For inclusion in the workshop program, contributions that present advances in integrating the fields of embedded computing and ubiquitous systems are invited. Industrial applications in the emerging field are also encouraged. Papers can be of a conceptual, theoretical, application-oriented, standards-driving, innovative design or experimental nature, and should represent technological or scientific advances. SEUS 2009's goal is to bring together researchers from all over the world, to foster a stimulating and fruitful exchange amongst researchers working on similar topics, to discuss ideas, exchange field experiences and to find solutions together to the problems facing software technologies for embedded and ubiquitous systems.

TOPICS
Suggested topics of interest include (but are not restricted to) the following:

Emerging applications, components and services
Emerging infrastructural support
Software architecture and programming models
Communication system architecture
Reports on R&D progress in the field
Speciifcation of requirements
Emerging tools and trends
Emerging standards (or the need for new standards)
Practical experiences, particularly from industry
Government strategies

PAPER SUBMISSION
Papers must be written in English, submitted in PDF format, and 12 pages in limit (including all text, figures, references and appendices), adhering to Springer Verlag's Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) format. Submission implies the willingness of the senior author to present his/her paper at the Workshop. Selected papers will be considered for a journal (yet to be decided).

Papers can be one of three possible types (this should be indicated by the authors in parentheses as a part of their paper title in the submitted version):

(1) Research papers
(2) Practical experience reports
(3) Panel position-papers

NOTE: Authors must upload their manuscripts to the SEUS Springer/LNCS paper submission site (please register your paper first, and then upload the PDF version, formatted according to the instructions). Please do not email your submission to the PC Chairs or to any other address, to avoid your submission being lost.

Questions about the appropriateness of a topic for a submission may be directed to the PC Chairs, also by emailing this address.