2nd Workshop on Cyber Physical Systems and Internet of Things Dependability (WS CyberIoT-DESSERT)

Abstract submission deadline: 23 April 2017

Background

Internet of Things (IoT) and cyber physical systems (CPS) are close modern concepts and meta-technologies which become more and more important and challengeable for critical domains such as power stations and energy grids, aerospace and intellectual transport, health systems, etc. Criticality of such applications is explained by high value of the failures caused by hardware and software faults and cyber attacks on vulnerabilities. There are not established techniques for assessment and assurance of dependability and security of CPS and industrial systems based on IoT and technologies of distributed (cloud, fog and dew) computing. These attributes and performance, power consumption, usability and other are contradictory characteristics. It is challenge for scientists and engineers. We would like to invite researchers, developers, system administrators, experts of different domains to discuss development and implementation techniques, methods and technologies for assessment and improving of CPS and IoT-based systems dependability, safety, security and other characteristics.

Main topics (preliminary):

• Methodology of dependable and resilient computing and communication for Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) and industrial Internet of Things (IoT) systems
• Cyber security and cyber safety assurance of IoT for industry and human domains
• Big data technologies for CPS and IoT dependability
• FPGA-based dependable systems and technologies for IoT
• Dependability and security of cloud, fog and dew IT infrastructures
• Critical infrastructure/CPS accident monitoring using IoT and mobile technologies
• Software reliability and rejuvenation of CPS and IoT
• Quantum and post-quantum cryptography for CPS and IoT
• Greenware of CPS and IoT
• Usable security and secure/safe usability of human machine interaction and systems
• Education and training issues of CPS and IoT

Industrial track: Drone Fleet and IoT based monitoring of critical infrastructure accidents

Co-Chairs

• Prof Vyacheslav Kharchenko, National Aerospace University KhAI, Ukraine
• Dr Ah Lian Kor, Leeds Beckett University, United Kingdom

WS PC Committee (to be confirmed)

• Dr Nikos Bardis, University of Athens, Greece
• Dr Anatoly Gorbenko, Leeds Beckett University, United Kingdom
• Dr Mario Fusani, Institute of Information Science and Technologies, CNR, Italy
• Dr Olexandr Gordieiev, University of Banking, National Bank of Ukraine
• Prof Yuriy Kondratenko, Black Sea State University named after Petro Mohyla, Ukraine
• Prof Mikhail Lobachev, British Columbia University, Canada
• Dr Yurij Ponochovnyj, Poltava National Technical National University, Ukraine
• Prof Olexandr Potii, Institute of Information Technologies, Ukraine
• Prof Vladimir Sklyar, Research and Production Company Radiy, Ukraine
• Prof Sergey Tyurin, Perm Research State Technical University, Russian Federation
• Prof Jüri Vain, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
• Dr Sergiy Vilkomir, East Carolina University, USA
• Dr Maxim Yanovsky, National Aerospace University KhAI, Ukraine
• Prof Elena Zaitseva, Žilina University, Slovakia
• Prof Grygoriy Zholtkevych, Karazin Khariv National University, Ukraine