[Haskell-cafe] [CFP]Automatic Debugging, Error and Impact Reporting Approaches workshop

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International workshop on Automatic Debugging, Error and Impact Reporting Approaches
====================================================================================

Automatic debugging, error fixing, and reporting is getting more and
more popularity across different research communities. We aim to provide
a forum for exchange of latest work and document best practices across
different disciplines.

-   Automatic reproducers like those generated by LLDB
-   Automatic unit test extraction and using decorators and code
    inspection
-   Automatic reproducer/error case minimization
-   Interactive error recovery systems and their applications
-   Error algebras and error-tracing algebras
-   Formalizations of debugging
-   Fault impact reporting and accuracy estimation
-   Provenance tracking in term rewriting
-   Error analytics pipelines and databases
-   Error monitoring in intrusion detection systems
-   Delta debugging
-   Automatic generation of error dashboards
-   Global fault analysis of systems with both computational and human
    component, and cyber-physical systems.

Note that workshop particularly encourage treatment of all kinds of
errors, be they compile-time, run-time, discrepancies between intent and
specification, hardware failures, or human errors to the degree to which
they are amenable to automatic analysis and reporting.

Intended audience
-----------------

-   Experts in automated debugging, error fixing wishing to exchange
    knowledge with their peers.
-   Industry practitioners interested to learn more about approaches to
    automated analysis of errors.
-   Academics in quest for formalization of automated error analysis and
    fixing
-   Financial industry practitioners interested in computer science
    approaches to satisfy risk reporting guidelines with respect to
    error impact tracing and reporting of accuracy
-   Management scientist looking for automatic global fault reporting
    and impact reporting methodologies.

Because of this, we encourage you to reference used theories and
methodologies, and provide a introductions with use cases.

The workshop is held as a part of [Programming Conference
2021](https://2021.programming-conference.org/).

Goals
-----

-   Our main goal is to encourage social exchange of ideas related to
    automatic error analysis and impact reporting.
-   We call for position papers, research expositions, early stage work,
    and industry experience papers to encourage exchange of on-going
    research and implementation efforts.

Important dates
===============

Abstract registration deadline
:   January 15th, 2021

Submission deadline
:   January 20th, 2021

Author response period
:   February 14th-21st, 2021

Acceptance notification
:   March 1st, 2021
Programme committee
-------------------

-   Kenichi Asai, [Ochanomizu
    University](http://pllab.is.ocha.ac.jp/~asai/)
-   Michał J. Gajda, [Migamake Pte Ltd](https://migamake.com) *(chair)*
-   Michał "phoe" Herda [\#lisp @ Freenode
    IRC](https://netsplit.de/channels/details.php?room=%23lisp&net=freenode)
-   Henrik Nilsson [University of
    Nottingham](http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~psznhn/)
-   Vladimir Panteleev
    [DustMite](https://github.com/CyberShadow/DustMite)
-   Francesco Spegni [Università Politecnica delle
    Marche](https://www.dii.univpm.it/francesco.spegni)
-   Dmitry Vostokov [DumpAnalysis.org](https://DumpAnalysis.org)
-   Vadim Zaytsev [Universiteit Twente](http://grammarware.net)

Submissions
===========

We welcome original, unpublished papers of the following forms: full
articles, extended abstracts, case studies.

Please submit your paper or extended abstract [by
EasyChair](https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=adeira2021). You may
[contact the committee chair](https://www.linkedin.com/in/mjgajda/) with
any questions you have about submission.

The paper evaluation will use the following criteria: \* Novelty \*
Clarity of exposition \* Transferrability of innovation(s) to other
domains \* Scientific rigour and form of the article \*
Cross-pollination potential with other papers \* Preliminary papers will
be offered feedback on how to improve the quality in all these factors
before and during the workshop

All submissions should use [ACM DL
template](https://www.acm.org/publications/proceedings-template).


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