Skip to content

DASIP 2022: Workshop on Design and Architectures for Signal and Image Processing

in conjunction with the 17th HiPEAC Conference

17-19 January 2022, Budapest, Hungary.
Postponed to 20 – 22 June 2022, Budapest, Hungary

The Workshop on Design and Architectures for Signal and Image Processing (DASIP) provides an inspiring international forum for the latest innovations and developments in the field of leading signal, image and video processing and machine learning in custom embedded, edge and cloud computing architectures and systems. The workshop program will include keynote speeches and contributed paper sessions. The 15th edition will be held in conjunction with the 17th HiPEAC Conference in Budapest, Hungary, June 20-22 2022.

List of topics

Prospective authors are invited to submit manuscripts on topics including, but not limited to:

Custom embedded, edge and cloud architectures and systems:

  • Machine learning and deep learning architectures for inference and training
  • Systems for autonomous vehicles : cars, drones, ships and space applications
  • Image processing and compression architectures
  • Smart cameras, security systems, behaviour recognition
  • Edge and cloud processing : special routing, configurable co-processors and low energy considerations
  • Real-time cryptography, secure computing, financial and personal data processing
  • Computer arithmetic, approximate computing, probabilistic computing, nanocomputing, bio-inspired computing
  • Biological data collection and analysis, bioinformatics
  • Personal digital assistants, natural language processing, wearable computing and implantable devices
  • Global navigation satellite and inertial navigation systems

Design Methods and Tools:

  • Design verification and fault tolerance
  • Embedded system security and security validation
  • System-level design and hardware/software co-design
  • High-level synthesis, logic synthesis, communication synthesis
  • Embedded real-time systems and real-time operating systems
  • Rapid system prototyping, performance analysis and estimation
  • Formal models, transformations, algorithm transformations and metrics

 

Development Platforms, Architectures and Technologies:

  • Embedded platforms for multimedia and telecommunication
  • Many-core and multi-processor systems, SoCs, and NoCs  
  • Reconfigurable ASIPs, FPGAs, and dynamically reconfigurable systems
  • Memory system and cache management
  • Asynchronous (self-timed) circuits and analog and mixed-signal circuits

Paper submission​

Authors should submit their full papers (up to 12 pages, single-column Springer format) in PDF through the EasyChair system. Please use the Springer LNCS template (also available on Overleaf).

Submitted papers are required to describe original  unpublished work and must not be under consideration for publication elsewhere. Submissions must be fully anonymous, but authors should not hide previous work, instead, they need to make self-references in the third person.
 

Each submission will receive at least three independent double blind reviews from the members of our scientific committee. Authors will be encouraged to take the reviewers’ comments into account when they prepare the final versions of their papers and present the research during the workshop prior to its publication. The conference proceedings will be published in the Springer LNCS Series, on the Springer Link website. Paper and keynote presentation slides and tutorial documents will be made available to workshop attendees after the workshop (subject to confidentiality issues). Authors of the best papers will be invited to submit an extended version of their work to  Elsevier’s Journal of System Architecture (JSA).

 

Workshop format

We would like to propose a workshop format to have the research results presented with an in-depth scientific discussion without unnecessary time pressure:

  • Presentation time 20 min + 5 min for questions and discussion,
  • Two interesting keynote.

Schedule

Keynote 1: The Challenges of Hardware/Software Co-Design – Dave Lacey, Graphcore (UK)

Keynote 2: Hyperspectral Image and Video Processing in Neurosurgery – Eduardo Juarez, UPM (Spain)

Mon. 20thSessionsTitle
10:00
Keynote 1

“Welcome to DASIP22” Karol Desnos (IETR) & Sergio Pertuz (TUD)


“The Challenges of Hardware/Software Co-Design” Dave Lancey (Graphcore)11:00Coffee break
11:30

 Technical Session 1:
Chair: Tomasz Kryjak (AGH)

Data-Type Assessment for Real-Time Hyperspectral Classification in Medical Imaging
Manuel Villa, Jaime Sancho, Guillermo Vazquez, Gonzalo Rosa, Gemma Urbanos, Alberto Martin-Perez, Pallab Sutradhar, Ruben Salvador, Miguel Chavarrias, Alfonso Lagares, Eduardo Juarez and Cesar Sanz
Exploring fully convolutional networks for the segmentation of hyperspectral imaging applied to advanced driver assistance systems
Jon Gutiérrez-Zaballa, Pablo Prieto López, Javier Echanobe, M. Victoria Martínez, Inés del Campo and Koldo Basterretxea
An adaptable cognitive microcontroller node for fitness activity recognition

Matteo Antonio Scrugli, Bojan Blažica and Paolo Meloni13:00

Lunch break




14:00

Technical Session 2:
Chair: ?

