DESSERT’2023

13th International Conference
Dependable Systems, Services and Technologies
Greece, Athens, October 13-15, 2023
hybrid mode (i.e., using remote audio/video support
and as an in-person event)

IEEE
  • Conference Programme

    Conference Programme is available here. 

     

     

    Extended Deadlines

    Workshop proposals: August 7, 2023

    Notification of Workshop acceptance: August 9, 2023

    Paper submission: September 12, 2023

    Notification of paper acceptance: September 29, 2023

    Final manuscript: October 1, 2023

    Registration and payment: October 3, 2023

    Program draft publication: October 2, 2023

    Conference date: October 13-15, 2023

  • Contacts

    Department 503, DESSERT’2023 Organizing Committee,
    National Aerospace University n. a. N. E. Zhukovsky “KhAI”,
    Chkalov str., 17, Kharkiv, 61070, Ukraine
    Olena Surynovych
    Phone: +38 (066) 5389293,
    +38 (096) 1305556
    e-mail: dessert@csn.khai.edu

    www: dessert-conf.org

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  • DESSERT'2022

The Cosmic Society: A Blueprint for Humanity’s Expansion Beyond Earth

Disruptive Innovative Panel Discussion for DESSERT 2023 Conference:

Event Title: The Cosmic Society: A Blueprint for Humanity’s Expansion Beyond Earth

Organizer: [Copernicus Institute]

Abstract [as drafted by ChatGPT]

This proposal outlines “The Cosmic Society: A Blueprint for Humanity’s Expansion Beyond Earth,” an innovative panel-discussion about Humanity’s Ultimate challenge. Inspired by the spirit of Plato’s Academy and in the context of a “true cosmic civilization,” the aim is to assemble thought leaders, researchers, and visionaries in a discourse that aligns with the IEEE mission of advancing technology for humanity. The discussion will explore transformative ideas on establishing a cosmic society, addressing required technological advancements, ethical considerations, societal dynamics, and the philosophical dimensions of humanity’s cosmic expansion.

Objectives:

  1. Foster Interdisciplinary Dialogue: Create an environment that encourages the exchange of innovative ideas across scientific, technological, ethical, and philosophical domains.
  2. Catalyze Visionary Thinking: Ignite transformative conversations that challenge conventional paradigms and inspire novel approaches to humanity’s cosmic endeavors.
  3. Deepen the Impact: Align with Plato’s Academy’s ethos of nurturing knowledge and wisdom by nurturing a platform where diverse perspectives converge for the advancement of human understanding.

Key Discussion Themes

The panel will delve into a broad spectrum of disruptive themes, including:

Propulsion technologies initially enabling rapid interplanetary and ultimately interstellar travel

Ethical considerations in terraforming and celestial adaptation

Governance models for harmonious cosmic societies

Philosophical insights into the impact of cosmic expansion on human identity

Implications of potential extraterrestrial contact on society and diplomacy

Round Table [conceptual]:

Distinguished experts representing various disciplines will compose the panel, including:

Astronomers and Space Scientists

Futurists and Visionary Thinkers

Ethicists and Philosophers

Space Engineers and Technological Innovators

Cultural and Societal Analysts

Conclusion

The “Cosmic Society: A Blueprint for Humanity’s Expansion Beyond Earth” is a testament to the enduring legacy of Plato’s Academy, seeking to invigorate a contemporary pursuit of knowledge that resonates with the IEEE mission. By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, this panel aspires to catalyze transformative discussions that redefine the boundaries of human potential and guide our journey beyond Earth’s horizon. Whether for survival-resiliency, or purely in the spirit of why we climb mountains – we will continue our exploration and settlement beyond the bounds of the earth — ultimately enabling interstellar civilization.

Panel [Implementation Details]

Format.

The panel discussion will adopt a dynamic format designed to promote disruptive and visionary thinking:

  1. Keynote Presentations:

Each panelist will deliver succinct, thought-provoking keynotes (5-7 minutes) that challenge existing paradigms and present innovative concepts.

  1. Interdisciplinary Discourse:

Structured dialogue sessions will encourage panelists to respond to each other’s keynotes, fostering collaborative exploration of multidisciplinary perspectives.

  1. Audience Engagement:

Attendees will actively participate through interactive Q&A sessions, contributing forward-looking questions and ideas to enrich the discourse.

There is a potential for the panel discussion to inaugurate an on-going discourse on the topics [to be continued in subsequent face-to-face, hybrid or purely on-line fora.

Potential Panelists [alpha order]:

Offering a variety of technical perspectives [TBD]:

GC C0-Chairs of the DESSERT23: Nikos Bardis, Vyacheslav Kharchenko

Stefan Cichowski

Ray Garbos

Krzysztof Herdzik

Patrick Kane

Thaddeus Paul Kochanski

Miroslaw Miller

Szymon Miotk

Piotr Pierog

Andrzej Rucinski

Adam Ustynowicz

Jerzy Zurek

Panel initiators and coordinators

Professor Andrzej Rucinski

Professor Emeritus, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of New Hampshire, USA

ACM Distinguished Speaker, Association of Computing Machinery, USA

Ambassador of International Society of Service Innovation Professionals, USA

Ambassador of Polish Congress Ambassadors, Poland

Professor Emeritus, Institute for the Study of Earth, Ocean, and Space,

Space Science Center, University of New Hampshire, USA

Thaddeus Paul Kochanski

Ph.D., Consulting Scientist Componentsoft, Inc., Founder of Sensors Signals Systems, Lexington,, MA, USA

Former Affiliate Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of New Hampshire, USA

Former Adjunct Professor Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston, MA, USA

Member of eCollaborative Ventures (eCV) Collaboratory, USA

Dr Adam Ustynowisz

Film director and independent producer, Poland

Contact information/etc [alpha order]:

Nikos Bardis <bardis@ieee.org>;

Stefan Cichowski <scicho@bu.edu>;

Prof. Oleg L. Figovsky <figovsky@gmail.com>;

Krzysztof Herdzik <kherdzik@herdzik.pro>;

Patrick Kane <Patrick.Kane@infineon.com>;

Vyacheslav Kharchenko <v.kharchenko@csn.khai.edu>;

Thaddeus Paul Kochanski [Ted]<tedpk@alum.mit.edu>;

Miroslaw Miller <miroslawmiller109@gmail.com>;

Szymon Miotk <szymon123.miotk@gmail.com>;

Bartlomiej Muszynski <bartlomiej.muszynski01@gmail.com>;

Arkady Shteinbok <shteinbok.arkady@gmail.com>;

Piotr Pierog <pierogp@gmail.com>

Andrzej Rucinski <Andrzej.Rucinski@unh.edu>;

Adam Ustynowicz <Adam@ustynowicz.eu>;

Jerzy Zurek < Jerzy.E.Zurek@gmail.com>;

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