The Australian System Safety Conference (ASSC) is organised by the Australian Safety Critical Systems Association (aSCSa), a Special Interest Group of the Australian Computer Society.
The theme for the 2025 conference is yet to be determined.
Topics of interest include (but are not limited to) systems engineering, safety assurance, human factors, cybersecurity and social engineering, security assurance, reliance, automation, collaboration, teamwork, trust, and assurance standards.
The conference invites original and unpublished works that advance the state-of-the-art in safety and security considerations for the development and operation of safety and security critical systems. We are particularly interested in cross-industry and cross-pollenisation, and looking for papers in:
Delegates have the option of submitting two types of papers:
Papers and presentations are published on the conference website.
The purpose of this award is to encourage research in the science of software/system engineering or the application of that science for safety and/or mission critical software-intensive systems.
One award is available, consisting of $2000 (Australian). For papers with multiple authors, the award will be given to the lead author.
Conference registration fees (except as noted) includes attendance at all technical sessions and the evening social event.
All fees as listed above are in Australian Dollars and GST inclusive. For questions about registration, contact the ASCSA Secretary at secretary@ascsa.org.au.
| Registration | |
|---|---|
| Presenter’s Rate1 | FREE |
| aSCSa, ACS Member | TBD |
| All Others | TBD |
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One presenter may receive this rate per presentation. ↩