EVIS 2014: 3rd Workshop on Electric Vehicle Information Systems
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Sebastian Osswald, Ronald Schroeter, Sebastian Loehmann, Andreas Butz, Anders Lundström, Markus LienkampAuthors Info & Claims
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Abstract
The effort to push the electric vehicle development worldwide is continuously rising. Production sites for electric vehicle components are built, billions are invested to create new battery electric vehicle concepts (BEV) and new players are entering the market. The information systems of electric vehicles (EVIS) need to cope with a variety of new features that are related to changes of vehicle components and driving behavior, but also with changes and new systems that are silently introduced into the vehicles. Sustainability, mobility concepts and smart mobility are just a few points out of many that can be attributed to the "silent" category. With this workshop, we continue to bring together researchers, designers and practitioners to explore the related field and generate a state of the art perspective on EVIS.
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September 2014
271 pages
ISBN:9781450307253
DOI:10.1145/2667239
- Co-chairs:
- Sebastian Osswald,
- Brett Pearce,
- Dalila Szostak,
- Andrew L. Kun,
- General Chair:
- Linda Ng Boyle,
- Publications Chairs:
- Erika Miller,
- Yuqing Wu
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