Welcome to Stockholm and the First ACM/IEEE International Conference on Cyber-Physical Systems (ICCPS). This is the first ACM/IEEE conference that focuses on Cyber-physical systems that tightly couple the cyber aspects of computing and communications with the physical aspects of dynamics and engineering.
ICCPS, as an integral part of CPS Week, is pleased to be co-located with its sister conferences that focus on various components of cyber-physical systems including embedded systems, hybrid systems, real-time systems, and wireless sensor networks. ICCPS, this year and in future years, aims to showcase cutting-edge research that spans both the cyber- and physical aspects of CPS. In the process, it hopes to bring together engineers from various disciplines and computer scientists to create the scientific foundations, identify new principles, present novel architectures, demonstrate promising applications, and enable powerful capabilities of CPS.
This inaugural ICCPS event received a substantially higher submission count than we had anticipated: namely, 70 papers. The high submission count and the limited 2-day duration for paper presentations made paper selection a difficult task for the Program Committee. Finally, after extensive deliberations, 20 papers were accepted for publication, yielding an acceptance rate of 28.5%. Many worthy papers had to be excluded solely due to the time constraints in the conference schedule. Each accepted paper had at least 3 reviews to ensure novelty, relevance and contributions to this evolving field. The accepted papers cover different dimensions of cyber-physical systems including mathematical foundations, robustness, security, infrastructural elements and wireless sensor networks. Application sectors include the medical domain, energy management, automotive systems, agriculture, and the monitoring of structures and oil pipelines.
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Mathematical equations as executable models of mechanical systems
- Yun Zhu,
- Edwin Westbrook,
- Jun Inoue,
- Alexandre Chapoutot,
- Cherif Salama,
- Marisa Peralta,
- Travis Martin,
- Walid Taha,
- Marcia O'Malley,
- Robert Cartwright,
- Aaron Ames,
- Raktim Bhattacharya
Cyber-physical systems comprise digital components that directly interact with a physical environment. Specifying the behavior desired of such systems requires analytical modeling of physical phenomena. Similarly, testing them requires simulation of ...
Automatic abstraction for verification of cyber-physical systems
Models of cyber-physical systems are inherently complex since they must represent hardware, software, and the physical environment. Formal verification of these models is often precluded by state explosion. Fortunately, many important properties may ...
Synthesizing switching logic for safety and dwell-time requirements
Cyber-physical systems (CPS) can be usefully modeled as hybrid automata combining the physical dynamics within modes with discrete switching behavior between modes. CPS designs must satisfy safety and performance requirements. While the dynamics within ...
Bundle: a group based programming abstraction for cyber physical systems
This paper describes a novel group based programming abstraction called a 'Bundle' for cyber physical systems (CPS). Similar to other programming abstractions, a Bundle creates logical collections of sensing devices. However, previous abstractions were ...
A reduced complexity design pattern for distributed hierarchical command and control system
Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) get a lot of attention due to the strong demand for the integration of physical devices and computing systems. There are many design aspects involved in CPS, such as efficiency, real-time, reliability and security. One of ...
A concept lattice-based event model for Cyber-Physical Systems
Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) involve communication, computation, sensing, and actuating through heterogeneous and widely distributed physical devices and computational components. The close interactions of these systems with the physical world places ...
Sensor placement for lifetime maximization in monitoring oil pipelines
Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have been widely deployed and it is crucial to properly control the energy consumption of the sensor nodes to achieve the maximum WSNs' operation time (i.e., lifetime) as they are normally battery powered. In this paper, ...
Cyber-physical systems for real-time hybrid structural testing: a case study
Real-time hybrid testing of civil structures, in which computational models and physical components must be integrated with high fidelity at run-time, represents a grand challenge in the emerging area of cyber-physical systems. Actuator dynamics, ...
(CPS)^2: integration of center pivot systems with wireless underground sensor networks for autonomous precision agriculture
Precision agriculture (PA) refers to a series of practices and tools necessary to correctly evaluate farming needs and a high density of soil sensors is an essential part of this effort. The accuracy and effectiveness of PA solutions are highly ...
Congestion control for spatio-temporal data in cyber-physical systems
Data dissemination protocols in cyber-physical systems must consider the importance of data packets in protocol decisions. Importance of data cannot generally be accurately represented by a static priority value or deadline, but rather must stem from ...
Robustness analysis for the certification of digital controller implementations
Despite recent advances in the field of Networked Control Systems (NCS), the gap between the control design stage and the implementation stage on a physical platform remains significant. The simplifying assumptions made in the analysis of NCS are often ...
Time-based intrusion detection in cyber-physical systems
Embedded systems, particularly real-time systems with temporal constraints, are increasingly deployed in every day life. Such systems that interact with the physical world are also referred to as cyber-physical systems (CPS). These systems commonly find ...
Cyber-physical codesign of distributed structural health monitoring with wireless sensor networks
Our deteriorating civil infrastructure faces the critical challenge of long-term structural health monitoring for damage detection and localization. In contrast to existing research that often separates the designs of wireless sensor networks and ...
Integrating neuromuscular and cyber systems for neural control of artificial legs
This paper presents a design and implementation of a cyber-physical system (CPS) for neurally controlled artificial legs. The key to the new CPS system is the neural-machine interface (NMI) that uses an embedded computer to collect and interpret ...
Toward patient safety in closed-loop medical device systems
A model-driven design and validation of closed-loop medical device systems is presented. Currently, few if any medical systems on the market support closed-loop control of interconnected medical devices, and mechanisms for regulatory approval of such ...
A framework for the safe interoperability of medical devices in the presence of network failures
There exists a growing need for automated interoperability among medical devices in modern healthcare systems. This requirement is not just for convenience, but to prevent the possibility of errors due to the complexity of interactions between the ...
Design of cooperative vehicle safety systems based on tight coupling of communication, computing and physical vehicle dynamics
One of the main characteristics of a Cyber Physical System (CPS) is the tight coupling of the computing and communications aspects of the system with its physical dynamics. In this paper, we examine this characteristic for a cooperative vehicle safety (...
A cyber-physical systems approach to energy management in data centers
This paper presents a new control strategy for data centers that aims to optimize the trade-off between maximizing the payoff from the provided quality of computational services and minimizing energy costs for computation and cooling. The data center is ...
Dependable, efficient, scalable architecture for management of large-scale batteries
Conventional battery management systems (BMSs) for electric vehicles (EVs) are designed in an ad hoc way, causing the supply of EVs to fall behind the market demand. A well-designed and combined hardware-software architecture is essential for the ...
MEC-IDC: joint load balancing and power control for distributed Internet Data Centers
Internet Data Center (IDC) supports the reliable operations of many important Internet on-line services. As the demand on Internet services and cloud computing keep increasing in recent years, the power usage associated with IDC operations has been ...
Toward power optimization for communication failure recovery in Body Sensor Networks
Body Sensor Networks (BSNs) have proven effective in improving quality of medical services by providing continuous and ambulatory healthcare monitoring. Realistic system often employ collaborative sensor models. Due to the data interdependencies, brief ...
Compositionality in Synchronous Data Flow: modular code generation from hierarchical SDF graphs
A widespread model of computation, particularly suited for signal processing applications, which are often a key element in cyber-physical systems, is Synchronous (or Static) Data Flow (SDF). But hierarchical SDF models are not compositional: a ...
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Acceptance Rates
Year | Submitted | Accepted | Rate |
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ICCPS '15 | 91 | 25 | 27% |
Overall | 91 | 25 | 27% |