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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20250519
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London;VALUE=DATE:20250520
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URL:https://edgeaihub.co.uk/events/workshop-on-trust-and-security-in-elect
 ric-and-autonomous-vehicles-eavsec/
SUMMARY:Workshop on Trust and Security in Electric and Autonomous Vehicles 
 (EAVSec)
DESCRIPTION:Workshop on Trust and Security in Electric and Autonomous Vehic
 les (EAVSec)\n\nin conjunction with the 25th IEEE International Symposium 
 on Cluster\, Cloud\, and Internet Computing (CCGrid) 19-22 May 2025 – Tr
 omsø\, Norway\n\nEAVSec Workshop: May 19\n\n\n\nThe Electric Vehicle (EV)
  and Autonomous Vehicle (AV) industries are at the forefront of reshaping 
 urban mobility and advancing smart city ecosystems. EVs reduce emissions a
 nd contribute to sustainable energy usage while AVs improve road safety an
 d optimise traffic flow through automation. Combined with advancements in 
 connected infrastructure and cloud systems\, these technologies are transf
 orming transportation and energy management making them pivotal to modern 
 smart cities. However\, the integration of EVs\, AVs and charging infrastr
 ucture with cloud-based systems and urban grids introduces significant sec
 urity and trust challenges. The complexity of heterogeneous systems\, vari
 ed protocols and increasing reliance on data-sharing across multiple entit
 ies requires innovative solutions to ensure resilience and security.\n\nTh
 e EAVSec Workshop is designed for researchers\, practitioners\, and indust
 ry professionals involved in the domains of EV/AV systems\, cybersecurity\
 , energy grids\, and intelligent transportation systems. It will provide a
  platform for discussing cutting-edge research\, real-world challenges\, a
 nd solutions for improving the trustworthiness and security of EV and AV e
 cosystems. It is of interest to those focusing on cybersecurity\, zero-tru
 st architectures\, secure communication protocols\, and real-time data ana
 lytics for cloud-enabled EV/AV infrastructures.\n\nWorkshop Themes\n\nThis
  workshop invites original research papers outlining new findings\, proble
 ms with the literature\, real-world applications\, case studies\, and comm
 ercial applications are encouraged. To advance the conversation\, research
  in progress\, opinion\, visionary and student papers are also encouraged 
 to submit. Topics of interest include\, but are not limited to:\n\n 	Trust
  and Security Frameworks for EV and AV Charging Networks: Novel approaches
  to ensure secure communication\, data protection\, and privacy within cha
 rging networks for EVs and AVs\, including Zero Trust Architecture (ZTA) a
 nd advanced cryptographic protocols.\n 	Vulnerabilities in Charging Protoc
 ols and Standards: Analysis of charging protocols (such as ISO 15118) and 
 associated vulnerabilities\, including potential risks in wireless chargin
 g for AVs and secure vehicle-to-charger authentication.\n 	Interconnection
  of Charging Stations with Energy Grids: Research on trust and security ch
 allenges related to the grid’s integration with EV charging stations\, s
 ecure grid communication\, and the effects of real-time data exchange on g
 rid stability.\n 	Threat Detection and Intrusion Prevention in Charging In
 frastructures: Development of Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) and threat
  response mechanisms to address cyber threats specific to charging station
 s\, as well as machine learning approaches to monitor and respond to abnor
 mal activities.\n 	Fault Detection and Resilience in Charging Station Comp
 onents: Innovative solutions for identifying\, diagnosing\, and mitigating
  faults in charging infrastructure components\, including power converters
 \, connectors\, and communication modules\, to ensure a reliable charging 
 experience.\n 	Privacy and Data Protection in EV/AV and Cloud Platforms: T
 echniques for anonymising user data\, secure storage and transmission meth
 ods and privacy-preserving architectures for both EV and AV users within c
 loud-connected platforms.\n 	Impact of Cyber Threats on the EV/AV-Grid Eco
 system: Examination of the effects of cyberattacks\, such as distributed d
 enial-of-service (DDoS) attacks or resumption attacks\, on EV/AV-grid stab
 ility\, including mitigation techniques to enhance system resilience.\n 	S
 ecure Cloud Computing for Real-Time Analytics in EV and AV Systems: Trust 
 models\, data encryption and secure analytics for predictive maintenance\,
  real-time monitoring\, and decision-making within cloud-enabled EV and AV
  infrastructures.\n 	Edge Intelligence in EV/AV Ecosystem: Leveraging edge
  computing to enable secure\, low-latency data processing and real-time de
 cision-making in EV and AV systems.\n\nImportant Dates\n\n 	Paper Submissi
 on Deadline: February 21\, 2025\n 	Notification of Acceptance: March 7\, 2
 025\n 	Camera-Ready Submission: March 14\, 2025\n 	Workshop Date: May 19\,
  2025\n\nAll times are Anywhere on Earth.\n\nSubmission Guidelines\n\n 	Pa
 pers should follow the IEEE conference format and not exceed 8 pages in IE
 EE double-column format\, including references.\n 	Submissions must be mad
 e electronically via EasyChair.\n 	At least one author of an accepted pape
 r must register for the conference and present their work.\n 	All submissi
 ons will undergo a single-blind peer-review process. Accepted papers will 
 be published in the CCGrid2025 workshop proceedings\, to be published onli
 ne in the IEEE Xplore digital library.\n\n\n 	Authors can also submit 1 pa
 ge abstract discussing initial ideas included only on the workshop page (n
 ot in the proceedings).\n\nWorkshop Chairs\n\n 	Devki Nandan Jha\, Newcast
 le University\, UK\n 	Tomasz Szydlo\, Newcastle University\, UK\n 	Bo Wei\
 , Newcastle University\, UK\n 	Omer Rana\, Cardiff University\, UK\n\nWork
 shop Technical Program Committee\n\n 	Rajiv Ranjan\, Newcastle University\
 , UK\n 	Savvas Papagiannidis\, Newcastle University\, UK\n 	Omprakash Kaiw
 artya\, Nottingham Trent University\, UK\n 	Albert Zomaya\, University of 
 Sydney\, Australia\n 	Rigel Djomemo\, University of Illinois Chicago\, USA
 \n 	Prem Prakash Jayaraman\, Swinburne University of Technology\, Australi
 a\n 	Neetesh Kumar\, IIT Roorkee\, India\n 	Nitin Auluck\, IIT Ropar\, Ind
 ia\n 	Massimo Villari\, University of Messina\, Italy\n 	Maciej Wielgosz\,
  Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research\, Norway\n 	Fauzia Abro\, Roya
 l Holloway University of London\, UK\n 	Eiman Kanjo\, Nottingham Trent Uni
 versity/Imperial College\, UK\n\nWorkshop Structure: The workshop will be 
 divided into paper presentation\, lightening talks and a round-table panel
  discussion.
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