Punyasha Chatterjee
Jadavpur University, India
Workshop Co-Chair; publicity and community outreach coordination.
Latest News
- June 2026: SReMUAV 2027 has been accepted as a PerCom 2027 workshop.
- July 2026: Call for Papers and TPC information will be announced.
About the Workshop
Multi-UAV systems are becoming an important component of computing infrastructures, extending sensing, communication, actuation, and edge intelligence into safety-critical environments. They are increasingly deployed for disaster response, public safety, infrastructure and environmental monitoring, precision agriculture, logistics, and temporary communication coverage.
Security and resilience of multi-UAV systems is significantly challenging because coordinated missions rely on tightly coupled interactions among autonomous agents, creating attack surfaces and failure modes that can propagate through communication, control, perception, and mission execution.
SReMUAV 2027 aims to foster cross-layer, security-by-design approaches for secure and resilient multi-UAV and UAV-assisted pervasive computing environments.
Call for Papers
SReMUAV 2027 invites original research contributions on the security, resilience, dependability, and trustworthy operation of multi-UAV systems and UAV-assisted pervasive computing environments.
Topics of Interest
- Threat models and risk assessment for UAV systems and operations
- Robust localization, navigation, timing, and mission control under GPS spoofing and jamming
- Resilient coordination, consensus, task allocation, formation control, and path planning
- Security under failures, Byzantine behaviour, compromised UAVs, and intermittent connectivity
- Secure edge, fog, cloud, and digital-twin support for multi-UAV systems
- Privacy-preserving data sharing and mission analytics
- Adversarial machine learning and trustworthy perception for aerial sensing
- Secure federated learning and data poisoning defence
- Intrusion detection, anomaly detection, and cyber-physical incident response
- Self-healing, redundancy management, and graceful degradation in UAV teams
- Security and safety co-engineering
- Formal verification, runtime assurance, and certification-aware design
- Energy-aware and sustainable security mechanisms for resource-constrained UAVs
- Testbeds, benchmarks, datasets, and simulation-to-reality validation
- Reproducibility and field studies for secure and resilient multi-UAV systems
Submission Guidelines
Authors should present original, unpublished work and follow IEEE conference formatting guidelines
- All workshop papers must adhere to the standard length limit of 6 pages, with the option to include 1 additional page for a maximum of 7 pages total.
- Atleast one author of each accepted paper must register for the workshop and present the paper in person.
- Papers without a valid full registration or that are not presented in person will be excluded from the proceedings.
Important Dates
| Milestone | Date |
|---|---|
| Paper submission deadline | November 17, 2026 |
| Author notification | January 8, 2027 |
| Camera-ready submission | February 2, 2027 |
| Workshop date | March 2027 |
Organizing Committee
Deepak Kumar Panda
Cranfield University, United Kingdom
Workshop Co-Chair; program coordination and review management.
Hae-In Lee
Cranfield University, United Kingdom
Workshop Co-Chair; program coordination and review management.
Sourav Kanti Addya
National Institute of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal, India
Workshop Co-Chair; publicity and community outreach coordination.
Technical Program Committee
- Gangyan Xu The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong
- Francesco Betti Sorbelli University of Perugia, Italy
- Michela Meo Politecnico di Torino, Italy
- Federico Corò University of Padova, Italy
- Adolfo Perrusquia Guzman Cranfield University, United Kingdom
- Kaushik Halder Indian Institute of Technology, Mandi, India
- Pau Segui-Gasco Universitat Politecnica de Valencia, Spain
Contact
For questions regarding SReMUAV 2027, please contact the workshop organizers.