitoring, reasoning and diagnosis
		+	algorithms in general.
		+
		+	The main objective of the workshop is to bring together practitioners
		+	and researcher dealing with techniques for robust dependable systems in
		+	the context of one of the largest Robotics and Automation conferences.
		+	We expect an intense exchange of knowledge, experiences and ideas
		+	between these groups. This exchange will lead to an stimulating
		+	cross-fertilization of these areas. In particular researchers which
		+	develop and build intelligent robot systems will learn new methods to
		+	cope with unexpected situations and researchers from the diagnosis
		+	community will see new potential application domains and learn where are
		+	real problems in an autonomous system acting in a real-world
		+	environment.
		+
		+	TOPICS
		+
		+	The list of topics includes (but is not limited to):
		+
		+	* autonomous robots and systems
		+	* automated diagnosis
		+	* automated repair
		+	* automated re-configuration and adaptation
		+	* fault-tolerance
		+	* self-healing systems
		+	* self-aware systems
		+	* modelling of robot systems
		+	* verification and validation
		+	* faults in hardware, software and algorithms in robot systems
		+	* dependability
		+	* trust
		+	* automated reasoning
		+	* case studies
		+	* successful applications
		+
		+
		+	IMPORTANT DATES
		+
		+	* 25 February 2011 Paper Submission Due
		+	* 1 March 2011: Notification of acceptance
		+	* 16 March 2011: Final version for workshop material CD
		+	* 9 May 2011: Workshop
		+
		+	SUBMISSION
		+
		+	All papers that deal automated repair, diagnosis and re-configuration in
		+	automated systems and its application are highly welcome.
		+
		+	All submissions should be in PDF format using the ICRA template
		+	(http://ras.papercept.net/conferences/support/tex.php).
		+
		+	Papers should be up to 6 pages in length. Submissions should be emailed
		+	to steinbauer@ist.tugraz.at by 25 February 2011.
		+
		+	All submission will be reviewed by at least two members of the program
		+	committee.
		+
		+	ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
		+
		+	* Gerald Steinbauer, Institute for Software Technology,
		+	Graz University of Technology, Austria
		+	* Ashitey Trebi-Ollennu NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory,
		+	California Institute of Technology, USA
		+	* Franz Wotawa Institute for Software Technology,
		+	Graz University of Technology, Austria

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