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From: Bran Selic <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: URL for the ISORC 2K conference
Date: Thu, 9 Sep 1999 17:58:19 -0400
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Gentlemen,
Here is a CFP for the ISORC 2K conference for which you so kindly agreed to
be on the industrial program committee. Please pass this one to your
colleagues who might be interested.
Thanks,
Bran Selic
============================================
CALL FOR PAPERS (v4)
(http://dream.eng.uci.edu/isorc2k/ )
ISORC 2000
The 3rd IEEE International Symposium on
Object-oriented Real-time distributed Computing
March 15 - 17, Sponsored by: In cooperation with:
2000 IEEE Computer Society IFIP WG 10.4,
Newport Beach, TC on Distributed OMG,
California Processing IBM
SCOPE:
This is the third IEEE Computer Society symposium dealing with the
rapidly expanding field of object-oriented real-time distributed
computing (ORC) technology. The increased interest in this area
means that the symposium has outgrown the capacity of an
attendance-limited workshop. ISORC was created with the goal of
becoming an exemplary symposium series characterized by a spirit
of openness, where diverse views and new approaches can be freely
discussed.
The principal theme of ISORC is the use of the object-oriented
computing paradigm -- which has prevailed in many non-real-time
applications in the past decade -- in a wide variety of real-time
applications.
Papers pertaining to all aspects of ORC are sought, including but
not limited to the following:
* New ORC paradigms
* Object models
* Requirements engineering
* System (incl. communication), hardware, and software
architectures (real-time CORBA, DCOM, real-time Java, etc.)
* Specification and design
* Real-time system architectures
* Languages and tools for structuring real-time objects
* Highly-dependable ORC, including fault-tolerant and secure
ORC
* Resource allocation and Memory management (garbage
collection, etc.)
* Operating system support for ORC and real-time object request
brokers
* Database architectures for ORC
* Real-time simulation
* Testing, verification, and evaluation of system properties,
including output accuracy, timeliness, dependability, etc.
* System/software engineering methodology
* Multimedia processing and WAN communication applications
* Application areas such as embedded systems (automotive,
avionics, consumer electronics), business and industrial
applications, etc.
Papers dealing with other issues that are related to the
specification, design, implementation, and evaluation of ORC
systems are also welcome. To promote dialogue between researchers
and users of ORC, contributions from industry are particularly
welcome.
The Program Committee will use the following guidelines in
evaluating the submitted papers and composing the technical
program:
* Papers must be relevant, directly or indirectly, to the
central themes of real time and object orientation.
* Papers presenting practical techniques, ideas, or evaluations
will be favored. Experience reports or experimental
developments are particularly welcome. Originality will not
be interpreted too narrowly.
* Papers that are based on extremely unrealistic assumptions
will not be accepted however mathematically or logically
sophisticated the discussion may be.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Research Papers
Papers should describe original work, and be 20 double-spaced
pages (5,000 words) or less in length.
Industry papers
Industrial papers and practitioner reports, describing experiences
of using object-oriented technology in real-time application or
tool development projects, are an integral part of the technical
program of ISORC. A majority of them are expected to be shorter
and less formal than research papers. They should clearly
identify, and discuss in detail, the issues that represent the
main contribution. Reports with project metrics supporting their
claims are particularly sought, as well as those that show both
benefits and drawbacks of the approaches used in the given
project. Short synopses (3 double-spaced pages or less in length)
of substantial real-time applications are also invited, and should
contain enough information for the program committee to understand
the scope of the project and evaluate the novelty of the problem
or approach. All accepted submissions will appear in the
proceedings.
Authors are requested to submit their manuscripts electronically
(via FTP) in the Microsoft Word document format, PDF format, or
the Postscript format to the address given below:
Submission Deadline: October 6, 1999.
Submissions should be sent to:
FTP site: dream.eng.uci.edu
login ID: anonymous
password: the submitter's email address
After the login,
1. Change the directory to "isorc2k-submit", i.e.,
ftp> cd isorc2k-submit
2. Name the file containing the paper in the format of zzz-y-
n.ext where "zzz" and "y" are your last name and first initial,
respectively, "n" is a sequence number for an author who submits
multiple papers, and "ext" is a file extension. For example, a
paper by Eltefaat Shokri in PDF format should be named as
shokri-e-1.pdf.
3. Transfer your file in the "binary" mode.
Authors should also send the following information to
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* Title of the paper and names of the authors.
* The name of the file deposited into isorc2k-submit.
* Email address of the contact author.
* An indication of whether the author prefers the paper to be
reviewed by the main PC or the industry program subcommittee.
