The 4th Central-European Workshop on Services and their
Composition (ZEUS) will take place at Otto-Friedrich-University of Bamberg,
Germany, on February 23rd and 24th, 2012. ZEUS is a free, but high-quality
opportunity to discuss research work. Participation is free of charge!
Objectives
Discuss fresh ideas
ZEUS is a classical scientific
workshop. We are seeking creative ideas and ongoing scientific work with some
preliminary results. ZEUS offers you an open-minded community of services
researchers who are willing to discuss your ideas and help you improve your
contents for highly ranked conferences. Your submission will be peer-reviewed
by at least three independent reviewers and may be rejected, accepted as position statement or as full workshop paper. Innovation and creativity are
the most important factors for ZEUS. Of course, the rules of technical
correctness and scientific method must be adhered to as well.
Establish young researchers’ network
We aim at bringing together young
researchers who work in the same geographic and the same scientific region. We
would like to provide an opportunity for young researchers to establish a
scientific network that can be intensely used, including mutual visits at
affordable costs. The workshop will serve as platform to present current
research ideas and research directions. Although grounded in the
German-speaking services community, ZEUS is open to the European services community as a
whole. Submissions and talks are expected to be provided in English.
Topics
The topics of the ZEUS workshop are centered around choreography
and orchestration technology which includes a rich set of facets. Formal
aspects of choreography or orchestration languages for the purpose of analysis,
synthesis or simulation of service compositions are as welcome as practical
evaluations, use case-driven feasibility studies or technology adoption models.
In particular, the use of choreography and orchestration models by different
types of stakeholders, say software engineers and domain experts, and the
application of choreography and orchestration in cloud-based computing models
are of major interest.
Topics include, but are not limited to:
- Integration of choreography and orchestration
models
- Conformance notions
- Analysis, simulation and verification
- Modelling and specification
- Execution and monitoring
- Testing, deployment and practical issues
- Adoption models for choreography and
orchestration technology
- Value and maturity assessment
- Multi-view and multi-perspective engineering
- Advanced communication qualities in choreography
and orchestration scenarios
- Patterns
- Choreographies and orchestrations in Cloud
environments
- Interoperability of language formats as well as
models
Important Dates - DEADLINE EXTENDED!
- Submission
deadline:
January 20, 2012 January 27, 2012 (Central European Time - CET)
- Notification:
February
3, 2012 February 7, 2012
- Workshop On-Site Version: February 15, 2012
- Registration: February 15, 2012
- Workshop: February 23-24,
2012
- Post-Workshop Proceedings Version: March 16, 2012
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