CFP
DX'25: The 36th International Conference on Principles of Diagnosis and Resilient Systems Nashville, TN, United States, September 22-24, 2025 |
| Conference website | https://conf.researchr.org/home/dx-2025 |
| Submission link | https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=dx25 |
| Submission deadline | May 8, 2025 |
Until 2023, the focus of the DX workshop series has been on the principles and applications of diagnosis, i.e., identifying root causes for encountered issues and unexpected scenarios, as well as on related techniques, such as prognostics, planning, and control. Moving forward as a conference, we expanded our focus on diagnosis in 2024 to include particularly interesting topics related to resilience, which is the intrinsic ability of a system to sustain its required operations when impacted by expected and unexpected contingencies that were potentially not considered during the system design. We are interested in papers covering resilient design, operational resilience, and related approaches spanning monitoring, anomaly detection, diagnosis, control, planning, and verification of systems.
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Important dates:
- Submission deadline: Thu 8 May 2025
- Acceptance notification: Tue 10 Jun 2025
- Author Registration deadline: Tue 1 Jul 2025
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The annual DX conference is a forum to present state-of-the-art research and experience reports, exchange and discuss emerging ideas, debate current issues, and envision future challenges. Relevant research areas include topics that relate to diagnosis, resilient design, and operational resilience, including but not limited to:
- Anomaly and fault detection,
- Fault and root cause isolation,
- Prognosis,
- Fault-tolerant, fault-adaptive, and resilient control,
- Reconfiguration, planning, and intelligent decision-making,
- Verification and debugging at design and run-time,
- Explanation, validation, and certification.
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We welcome evidence-driven position papers, theory papers, experience reports, and papers that span across multiple research and application domains that, in the context, cover digital, logical, analog, mechanical, cyber-physical, biological, ecological, ethical, economical, and social systems and processes. In the 2025 DX edition, we are particularly interested in model-driven and data-driven approaches (including deep learning and LLM-based algorithms) and submissions that combine and/or compare model- and data-driven approaches. For more information about submitting papers to DX, we refer the interested reader to the Call for Papers.
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DX Competition (DXC’25). In addition to our regular paper tracks, the DX’25 organization committee is proud to announce that there will be a DXC’25 competition. The DXC’25 will feature challenges related to solving diagnosis problems in three application domains, where the participants may choose to tackle the challenges of one, two, or all three domains:
- a combustion engine,
- a steam line system, and
- a liquid propulsion rocket engine.
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Doctoral Consortium. All PhD students working on relevant topics are encouraged to submit a description of their research to be considered for a special session focusing on mentoring their PhD research. This is an opportunity for Ph.D. students to present their research to a knowledgeable audience and receive feedback from friendly experts on their research topics. This session will be organized as a panel or poster session depending on the number of submissions. Accepted entries will be included in our archival proceedings in a dedicated section.