The general agenda of the workshop is as follows (see details on the agenda link):
In the morning, there will be a keynote by Rami Bahsoon and the presentations of the accepted papers.
In the afternoon, we will discuss the IEEE/ACM code of ethics for software engineering, as well as some other codes of ethics, with respect to greenability and collectively work on the inclusion of a new Principle related to Green in Software Engineering.
Your insights and expertise would be very valuable to the workshop.
At the end of the workshop we will give copies of the book “Green in Software Engineering” edited by Springer to some of our attendees.
Looking forward to seeing you in our workshopl!
The GInSEng workshop organizers.
Nowadays, the environmental aspects are becoming more and more important and are being introduced into the industry as part of its business processes. Moreover, the presence of software systems into industry is also of prime importance, and it is unusual to find enterprises that do not use software systems for their business development. The usage of software systems, web applications, data centers, etc. need a great amount of energy to work. In the area of Information Technology (IT), for quite some time, there have been efforts related to the so-called Green IT. However, from the software point of view, the research is just starting, and there are no too much work available although it is becoming a strong line of research.
In this workshop we try to pay attention to the importance of incorporating green aspects as part of the software engineering practices. The main goal of Green in Software Engineering is to include green practices as part of the software development, as well as the rest of activities that are part of the Software Engineering. by taking into consideration environmental aspects.
With the first edition of this workshop we want to promote all the aspects related to green software engineering by giving to the researchers of the area the opportunity of sharing the works and a place for discussing. Moreover, we plan to identify, during the workshop, possible future lines related to the topic of the workshop.
- 3rd April 2015
- Submission of papers.
- 28th April 2015
- Notification to authors.
- 8th May 2015
- Camera-ready.
The authors of any presentations that are accepted should note that they will be published in a second volume of the conference proceedings that will be distributed to participants, and subsequently made available in the IEEE digital library; a “permission to publish” form will need to be signed by the authors or their organizations.