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| - | 18th Real Time Linux Workshop | + | **18th Real Time Linux Workshop\\ |
| - | and | + | and\\ |
| - | 7th Real Time Linux Summit | + | 7th Real Time Linux Summit\\ |
| - | October 19 to 21, 2017 | + | October 19 to 21, 2017\\ |
| - | Faculty of Electrical Engineering | + | Faculty of Electrical Engineering\\ |
| Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic | Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic | ||
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| - | Following the meetings of academics, developers and users of real-time and embedded Linux at the previous 17 real-time Linux workshops held world-wide - the Real-Time Linux Workshop for 2017 will come back to | + | Following the meetings of academics, developers and users of real-time and embedded Linux at the previous 17 real-time Linux workshops held world-wide - the Real-Time Linux Workshop for 2017 will come back to the Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic, and is held from October 19th to 20th, 2017 followed by the [[realtime:events:rt-summit2017:start|Real-Time Linux Summit 2017]], a discussion focused single track event on October 21st. |
| - | the Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic will be held from October 19 to 21, 2017. | + | |
| Real Time systems have evolved over the past decades in a relatively calm manner - performance has increased, one can say dramatically, but the main paradigms were pretty stable since the mid 80s. This has changed now. With the real-time PREEMPT_RT patch set moving into mainline there is nothing left to do - all problems solved... or not quite yet. | Real Time systems have evolved over the past decades in a relatively calm manner - performance has increased, one can say dramatically, but the main paradigms were pretty stable since the mid 80s. This has changed now. With the real-time PREEMPT_RT patch set moving into mainline there is nothing left to do - all problems solved... or not quite yet. | ||
| - | Developing a rigorous theory is important - relating these to reality is equally important. This is where CTUs research group has much experience to offer. The focus on system properties be it real-time or security and extending this into functional safety in the past years,form a good background for hosting this gathering of real-life systems developers. | + | Developing a rigorous theory is important - relating these to reality is equally important. This is where CTU's research group has much experience to offer. The focus on system properties be it real-time or security and extending this into functional safety in the past years,form a good background for hosting this gathering of real-life systems developers. |
| - | Research interests of our host, Prof. Hanzalek and his group, focusses among others, on: | + | Research interests of our host, Prof. Hanzalek and his group, focuses among others, on: |
| * Real-time networking algorithms | * Real-time networking algorithms | ||
| * Real-time systems | * Real-time systems | ||
| * Open-source (not "only" GNU/Linux) | * Open-source (not "only" GNU/Linux) | ||
| - | FLOSS in embedded systems is well established, ranging from consumer electronics to network devices and increasingly industrial applications including safety related systems. The technological resources suitable for high-availability, real-time, and safety critical systems have been continuously expanding and improving - allowing to cover the entire development life cycle of industrial projects based on Open-Source tools. | + | FLOSS in embedded systems is well established, ranging from consumer electronics to network devices and increasingly industrial applications including safety related systems. The technological resources suitable for high-availability, real-time, and safety critical systems have been continuously expanding and improving - allowing to cover the entire development life cycle of industrial projects based on Open-Source tools. |
| - | At the core of this development is the availability of stable operating systems with reliable real-time properties. Extending and improving these real-time properties of open-source RTOS is continuous research and development effort that OSADL documents in the form of the annual Real Time Linux Workshop together with LinuxFoundations annual Real-Time Summit. | + | At the core of this development is the availability of stable operating systems with reliable real-time properties. Extending and improving these real-time properties of open-source RTOS is continuous research and development effort that OSADL documents in the form of the annual Real Time Linux Workshop together with Linux Foundation's annual Real-Time Linux Summit. |
| - | Authors from regulatory bodies, academics, industry as well as the user-community are invited to submit original work dealing with general topics related to open-source and free-software based real-time systems research, experiments and case studies, as well as issues of integration of open-source real-time and embedded OS. A special focus will be on industrial case studies and safety related systems. | + | The below call for paper exclusively refers to the Real Time Linux Workshop. The Real-Time Linux Summit is an add-on event to RTLWS held on Oct. 21st, focused on the real-time preemption patch set and the activities around it, which has a separate [[realtime:events:rt-summit2017:cfp|Call for Presentations]]. |
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| + | Authors from regulatory bodies, academics, industry as well as the user-community are invited to submit original work dealing with general topics related to open-source and free-software based real-time systems research, experiments and case studies, as well as issues of integration of open-source real-time and embedded OS. A special focus will be on industrial case studies and safety related systems. | ||
| Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: | Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: | ||
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| * Real-time and virtualization | * Real-time and virtualization | ||
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| - | Further information on RTLWS/RT-Summit: [[realtime:events:rtlws2017:start|RTLWS 2017]] | + | We invite you to either submit an abstract as proposal for a Work-in-Progress (WiP) or an abstract as proposal for a full paper. Authors of WiP presentations will get the opportunity to present their work in a 30-minute talk, authors of a full paper will be awarded with a 60-minute time slot. When submitting an abstract as proposal for a full paper authors confirm that they are willing to prepare a paper adhering to the form defined by the [[https://www.osadl.org/paper.tgz|paper template]] upon acceptance of the proposal and to submit it meeting the paper submission deadline given below. A detailed description of the editing and formatting process will be provided along with the acceptance notification email. The full paper will be included in the RTLWS18 proceedings. |
| - | We invite you to either submit an abstract as proposal for a Work-in-Progress(WiP) presentation or a full paper for our full paper track. WiP presentations will get the opportunity to present their work in a 30min. talk, authors of a full paper will be awarded with 1h time-slot. | + | __Important dates__ |
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| - | __WIP presentations__ | + | |
| * June 2, 2017 Abstract submission deadline | * June 2, 2017 Abstract submission deadline | ||
| - | * July 14, 2017 Notification of WIP presentation acceptance | + | * July 14, 2017 Notification of acceptance |
| - | * October 20-21, 2017 Workshop | + | * October 6, 2017, Final paper submission deadline (full paper proposals) |
| - | __Full paper track__ | + | Please submit your abstract proposal using the [[https://www.osadl.org/RTLWS-Submission|submission page]] |
| - | * June 2, 2017 Paper submission deadline | + | Further information on RTLWS/RT-Summit: [[realtime:events:rtlws2017:start|RTLWS 2017]] |
| - | * September 29, 2017 Notification of paper acceptance | + | |
| - | * October 6, 2017, final paper submission | + | |
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| - | __Abstract submission__ | + | |
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| - | If you wish to present a paper at the workshop, please submit an | + | |
| - | abstract using the | + | |
| - | [[https://www.osadl.org/RTLWS18-Abstract.submission-form.0.html|submission page]] | + | |
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| - | __Final paper__ | + | |
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| - | Upon acceptance of an abstract by the RTLWS18 Program Committee, the author will be invited to submit a full paper in a form defined by the [[https://www.osadl.org/paper.tgz|paper template]]. | + | |
| - | A detailed description of the editing and formatting process will be provided along with the notification | + | |
| - | email. The full paper will be included in the RTLWS18 proceedings. | + | |
| __Organization committee__ | __Organization committee__ | ||
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| * Andreas Platschek, OpenTech EDV Research, Austria | * Andreas Platschek, OpenTech EDV Research, Austria | ||
| * Nicholas Mc Guire, Lanzhou University, China | * Nicholas Mc Guire, Lanzhou University, China | ||
| - | * Thomas Gleixner, Linutronix GmbH, Germany | + | * Thomas Gleixner, Linux Foundation RTL Collaborative Project lead |
| __Program committee__ | __Program committee__ | ||
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