stef@ics.uci.edu (Einar Stefferud) (02/23/88)
FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS FOR THE IFIP 6.5 WORKING CONFERENCE TO BE
HELD ON OCTOBER 10-12, 1988 IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
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= The SUBMISSION DATES have been EXTENDED to MARCH 31, 1988. =
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The list of netmail contact addresses has been expanded with
addresses on several networks that forward mail to the
conference organizers.
We ask that this Call for Papers be freely passed along to
anyone who might be interested in submitting a paper, especially
to geographic areas that seem to be out of reach via netmail,
such as South America, Africa, and Asia.
The long list of Program Committee Members actually represents
the initial list of reviewers, and we are seeking additional
reviewers to deal with the expected 60-75 submitted papers.
Please contact us if you want to be added to our list of
reviewers, or if you want to serve on the main program
committee. You can contact any of the listed organizers or
program CoChairs by any available means at your disposal.
Papers that are accepted will be published by North-Holland in
a Hard Cover Proceedings of the Conference.
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CALL FOR PAPERS -- 1988 IFIP WG 6.5 INTERNATIONAL
WORKING CONFERENCE ON MESSAGE HANDLING
AND DISTRIBUTED APPLICATION SYSTEMS
-- 10 to 12 October, 1988
-- Red Lion Inn, Costa Mesa, California, USA
Near the University of California at Irvine
SPONSORED BY: IFIP TC 6 & the University of California at Irvine
PROGRAM: The purpose of the conference is to provide an international
forum for the exchange of information on the technical, economic, social,
and political impacts and experiences with computer messaging and
distributed application infrastructures in the automated workplace
environment. The conference format will be two days of conference paper
presentations combined with one day of workshops. Papers are desired in
the following topic areas:
International Standards and Profiles -- 1988
Current Status of CCITT/ISO and Future Plans
Implementors' Agreements and Harmonization
Implementation Issues and Experience
Testing and Conformance Activities
Interconnection and Interworking
Interconnection Issues and Experiences
(X.400 ADMD/ADMD, ADMD/PRMD, PRMD/PRMD)
Multi-Vender Private Domains
Gateways to/from Non-X.400 Domains and Architectures
TELEX and TELETEX Interworking
Postal System Interworking
Facsimile Interworking
Voice Mail Interworking
Multilateral and Bilateral Agreements
User Agent Models and Designs
User Agent Functions and Services
Distributed User Agents (Such as X.400 Message Store)
User Interface Designs and Experience
User Agents and User Interfaces for Impaired Users
Object Collection Management -- Personal & Institutional
(Store, Organize, Search, Retrieve, Share, Purge, Archive)
Group Communication Models and Services
Organizational Communication Flows
Distribution Lists for MHS
Distributed Conferencing Services
Real-Time, Multi-Media, Mixed-Mode Conferencing
(Video, Voice, Graphics, Text -- MHS, FTAM, VTP)
Models for Group Communication
Information Object Standards for Interchange
Abstract Syntax and Structure Encoding
Open Document Architecture
Open Document Interchange Format
Electronic Document Interchange
Electronic Funds Transfer
Multi-Media Objects (Graphics, FAX, Voice, Text)
Distribution of Services and Applications
Workstations and Servers in Networks
Services Based on Cooperating Distributed Processes
(MHS, FTAM, Directory, DBMS, Conferencing)
Security, Authentication, Privacy, Confidentiality
Authentication Framework Standards
Exchange of Encrypted Information Objects
TransBorder Data Flow
Legal Issues
Management and Operation of Distributed Services
Registration of Entities and Domains
Administration of Directory Information Bases
Distribution of Authority and Responsibility
Fault Isolation and Reporting
Queuing, Routing, and Congestion
Quality of Service Management
Directory Services
Naming and Addressing
Public Directory Services
Interworking Between Public and Private Services
Interworking of Directory with other Applications
Policy Issues
International Issues
National Issues
Public Regulatory Issues
Public Access Issues
Impacts of MHS and Distributed Services
Social and Behavioral Impacts
Organizational Impacts
National and Governmental Impacts
INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS: Prospective Authors are invited to
submit for review, unpublished original contributions (not
exceeding 5000 words) which describe recent developments on any
design or service aspect of computer message systems and
distributed application systems.
PUBLICATION: Proceedings of the Conference will be Published by
North-Holland, as has been done for prior IFIP 6.5 conferences.
DEADLINES:
Today: Send a message or letter or phone any of the contacts
below, stating your intention to submit a paper,
or stating your general interest in the conference.
March 29, 1988: Draft Versions of Papers Due for Review.
May 30, 1988: Notification of Acceptance/Rejection.
June 30, 1988: Camera-Ready papers required for publication.
SUBMIT PAPERS TO: Dr. Peter Schicker
Zellweger Telecommunications AG
CH-8634 Hombrectikon, Switzerland
Telephone: +41 55 416 377
Telex: 875 558
Facsimile: +41 55 416 385
BITNET: "Peter Schicker" <schicker%vxcrna.cern@CERNVAX>
OR TO: Ole-Jorgen Jacobsen
Advanced Computing Environments
21370 Vai Avenue
Cupertino, California, USA 95014
Telephone: +1 408 996 2042
+1 415 325 9542
Internet: Ole@Russell.Stanford.EDU
PROGRAM COMMITTEE: Peter Schicker (CH - European CoChair)
Ole Jacobsen (USA - North American CoChair)
David Biran (IL) Tim Bishop (CDN) Bert Boutmy (NL)
Ebe Butrini (I) Ian Cunningham (CDN) Andre' Danthine (B)
Harry Forsdick (USA) Jose' Granado (P) H.G. Hegering (D)
Christian Huitema (F) W.J. Jaburek (A) Dipak Khakhar (S)
Thomas Kalin (YU) Farouk Kamoun (TN) Steve Kille (GB)
Albert Ku"ndig (CH) Susan Lebeck (USA) Erik Lillevold (N)
Dan Lynch (USA) James McHugh (USA) Manuel Medina (E)
Richard Miller (USA) Najah Naffah (F) Yukio Nakagome (J)
S. Ramani (IND) Steve Rothwell (USA) Horst Santo (D)
Erik Skovgaard (CDN) Hugh Smith (GB) Otto Spaniol (D)
Rolf Speth (B) Doug Steedman (CDN) Einar Stefferud (USA)
John Stidd (USA) Tibor Szentivany (H) Fred Szatnjnkrycer (F)
David Taylor (USA) Liane Turoco (BR) Ronald Uhlig (USA)
James White (USA) Paolo Zupa (I)
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE: Einar Stefferud (General Chair)
James McHugh (Local Arrangements Chair)
Jeff Cole (UCI Conference Coordinator)
NETWORK MAIL CONTACTS:
"Peter Schicker BITNET" <Schicker@cernvax>
"Ole Jacobsen INTERNET" <Ole@Russell.Stanford.edu>
"Einar Stefferud INTERNET" <EStefferud@NRTC.Northrop.com>
"Einar Stefferud INTERNET" <EStefferud@ics.uci.edu>
"Einar Stefferud BITNET" <EStef@uci>
"Jeff Cole BITNET" <JTCOLE@uci>
"Jeff Cole INTERNET" <JTCole@ics.uci.edu>
"Conference Office BITNET" <IFIP65@uci>
"Conference Office BITNET" <IFIP65@cernvax>
"Conference Office INTERNET" <IFIP65@ics.uci.edu>
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