17th Monterey Workshop: Development, Operation and Management of Large-Scale Complex IT Systems (2012)
Key critical applications in our economy and society rely increasingly on the dependable operation of large-scale complex IT systems. Such systems are created and evolved dynamically through the integration of independently built and controlled heterogeneous software components and infrastructure. As a result, traditional techniques, which assume complete control over the parts of a system, are inadequate in supporting assurable engineering of important safety-, security- and business-critical requirements.
This workshop will explore the challenges associated with the development, operation and management of large-scale complex IT systems. The objectives of the workshop include the formulation of these challenges, the presentation and discussion of novel engineering techniques that have the potential to address them, and the formulation of a research agenda for this important research area.
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Workshop Topics
Workshop topics include but are not limited to:
- Compositional Specification, Analysis and Verification for Predictability
- Architectural Structuring of Cyber Systems
- Cyber-Security for Complex Systems
- Large-Scale Complex IT Systems in the Cloud
- Engineering High-Integrity Systems
- Socio-Technical Engineering
- Evolution of Long-Lived High Quality Cyber-Physical Systems
Workshop Chairs
The workshop will be chaired by Professors Luqi (Naval Postgraduate School, USA) and Bill Roscoe (University of Oxford, UK)
Program Chairs
- Radu Calinescu, Aston University, UK
- David Garlan, Carnegie Mellon University, USA.
Steering Committee
- E. Astesiano - University of Genova, Italy
- M. Broy - Technical University Munich, Germany
- M. Griss, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
- F. Kordon - University P.& M. Curie, France
- Luqi - Naval Postgraduate School, USA
- W. Roscoe - Oxford University, UK
