[ecoop-info] cfp: FPDAPP - 2nd International Workshop on Future Perspective of Decentralized APPlications

[Claudio Schifanella]

**** DEADLINE: MAY, 10 ****
FPDAPP 2019 - Call for Papers
2nd International Workshop on Future Perspective of Decentralized
APPlications
http://fpdapp.di.unito.it/

Held in conjunction with the 25th International European Conference on
Parallel and Distributed Computing
http://www.europar.org/

August 26 or 27, 2019, Gottingen, Germany

Blockchain technologies (BCTs) make agreement amongst untrusted parties
possible, without the need for certification authorities. Proposed
frameworks have been put forward in sector as diverse as finance,
health-care, notary, intellectual property management, identity,
provenance, international cooperation, social good, and security to cite
but a few. Smart contracts, i.e. self-enforcing agreements in terms of
executable software running on blockchains, have been developed in several
contexts. Such an under-definition computational model introduces
innovative aspects, such as the economics and trust of the decentralised
computation relying on the shared contribution of peers and their
decentralised consensus.

FPDAPP aims to rigorously explore and evaluate the potentiality of such
novel decentralised frameworks and applications. Of particular interest is
the evaluation and comparison of killer applications that are showing
evidence of how BTC can revolutionize their domains or developing new
application areas. Evaluation and comparisons are broadly understood, form
technical aspects regarding the novel decentralised computer to the
possible impact on society, business and the public sector.

FPDAPP is associated to Europar, a premier conference in the field of
distributed computing, focuses on matching theory with practice and
applications. Importantly, FPDAPP aims to foster the cross-fertilisation
between the blockchain and the distributed/parallel computing communities,
which can strongly contribute to each other development. In this regard,

TOPICS OF INTEREST includes (but are not limited by)

* Decentralized democracy
* Smart voting
* Blockchain for common goods
* Decentralized governance
* Healthcare
* Smart home
* Decentralized IoT management
* Supply chain management
* Blockchain in social networking
* Decentralized privacy
* Identities management
* Token economy
* Blockchain analysis and monitoring tools


PUBLICATION
All submitted research papers will be peer-reviewed. Only contributions
that are not submitted elsewhere or currently under review will be
considered. Accepted papers will be included in the final workshops’
proceedings, published by Springer in the ARCoSS/LNCS series. Authors of
accepted papers will have to sign a Springer copyright form. One author of
each accepted paper is expected to register and present the paper at the
workshop.


SUBMISSIONS
Submissions must be in PDF format and should not exceed 12 pages (including
references) in the Springer LNCS style. Complete LaTeX sources must be
provided for accepted papers.

Papers should be submitted electronically via the following submission page
(select the FPDAPP track):

https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=europar2019workshops

Revised accepted papers that have been presented at the workshop will be
included in the workshop proceedings published by Springer in the
ARCoSS/LNCS series. Revised papers will be in between 10 and 12 page long.

IMPORTANT DATES:
* Paper submission: 10 May, 2019
* Author notification: 28 June, 2019
* Camera-ready version: 10 July, 2019
* Workshop date: TBD 26-27 August, 2019

WORKSHOP CHAIRS

Andrea Bracciali
Stirling University

Claudio Schifanella
Department of Computer Science - University of Turin

PROGRAM COMMITTEE (tbc)

Stefano Bistarelli - University of Perugia
Guido Boella - University of Turin
Maple Carsten - University of Warkwick
Boris Düdder - University of Copenhagen
Carlos Molina - University of Cambridge
Paolo Mori - Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Pisa, Italy
Federico Pintore - University of Oxford
Massimiliano Sala - University of Trento
Aleš Zamuda - University of Maribor
Alberto Guffanti - University of Turin
Massimo Morini - Banca IMI
Nadia Fabrizio - Cefriel
Monika Di Angelo - Technische Universitat, Wien, Austria
Yilei Wang - College of Computer Science and Technology, LuDong University,
Yantai, China