boykin@EDDIE.MIT.EDU (Joe Boykin) (11/30/88)
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
Second Workshop On
WORKSTATION OPERATING SYSTEMS
Sponsored by: The IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on
Operating Systems
Asilomar Conference Center, Pacific Grove, CA. September 27-30,
1989
The Second Workshop on Workstation Operating Systems (WWOS-II) will
bring together a number of researchers and developers to discuss
their work and experiences in workstation operating systems. As
workstation technology and man-machine interfaces advance, the
operating system must evolve. Potential topic areas include:
o New workstation operating systems
o OS changes for the workstation environment
(e.g. graphical interfaces)
o Scheduling and resource management
o Workstation architectures
o Multi-processor considerations
To facilitate the dialog that is so valuable in a workshop setting,
attendance will be limited to 60 active workers in the field.
Registration requests should be addressed to Joseph Boykin, the
General Chair. This request should include a 1-3 page position
paper describing the participant's interest and future directions
related to workstations and workstation operating systems as well as
insights and lessons gained from recent research and practical
experience.
Those interested in presenting the results of their research, or
current work-in-progress, should submit a 3-5 page paper to Luis
Felipe Cabrera. Papers must be submitted by April 15, 1989.
Acceptance will be made by June 1 and final copy is due by July 1,
1989. Selection of papers will be made by the program committee:
David Anderson, UC Berkeley
Kenneth Birman, Cornell University
Anita Borg, DEC WRL
Luis-Felipe Cabrera, IBM (chair)
Sam Chanson, U. of British Columbia
Robert Hagmann, Xerox Parc
Paul Leach, Apollo Computers
Paul McJones, DEC SRC
Sape Mullender, CWI, Amsterdam
Ike Nassi, Encore Computer
Mike Powell, SUN Microsystems
David Presotto, AT&T Bell Laboratories
Bud Tribble, Next Computers
John Wilkes, Hewlett Packard
General Chairman: Joseph Boykin
Encore Computer Corp.
257 Cedar Hill Street
Marlborough, MA 01752
(508) 460-0500 x2720
ARPA: boykin@encore.com
UUCP: encore!boykin
Program Chairman: Luis Felipe Cabrera
IBM Almaden Research Center
650 Harry Road
San Jose, CA 95120
(408) 927-1838
ARPA: cabrera@ibm.com
UUCP: ucbvax!cabrera
Registration, including a copy of the proceedings:
Pre-registration On-site
Computer Society Member $160 $215
Non-member $210 $275
Student Member $95 $125
Lodging: $55 per night for double occupancy room, breakfast, lunch,
and dinner.ray@unix.SRI.COM (Ray wong) (02/02/89)
I am organizing a session on "Security in Distributed Operating Systems" at the Fifth Aerospace Computer Security Conference to be held in Tucson, Arizona (Dec. 4-8, 1989). We would welcome a paper from the Athena Project at MIT on the Kerberos Authentication system. Papers on other projects related to protection or authentication are also welcome. Examples of papers we expect to have in this session include a paper on Trusted MACH and protection in Cronus. Papers are due by May 19, 1989. Individuals interested in submitting a paper can either send a paper directly to Raymond Wong Odyssey Research Associates 525 Middlefield Road, Suite 250 Menlo Park, CA. 94025 415-329-0401 orawest!ray@unix.sri.com or contact me before submitting a paper to get additional information on the session or determine appropriateness of the paper.
