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SUMMARY:The 30th IEEE International Symposium on Software Reliability Engin
 eering (ISSRE 2019)
DESCRIPTION:The annual International Symposium on Software Reliability Engi
 neering (ISSRE) is focused on innovative techniques and tools for assessing
 , predicting, and improving the reliability, safety, and security of softwa
 re products. ISSRE will be celebrating its 30th edition in Berlin, Germany,
  and will continue to emphasize scientific methods, industrial relevance, r
 igorous empirical validation and shared value of practical tools and experi
 ences as paper selection criteria.\n\nThe research track at ISSRE 2019 is s
 oliciting original, unpublished research papers in three categories: (1) fu
 ll research regular (REG) papers, (2) practical experience reports (PER), a
 nd (3) tool and artifact (TAR) papers. Papers will be assessed with criteri
 a appropriate to each category. ISSRE looks for original research exploring
  new scientific ideas, contributing new evidence to established research di
 rections, or reflecting on practical experience. \n\nAuthors of the best RE
 G papers, accepted and presented at ISSRE, will be encouraged to submit an 
 extended version of their papers to a special section of the Information an
 d Software Technology journal (https://www.journals.elsevier.com/informatio
 n-and-software-technology). REG papers should describe a novel contribution
  to reliability of software systems. Extensions of reliability research int
 o adaptive AI systems, blockchains and large sensor infrastructures are par
 ticularly welcome. Regardless of the domain, novelty should be argued via c
 oncrete evidence and appropriate positioning within the state of the art. R
 EG papers are also expected to clearly explain validation process and its l
 imitations.\n\nPER are expected to provide an in-depth exposition of practi
 cal experiences and empirical studies collected through the application of 
 known research tools and methods related to ISSRE topics. PER need to ident
 ify and discuss relevant lessons learned. The goal of PER is to offer evide
 nce of reduced risk for future tech transition. ISSRE strongly encourages P
 ER that combine the efforts of researchers and industry practitioners.\n\nT
 AR papers should describe a new tool or artifact. Tool-focused TAR papers m
 ust present either a new tool, a new tool component, or novel extensions to
  an existing tool. Tool-focused TAR papers should include a description of:
  1) the theoretical foundations, 2) the design and implementation concerns,
  such as software architecture and core data structures, 3) experience with
  realistic case studies and observed advantages over similar tools. Making 
 the tool publicly available is strongly encouraged to allow continued evalu
 ation process. Artifact-focused TAR papers should cover 1) a working copy o
 f a software and 2) experimental data sets.
LOCATION:Fraunhofer FOKUS
DTSTAMP:20190429T161520Z
DTSTART:20191028T090000Z
DTEND:20191031T150000Z
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