ACSOS 2020 - Posters and Demos

About ACSOS 2020 Posters and Demos

The 1st IEEE International Conference on Autonomic Computing and Self-Organizing Systems (ACSOS 2020) solicits the submission of posters and demos on specific aspects of autonomic software and systems and of artificial self-organizing systems, particularly related to the subject areas indicated by the ACSOS call for papers.

Posters provide a forum for authors to present their work in an informal and interactive setting. They allow authors and interested participants to engage in discussions about their work. In particular, a poster submission should motivate its relevance to the communities of autonomic computing and/or self-organizing systems, summarize the main challenges, experiences, and novel ideas.

A demonstration should present an existing tool or research prototype. Authors are expected to perform a live demonstration on their laptops during the poster and demonstration session. A demonstration submission should clearly describe the motivation, the novelty of the contribution, and the applicability of the tool or prototype to specific use cases.

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	17:45 - 18:45	Lunch/DinnerCatering

	19:35 - 20:00	Posters and Demos Lightning TalksPosters and Demos at Presentation Room A Chair(s): Ioan Petri Cardiff University, Gabriele Valentini Arizona State University

	20:00 - 20:05	Coffee BreakCatering

20:05 - 21:05	Poster and Demo SessionPosters and Demos at Presentation Room A Chair(s): Ioan Petri Cardiff University, Gabriele Valentini Arizona State University

20:05 12m Poster		Architecture for a Dynamic Security Service Function Chain Reordering Framework Posters and Demos Lukas Iffländer , Hayreddin Ciner , Nicolas Fella , Samuel Kounev University of Würzburg, Germany, Nishant Rawtani , Klaus-Dieter Lange
20:17 12m Poster		A Deep Explainable Model for Adaptation Space Reduction Posters and Demos Diallo Alhassan Boner , Hiroyuki Nakagawa , Tatsuhiro Tsuchiya
20:29 12m Demonstration		Enhancing a Communication System with Adaptive Behavior using REACT Posters and Demos Martin Pfannemüller University of Mannheim, Martin Breitbach University of Mannheim, Christian Krupitzer University of Würzburg, Germany, Christian Becker University of Mannheim, Andy Schürr TU Darmstadt
20:41 12m Poster		HeyCitI: Healthy Cycling in a City using Self-Adaptive Internet-of-Things Posters and Demos Marlon Saelens , Yentl Kinoo , Danny Weyns KU Leuven
20:53 12m Poster		dTAS: A Decentralized Self-Adaptive Service-Based System Exemplar Posters and Demos Jelle Van De Sijpe , Danny Weyns Linnaeus University, Sweden

Accepted Papers

	Title
	A Deep Explainable Model for Adaptation Space Reduction Posters and Demos Diallo Alhassan Boner, Hiroyuki Nakagawa, Tatsuhiro Tsuchiya
	Architecture for a Dynamic Security Service Function Chain Reordering Framework Posters and Demos Lukas Iffländer, Hayreddin Ciner, Nicolas Fella, Samuel Kounev, Nishant Rawtani, Klaus-Dieter Lange
	dTAS: A Decentralized Self-Adaptive Service-Based System Exemplar Posters and Demos Jelle Van De Sijpe, Danny Weyns
	Enhancing a Communication System with Adaptive Behavior using REACT Posters and Demos Martin Pfannemüller, Martin Breitbach, Christian Krupitzer, Christian Becker, Andy Schürr
	HeyCitI: Healthy Cycling in a City using Self-Adaptive Internet-of-Things Posters and Demos Marlon Saelens, Yentl Kinoo, Danny Weyns

Call for Posters and Demos

Important Dates

Poster / demo submission deadline:			May 15, 2020  
Acceptance notification:			        June 8, 2020  
Camera Ready copy: 	                                July 8, 2020  
Conference:				                August 17- August 21, 2020

Submissions

Posters or demonstrations can be submitted for evaluation in the form of an extended abstract. Submissions are limited to 2 pages including references and are required to comply with the standard IEEE Computer Society Press proceedings style guide. All submissions must present only original and unpublished work that is not currently under review at any other venue.

Please submit your extended abstracts electronically in PDF format using the ACSOS 2020 conference management system, https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=acsos20, selecting the ACSOS 20 Poster and Demo Track.

Selection Process

All extended abstracts will be reviewed by the members of the Poster and Demo Committee and evaluated based on novelty, impact, technical soundness, relevance to the conference, and presentation. In case an extended abstract presents a software tool, the online availability of such a tool and its documentation will also be considered in the final decision by the reviewers.

Accepted Posters and Demos

If selected, authors shall prepare a final camera-ready version of the extended abstract, taking into account the reviewers’ feedback. The extended abstract of the selected posters and demos will be included in the ACSOS2020 Poster and Demo Proceedings, which will be published by the IEEE Computer Society Press and made available as a part of IEEE Digital Library. At least one author of each accepted submission is required to register at the conference and present their work in the interactive poster and demo session.