High-Performance Gallager-E Decoders for Hard Input LDPC decoding on Multi-core Devices
Bertrand Le Gal, Christophe Jégo and Vincent Pignoly.
Low Latency Architecture Design for Decoding 5G NR Polar Codes
Oualid Mouhoubi, Charbel Abdel Nour and Amer Baghdadi
Efficient Software and Hardware Implementations of a QCSP Communication System

Camille Monière, Bertrand Le Gal and Emmanuel Boutillon15:30Coffee break
16:00

Technical Session 3:
Chair: Alfonso Rodriguez (UPM)

Influence of Dataflow Graph Moldable Parameters on Optimization Criteria
Alexandre Honorat, Thomas Bourgoin, Hugo Miomandre, Karol Desnos, Daniel Menard and Jean-Francois Nezan.
QoS aware design-time/run-time manager for FPGA-based embedded systems
Alexis Duhamel and Sebastien Pillement
Fixed-Point Code Synthesis Based on Constraint Generation
Sofiane Bessaï, Dorra Ben Khalifa, Hanane Benmaghnia and Matthieu Martel.
Towards real-time and energy efficient Siamese tracking: a hardware-software approach,
Dominika Przewłocka-Rus and Tomasz Kryjak17:30End of first day

Tue.
21st		SessionsTitle
10:00
Keynote 2
“Hyperspectral Image and Video Processing in Neurosurgery” Eduardo Juarez (UPM)
  
11:00Coffee break 
11:30
Technical Session 4:
Chair: ?
Dynamic pruning for parsimonious CNN inference on embedded systems
 Paola Busia, Ilias Theodorakopoulos, Vasileios Pothos, Nikos Fragoulis and Paolo Meloni
 DL-CapsNet: A Deep and Light Capsule Network
 Pouya Shiri and Amirali Baniasadi
 Comparative Study of Scheduling a Convolutional Neural Network on Multicore MCU
 Petr Dobias, Thomas Garbay, Bertrand Granado, Khalil Hachicha and Andrea Pinna.
13:00
End of DASIP22
“Best Paper Award Announcement & DASIP22 Closure” Karol Desnos (IETR) & Sergio Pertuz (TUD)
 

Accepted papers (first CfP):

  • QoS aware design-time/run-time manager for FPGA-based embedded systems
    Alexis Duhamel and Sebastien Pillement
  • DL-CapsNet: A Deep and Light Capsule Network
    Pouya Shiri and Amirali Baniasadi
  • High-Performance Gallager-E Decoders for Hard Input LDPC decoding on Multi-core Devices
    Bertrand Le Gal, Christophe Jégo and Vincent Pignoly.
  • Efficient Software and Hardware Implementations of a QCSP Communication System
    Camille Monière, Bertrand Le Gal and Emmanuel Boutillon
  • Dynamic pruning for parsimonious CNN inference on embedded systems
    Paola Busia, Ilias Theodorakopoulos, Vasileios Pothos, Nikos Fragoulis and Paolo Meloni
  • Data-Type Assessment for Real-Time Hyperspectral Classification in Medical Imaging
    Manuel Villa, Jaime Sancho, Guillermo Vazquez, Gonzalo Rosa, Gemma Urbanos, Alberto Martin-Perez, Pallab Sutradhar, Ruben Salvador, Miguel Chavarrias, Alfonso Lagares, Eduardo Juarez and Cesar Sanz
  • Low Latency Architecture Design for Decoding 5G NR Polar Codes
    Oualid Mouhoubi, Charbel Abdel Nour and Amer Baghdadi
  • An adaptable cognitive microcontroller node for fitness activity recognition
    Matteo Antonio Scrugli, Bojan Blažica and Paolo Meloni
  • Exploring fully convolutional networks for the segmentation of hyperspectral imaging applied to advanced driver assistance systems
    Jon Gutiérrez-Zaballa, Pablo Prieto López, Javier Echanobe, M. Victoria Martínez, Inés del Campo and Koldo Basterretxea

Accepted papers (second CfP):

  • Comparative Study of Scheduling a Convolutional Neural Network on Multicore MCU
    Petr Dobias, Thomas Garbay, Bertrand Granado, Khalil Hachicha and Andrea Pinna.
  • Influence of Dataflow Graph Moldable Parameters on Optimization Criteria
    Alexandre Honorat, Thomas Bourgoin, Hugo Miomandre, Karol Desnos, Daniel Menard and Jean-Francois Nezan.
  • Fixed-Point Code Synthesis Based on Constraint Generation
    Sofiane Bessaï, Dorra Ben Khalifa, Hanane Benmaghnia and Matthieu Martel.
  • Towards real-time and energy efficient Siamese tracking: a hardware-software approach,
    Dominika Przewłocka-Rus and Tomasz Kryjak

DASIP22 Best Paper Award

“Efficient Software and Hardware Implementations of a QCSP Communication System”
Camille Monière, Bertrand Le Gal and Emmanuel Boutillon

Important dates

  • Abstract submission deadline: November 5th, 2021 November 15th, 2021
  • Paper submission deadline: November 12th, 2021 (Extended) November 21st, 2021,
  • Notification of acceptance: December 20th, 2021,
  • Camera ready papers: January 7th, 2022
  • Workshop : January 20-22, 2022

