National Workshop on High-Confidence Automotive Cyber-Physical Systems. To be Held April 3-4, 2008 in Troy, Michigan.

本次研讨会将于2008年4月3日至4日在密歇根州特洛伊举行，旨在为研究领导者和有远见的人士提供一个公开论坛，以制定在汽车行业部署网络物理系统(CP)的路线图。参与者来自学术界、工业界和政府。研讨会既考虑了CPS在汽车行业产生变革性影响的机会，也考虑了苛刻的汽车应用给CPS研究界带来的挑战。研讨会的目标是制定愿景，确定和突出技术和科学挑战，并确定有前景的研究方法。在知识价值方面，研讨会为一个对美国工业在全球市场的竞争力非常重要的行业领域提供了一个重要的机会，并提供了一个机会，使网络物理系统研究人员社区考虑到要求苛刻的应用领域。从更广泛的影响来看，研讨会本身和后续研究和其他活动可能会对美国汽车业的竞争力以及包括汽车能效和高速公路安全在内的重要社会问题产生重大影响。研讨会还有可能为工程和计算机科学研究人员提供对一个重要和具有挑战性的应用领域的洞察，该领域可以提高大学研究的智力深度和实际应用。

The purpose of this workshop, to be held April 3-4, 2008 in Troy, Michigan, is to provide an open forum for research leaders and visionaries to develop a roadmap for the deployment of cyber-physical systems (CPS) in the automotive sector. Participants come from academia, industry, and government. The workshop considers both the opportunities for transformative impacts of CPS in the automotive sector as well as the challenges presented to the CPS research community by demanding automotive applications. The goals of the workshop are to develop a vision, determine and highlight technical and scientific challenges, and identify promising research approaches.With respect to intellectual merit, the workshop addresses an important opportunity for an industry segment that is important to U.S. industrial competitiveness in the global market and that provides an opportunity to bring a demanding application domain into consideration by the cyber-physical systems researcher community.With respect to broader impact, the workshop itself and follow-on research and other activities have the potential to have a significant impact on the competitiveness of the U.S. automotive industry, as well as on important societal issues including energy efficiency for automobiles and highway safety. The workshop also has the potential to provide engineering and computer science researchers with insight into an important and challenging application domain that can improve the intellectual depth and the practical application of university research.