Demo Guidelines

At the conference, authors will present their live demos on their laptops and are invited to bring any other piece of equipment they may need (e.g., smart devices, sensors, actuators, robots, etc.). Software simulations or video recordings are accepted as an alternative if a live demo is not possible. Additionally, authors of the accepted demonstration submissions must also bring a poster summarizing their system and demo, following the poster guidelines.

Poster Guidelines

When preparing their posters authors are required to capture the viewer’s attention effectively by presenting in a clear and concise way the core concepts and the context of their work. Therefore, visual representations are typically the main medium of communication in a successful poster session. Few attendees will stop to read a large poster with small font and dense text. If screenshots are used, please ensure that they are readable. The recommended size for the poster is A0. Authors are required to print and bring their printed posters at the conference.

Best Poster and Demo Awards

Two prizes will be awarded, one for the best poster and one for the best demonstration. The award criteria include the quality of the submitted extended abstract and the quality of the live demo presentation during the posters and demos session.

Camera Ready Submission

STEP 1: Important Dates

At least one author per paper must early pay the registration fee by July 22, 2020.
Failure to register will result in your paper not being included in the proceedings.
Final camera-ready manuscripts must be submitted by July 22, 2020.

STEP 2: Page Limits

Your final paper must follow the page limits listed in the following table:

Paper Type

ID Code

Page Limit

(including References)

Extra Pages Allowed

Poster/Demo

STEP 3: Formatting Your Paper

Submitted abstracts should not exceed 200 words.
Final submissions to ACSOS 2020 must be formatted in US-LETTER page size, must use the two-column IEEE conference proceedings format, and must be prepared in PDF format. Microsoft Word and LaTeX templates are available at the IEEE “Author Submission Site” HERE. The templates are available on the left-hand-side tab “Formatting Your Paper”.
Please, DO NOT include headers/footers or page numbers in the final submission.

STEP 4: Submitting Your Final Version

Once the format of your paper has been verified and validated, you may submit your final version.
All papers should be submitted using the submission system provided by IEEE “Author Submission Site” HERE.
After you login to the IEEE “Author Submission Site”, please, follow the instructions as you click the “Next” button on the top right corner of the site. Please, enter the following information exactly as appeared on your paper:

1) Paper ID (ID Code from the above table + Paper ID from EasyChair, e.g., P_1234),

2) Names of authors, affiliations, countries, E-mail addresses,

3) Titles, and abstracts.

To submit your final manuscript click HERE.

STEP 5: Submitting a Signed Copyright Release Form

ACSOS 2020 requires users to submit a fully digital version of the electronic IEEE Copyright-release Form (eCF). eCF is provided at the IEEE “Author Submission Site”.
Follow the instructions in the IEEE “Author Submission Site” to properly fill-out, and submit the IEEE Copyright-release Form (eCF), including:

1) Paper's full title

2) All authors names

3) Conference title: 2020 IEEE International Conference on Autonomic Computing and Self-Organizing Systems (ACSOS 2020)

4) Signature (on appropriate line)

The signed IEEE Copyright-release Form (eCF) should be submitted together with your camera-ready manuscripts on July 22, 2020.

If you have any questions about the above procedures, please contact the Publications Chair Esam El-Araby: esam@ku.edu.

Note: Please complete each of the above steps - the conference organizers will not be responsible if your paper is omitted from the proceedings, is not available online on IEEE Xplore, or is subject to additional processing costs, if these steps are not performed.

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Accepted Papers

Call for Posters and Demos

Camera Ready Submission

Ioan PetriPosters and Demos Chair

Cardiff University

United Kingdom

Gabriele ValentiniPosters and Demos Chair

Arizona State University

Italy

Mihai CapotaCommittee Member

Intel, USA

Mirko D'AngeloCommittee Member

Linnaeus University

Sweden

Eliseo FerranteCommittee Member

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Erik FredericksCommittee Member

Oakland University

United States

Simos GerasimouCommittee Member

University of York, UK

United Kingdom

Sona GhahremaniCommittee Member

Hasso Plattner Institute, University of Potsdam

Germany

Heiko HamannCommittee Member

University of Lübeck

Mary Katherine HeinrichCommittee Member

Université Libre de Bruxelles

Yara KhalufCommittee Member

Ghent University

Christian KrupitzerCommittee Member

University of Würzburg, Germany

Germany

Theodore PavlicCommittee Member

Arizona State University

Evangelos PournarasCommittee Member

University of Leeds

United Kingdom

Melanie SchranzCommittee Member

Lakeside Labs

Austria

Yasumasa TamuraCommittee Member

Tokyo Institute of Technology

Alexandru UtaCommittee Member

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Thomas VogelCommittee Member

Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Germany

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