Overview

The ICE workshop series focuses on component-based engineering and methods for describing, composing, and reasoning about system behaviour. A recurring challenge is bridging local reasoning (“this component is correct”) with global behaviour (“the composed system is correct”). Workshop topics therefore sit at the intersection of modelling (semantics and behavioural descriptions), interface theories (contracts and compatibility), and verification workflows (how to check properties efficiently).

This hub organises the material as a set of presentation pages and a call page. The presentation pages provide orientation and reading pointers into the site’s notes. If a thematic overview is useful, the Research hub and Projects hub provide additional context.

Programme (outline)

The schedule below is a navigation-friendly outline. Each presentation has a dedicated page with context and reading pointers.

Time Session Notes
09:00 – 09:15 Welcome
Opening remarks and agenda
Logistics
09:15 – 10:30 Session 1: Foundations
Models, semantics, compositional reasoning
Talks + discussion
11:00 – 12:15 Session 2: Tooling
Analysis pipelines and practical verification
Demonstrations
13:30 – 14:45 Session 3: Case studies
Real systems and design trade-offs
Experience reports
15:15 – 16:15 Panel / open problems
Where models meet practice
Roundtable
16:15 – 16:30 Closing
Summary and next steps
Wrap-up

Presentations

Dedicated pages for each presentation.

Calls

Organisation

This page focuses on navigable content: scope, programme outline, and presentation pages. Organisational roles are kept at a high level.

  • Committee and organisersRoles for programme selection, session chairs, and coordination
  • ProceedingsPublication logistics and publisher coordination
  • Site contactFor enquiries about this site and its pages, use /contact/
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