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	9:00		Registration in room SBS 95 - 0.02
	9:45		Opening Session Session Chair: V. Turau	Room SBS 95 - 0.16
			Greeting by U. Killat, Vice President Hamburg University of Technology
	10:00		Invited Talk	Room SBS 95 - 0.16
			Challenges for Dependable Embedded Systems and Services N. Suri Darmstadt University of Technology, Germany
	10:45		Coffee Break
	11:00		Session 1: Intelligent Engineering Session Chair: R. Kröger	Room SBS 95 - 0.16
			Using RTAI/LXRT for Partitioning in a Prototype Implementation of the DECOS Architecture B. Huber, P. Peti, R. Obermaisser, and C. El Salloum Vienna University of Technology, Austria A Mobile Agent-based System for Dynamic Task Allocation in Clusters of Embedded Smart Cameras M. Bramberger1, B. Rinner1, and H. Schwabach2 1Graz University of Technology, Austria 2ARC Seibersdorf Research, Austria Large Scale Testing of Pervasive Computing Systems Using Multi-Agent Simulation N. C. Narendra IBM Software Labs, India Automated High-Accuracy Hybrid Measurement for Distributed Embedded Systems M. Thoss University of Applied Sciences Wiesbaden, Germany
	12:30		Lunch
	13:30		Session 2: Sensor Networks Session Chair: B. Huber	Room SBS 95 - 0.01
			BGR: Blind Geographic Routing for Sensor Networks M. Witt, and V. Turau Hamburg University of Technology, Germany Feasibility Study of a Novel Bio-inspired Location Sensor Concept for Indoor Location Based Services in Ambient Intelligence Applications P. Tawdross, and A. König University of Kaiserslautern, Germany Adaptive Low-Power Analog/Digital Converters for Wireless Sensor Networks D. Schröder Hamburg University of Technology, Germany Synchronization in Wireless Sensor Networks Using Bluetooth R. Casas1, H. J. Gracia1, A. Marco2, and J. L. Falcó2 1Technical University of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain 2University of Zaragoza, Zaragoza, Spain Topology Control for Fault-Tolerant Communication in Highly Dynamic Wireless Networks B. Thallner, and H. Moser Vienna University of Technology, Austria
			Session 3: Real-time Systems Session Chair: R. Seepold	Room SBS 95 - 0.16
			An Application of a Formal Approach for Distribution of Real-time Control T. Sivanthi1, U. Killat1, and K. Angrishi2 1Hamburg University of Technology, Germany 2Luftfahrtgeräte Gauting GmbH, Hamburg, Germany Soft Real-Time Acquisition in Windows XP J. Cinkelj, M. Mihelj, and M. Munih University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia Periodic Real-Time Scheduling for FPGA Computers K. Danne and M. Platzner University of Paderborn, Germany Data processing system for denoising of signals in real-time using the wavelet transform H. O. Mota1, and F. H. Vasconcelos2 1Centro Universitário de Belo Horizonte, Belo Horizonte, Brazil 2Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Belo Horizonte, Brazil Evaluation of Message Delay Correlation in Distributed Systems D. Albeseder Vienna University of Technology, Austria
	15:30		Coffee Break
	15:50		Session 4: Configuration & Monitoring Session Chair: D. Schröder	Room SBS 95 - 0.16
			Application specific vs. standard Web service interfaces for the vertical integration of fieldbus systems M. Venzke, C. Weyer, and V. Turau Hamburg University of Technology, Germany The Diagnostic Architecture of the PEGASUS Project Car P. Peti, R. Obermaisser, and H. Paulitsch Vienna University of Technology, Austria Comprehensible Hierarchical Intelligent (CHI) Framework for Monitoring and Preventive Maintenance of Aircraft Systems P. Owotoki, F. Mayer-Lindenberg Hamburg University of Technology, Germany Integration of Smart Cards into Automation Networks J. A. Vigo Segura, J. J. Sánchez Sánchez, N. Martínez Madrid, and R. Seepold Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain Improving Fault-Tolerance in Intelligent Video Surveillance by Monitoring, Diagnosis and Dynamic Reconfiguration A. Doblander1, A. Maier1, B. Rinner1, and H. Schwabach2 1Graz University of Technology, Austria 2ARC Seibersdorf Research, Austria
	17:50		Closing Ceremony in room SBS95 0.16
	18:30		Dinner
			The dinner takes place at Bixio Ristorante, a 15 minutes walk from the workshop location and the railway station Hamburg-Harburg.

Instructions to Authors

For presentations a laptop with beamer will be provided. On the laptop Windows XP with MS Office 2003 and Acrobat Reader 7.0 is installed. You can send us your presentation in advance so that we can check if it works on the laptop. At the day you can provide your presentation on a CD-ROM or an USB stick. If you are planning to use your own laptop please make sure that it works with our beamer at latest in the coffee break before your session. To have reasonable time for discussion we would prefer that you use the conference laptop to avoid long breaks between the presentations. If you plan to use transparencies an overhead projector is also available. Each talk is scheduled with 18 minutes presentation and 5 minutes discussion.

Please contact with the Session Chair in the coffee break before the session.

For people who are planning to use their own laptop we remind that in Germany the voltage is 220V/50Hz. Check that your equipment can handle that. Some laptops can actually handle 110-240V/50-60Hz. We support "Type F" plugs (see here for details).