Fall call for papers (pdf)

2nd Call for papers

  • Abstract deadline: March 28th, 2022 Until Submission deadline
  • Submission deadline: April 04th, 2022 (Extended) April, 17th, 2021
  • Notification: May 23rd, 2022
  • Camera ready: June 10th, 2022
  • Workshop: June 20-21, 2022

Committees

Steering Committee:

  • Bertrand Granado, Sorbonne Univeristy, France
  • Diana Goehringer, Technical University of Dresden, Germany
  • Eduardo de La Torre, Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain
  • Guy Gogniat, University of Southern Brittany, France
  • Jean-Francois Nezan, INSA Rennes/ IETR laboratory, France
  • Jean-Pierre David, Polytechnique Montréal, Canada
  • Joao M. P. Cardoso, University of Porto, Portugal
  • Marek Gorgon, AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland
  • Michael Huebner, Brandenburg University of Technology, Germany
  • Paolo Meloni, University of Cagliari, Italy
  • Pierre Langlois, Polytechnique Montréal, Canada
  • Sebastien Pillement, University of Nantes, France
  • Tomasz Kryjak, AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland

Organising committee:

  • Karol Desnos, IETR, Rennes, France
  • Sergio Pertuz, Technical University Dresden, Germany

Technical Program Committee:

  • Francois Berry, Institut Pascal – CNRS, France
  • Arnaud  Bourge, STMicroelectronics, France
  • Jani Boutellier, University of Vaasa, Finland
  • Gabriel Caffarena, University CEU San Pablo, Spain
  • Joao M. P. Cardoso, University of Porto, Portugal
  • Juan Carlos Lopez, University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain
  • Daniel Chillet, IRISA/ENSSAT, University of Rennes 1
  • Martin Danek, Daiteq s.r.o.. Czechia
  • Eduardo de La Torre, Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain
  • Karol Desnos, INSA Rennes/ IETR laboratory, France
  • Milos Drutarovsky, Technical University of Kosice, Slovak Republic
  • Joao Canas Ferreira, University of Porto, Portugal
  • Jean Francois Nezan, INSA Rennes/ IETR laboratory, France
  • Diana Goehringer, Technical University of Dresden, Germany
  • Guy Gogniat, University of Southern Brittany, France
  • Marek Gorgon, AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland
  • Bertrand Granado, Sorbonne University, France
  • Oscar Gustafsson, Linkoping University, Sweden
  • Frank Hannig, University of Erlangen-Nurnberg, Germany
  • Dominique Houzet, Grenoble Institute of Technology
  • Michael Huebner, Brandenburg University of Technology, Germany
  • Mateusz Komorkiewicz, Aptive, Poland
  • Tomasz Kryjak, AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland
  • Lionel Lacassagne, Sorbonne Universite, France
  • Ahmed Lakhssassi, Universite du Quebec en Outaouais
  • Pierre Langlois, Polytechnique Montréal, Canada
  • Yannick Le Moullec, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
  • Johan Lilius, Abo Akademi University, Finland
  • Sebastian Lopez, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
  • Gustavo  Marrero Callico, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain
  • Kevin J.M. Martin, University of Southern Brittany, France
  • Paolo Meloni, University of Cagliari, Italy
  • Gabriela Nicolescu, Polytechnique Montréal, Canada
  • Jari Nurmi, Tampere University, Finland
  • Arnaldo Oliveira, University of Aveiro, Portugal
  • Andres Otero, Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain
  • Francesca Palumbo, University of Sassari
  • Maxime Pelcat, INSA Rennes/ IETR laboratory, France
  • Fernando Pescador, Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain
  • Jean Pierre David, Polytechnique Montréal, Canada
  • Christian Pilato, Polytechnic University of Milan
  • Sebastien Pillement, University of Nantes, France
  • Andrea Pinna, Sorbonne University, France
  • Jorge Portilla, Polytechnic University of Madrid, Spain
  • Alfonso Rodriguez, Polytechnic University of Madrid
  • Nuno Roma, University of Lisbon, Portugal
  • Olivier Romain, University of Cergy Pontoise, France
  • Paweł Russek, AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland
  • Ruben Salvador, CentraleSupélec, France
  • Carlo Sau, University of Cagliari
  • Yves Sorel, INRIA, France
  • Dimitrios Soudris, National Technical University of Athens
  • Walter Stechele, Technical University of Munich, Germany
  • Marcin  Szelest, Aptive, Poland
  • Claude Thibeault, Ecole de Technologie Superieure, Canada
  • Jose Vieira, University of Aveiro, Portugal
  • Tanya Vladimirova, University of Leicester, UK
  • Serge Weber, University of Lorraine, France

Venue

The Workshop on Design and Architectures for Signal and Image Processing will be held in conjunction with the 17th HiPEAC Conference in Budapest, Hungary, January 20-22, 2022.

Contact

All questions about the workshop and submissions should be emailed to Karol Desnos or Sergio Pertuz

Past events