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SYMPOSIUM CO-CHAIRS
Insup Lee Joerg Kaiser Tohru Kikuno Bran Selic
U. Penn., USA U. of Ulm, Osaka U., Japan ObjectTime,
[log in to unmask] Germany [log in to unmask] Canada
edu kaiser@informa ka-u.ac.jp [log in to unmask]
tik.uni-ulm.de com
PROGRAM COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS
Eltefaat Vinny Makoto Bhavani
Shokri Cahill Takizawa Thuraisingham
Compaq, Trinity College, Tokyo Denki (Industry
USA Ireland U., Japan Subcom Chair)
Eltefaat.Shokri vinny.cahill@ [log in to unmask] Mitre Corp., USA
@compaq.com cs.tcd.ie .dendai.ac.jp [log in to unmask]
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Jakob Axelsson, Edwin de Jong, Radu Popescu-
Volvo, Sweden Hollandse Zeletin, GMD,
Luiz Bacellar, UTRC, Signaal., Germany
USA NL Isabelle Puaut,
Farokh Bastani, UT, Moon-Hae Kim, Konkuk IRISA, France
Dallas, USA U., Korea Michel Raynal,
Gordon Blair, U. Ichizo Kogiku, NTT IRISA, France
Lancaster, UK Software Barry Redmond,
Greg Bollella, IBM, Corp., Japan Dublin Inst.
USA Hermann Kopetz, Tech.,Ireland
Andrea Bondavalli, Tech. U. Vienna, Manas Saksena,
CNR, Italy Austria Concordia U.,
Tharam Dillon, La Yue-Sun Kuo, Inst. Canada
Trobe U, Inf. Sci., Karsten Schwan,
Australia Academia Sinica, GIT, USA
Lisa DiPippo, U. Taiwan Phillip Sheu, UCI,
Rhode Island, Shinji Kusumoto, USA
USA Osaka U., Japan Timothy Shih,
Paul Ezhilchelvan, Jane Liu, U. of Tamkang U.,
U. Newcastle, Illinois, USA Taiwan
UK Doug Locke, Oleg Sokolsky,
Michael Franz, UCI, LockheedMartin, U. Penn.,
USA USA USA
Arif Ghafoor, Joseph Loyall, John Stankovic,
Purdue U., USA BBN, USA U. Virginia,
Michel Gien, Sun Michael Mock, GMD, USA
Micro., Germany Jean B. Stefani,
France Louise Moser, UCSB, CNET,
Radu Grosu, U. USA France
Penn., USA Leo Motus, Tallin Chittur Subarraman,
Babak Hamidzadeh, U. Tech. U., Microsoft,
BC, Estonia USA
Canada Tatsuo Nakajima, Jerome Tassel, BT,
Dieter Hammer, U. JAIST, Japan UK
Eindhoven, Edgar Nett, U. Tom Wheeler, Mitre
NL Magdeburg, Corp., USA
Hiroaki Higaki, Germany
Tokyo Denki U., Carlos E. Pereira,
Japan UFRGS,
Douglas Jensen, Brazil
Mitre Corp., USA Andreas Polze,
Humboldt U.,
Germany
INDUSTRY PROGRAM SUBCOMMITTEE
Luiz Bacellar, David Hislop, US Rick Schantz,
UTRC, USA ARMY, USA BBN Tech., USA
Greg Bollella, Douglas Jensen, Dave Stringer,
IBM, USA Mitre Corp., USA Nortel Networks, UK
Jim Coplien, Tom Lawrence, Tucker Taft,
Lucent, USA USAF Lab, USA Averstar, USA
Doug Locke, Dave Thomas,
Ron Crocker, Lookheed Martin, IBM/OTI, Canada
Motorola, USA USA
SPECIAL EVENT COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS
Greg Bollella Doug Jensen Edgar Nett
IBM, USA Mitre Corp., USA Magdeburg U.,
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magdeburg.de
ADVISORY AND PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
Richard Soley Hermann Kopetz Ichizo Kogiku Raymond Paul
OMG, USA T. U. Vienna, NTT Software, Dept. Defense,
[log in to unmask] Austria Japan USA
[log in to unmask] kogiku@ [log in to unmask]
ac.at mensa.biz.ntts pentagon.mil
.co.jp
LOCAL ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS TC LIASON
Michael Franz Philip Sheu Kane Kim
UC Irvine, USA UC Irvine, USA UC Irvine, USA
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Keynote Speaker: Dr. James Rumbaugh, Rational Fellow
Banquet Speaker: Dr. Richard Soley, Chairman and CEO, OMG
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