perform@vuse.vanderbilt.edu (Performance Mailing List) (12/12/89)
CALL FOR PAPERS
Fifth International Conference on Modelling Techniques and Tools
for Computer Performance Evaluation
TURIN, Italy, February 13-15, 1991 (***note new dates!!!***)
Authors are invited to submit papers describing recent and original
developments on techniques, tools, and applications in the area of
performance modelling of computer and network systems. Topics of
interest include, but are not limited to:
- advances in MODELLING TECHNIQUES for the solution of large scale
or complex models: local and long distance networks, parallel
systems, and hardware architectures
- efficient COMPUTATIONAL and NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES for the exact or
approximate solution of queueing network models, Markovian models,
and Petri net models
- STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES and TOOLS for simulation output analysis,
experiment planning, and performance measurement
- exploitation of EXPERT SYSTEM techniques in the area of system
modelling, configuration, and monitoring
- MODELLING TOOLS providing support for the modelling process and
integration within system design environments
- experiences in WORKLOAD CHARACTERIZATION for databases, distributed
systems, parallel systems, and artificial intelligence applications
- CASE STUDIES in the area of system design evaluation, performance
management, and capacity planning
AUTHOR'S INSTRUCTIONS
Papers should be written in English and no longer than 20 double-spaced
typed pages. Send 5 copies to:
Prof. Gianfranco Balbo
Dipartimento di Informatica - Universita' di Torino
Corso Svizzera, 185 - 10149 Torino - Italy
IMPORTANT DATES
June 15, 1990 Deadline for submission of full papers
October 1, 1990 Notification of acceptance
December 1, 1990 Camera ready copy due
December 31, 1990 Deadline for pre-registration
General Chairman
D. Potier (France)
Program Chairmen
G. Balbo (Italy)
G. Serazzi (Italy)
Program Committee
A. Agrawala (USA)
F. Baccelli (France)
H. Beilner (W. Germany)
S. Bruell (USA)
D. Ferrari (USA)
E. Gelenbe (France)
G. Haring (Austria)
U. Herzog (W. Germany)
P. Hughes (G. Britain)
G. Iazeolla (Italy)
P. Kritzinger (S. Africa)
J. Labetoulle (France)
E. MacNair (USA)
R. Marie (France)
R. Muntz (USA)
B. Plateau (France)
R. Pooley (G. Britain)
R. Puigjaner (Spain)
G. Pujolle (France)
M. Reiser (Switzerland)
C. Saguez (France)
H. Schwetman (USA)
O. Spaniol (W. Germany)
Y. Takahashi (Japan)
S. Tripathi (USA)
K. Trivedi (USA)
R. Walstra (USA)
J. Zahorjan (USA)
Organizing Chairman
M. Calzarossa (Italy)
Organizing Committee
G. Chiola (Italy)
S. Donatelli (Italy)
G. Franceschinis (Italy)
darrell@midgard.ucsc.edu (Darrell Long) (06/12/90)
CALL FOR PAPERS
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COMPUTER SIMULATION
is announcing a
SPECIAL ISSUE
scheduled for 1991
on
DISTRIBUTED FILE SYSTEM AND DATA BASE SIMULATION
Papers reporting significant research in the areas of dis-
tributed file systems and data base systems are invited. Of
particular interest are papers describing simulations of the
performance, fault-tolerance, or scalability of these sys-
tems. Specific topics of interest include, but are not lim-
ited to:
* Replication * Performance
* File Migration * Transaction Processing
* Scalability * Concurrency Control
* I/O Architectures * View Management
* Caching Strategies * Partitionable Systems
Prospective authors are invited to submit four copies of the
complete manuscript by September 1, 1990 to the Guest Editor:
Dr. Darrell D. E. Long, Guest Editor Dr. George W. Zobrist, Editor
Computer & Information Sciences Department of Computer Science
University of California University of Missouri-Rolla
Santa Cruz, CA 95064 Rolla, MI 65401
Phone: (408) 429-2616 Phone: (314) 341-4836
Internet: darrell@cis.ucsc.edu Internet: c2816@umrvmb.umr.edu
Publisher:
Ablex Publishing Corporation
355 Chestnut Street
Norwood, NJ 07648perform@vuse.vanderbilt.edu (Performance Mailing List) (07/17/90)
Announcement and Call for Papers
International Conference on the Performance of
Distributed Systems and Integrated Communication Networks
September 10-12, 1991, Kyoto, Japan
Sponsors:
IFIP WG7.3 IBM Japan Kyoto University
University of Paris VI TIMS Japan Chapter
Organizers:
T.Hasegawa(Kyoto Univ., Japan), H.Takagi(IBM, Japan)
Program Chairman:
Y.Takahashi(Kyoto Univ., Japan)
North American Representative:
H.Kobayashi(Princeton Univ., USA)
European Representative:
G.Pujolle(Univ. Paris VI, France)
Scope of the Conference:
As distributed processing systems and integrated communication networks
are becoming realities, understanding their performance characteristics
properly is a key to the success of technology. We consolidate our
knowledge in this field, and further explore novel ideas and techniques
of performance evaluation.
Subjects:
Modelling Methodologies Models and Systems
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Large Markov Chains Multi-processor Computers
Multi-queue Models Interconnection Networks
Queueing Networks Distributed Database
Performance Petri Nets Concurrent Processing
Approximations
Multi-media Local and Metropolitan Area Networks
Simulation Techniques and Tools Broadband ISDN
Program Committee:
M.Ajmone Marsan(Univ. Milano, Italy) F.Baccelli(INRIA, France)
O.J.Boxma(CWI, Netherlands) P.-J.Courtois(Philips, Belgium)
L.F.M.de Moraes(IME/RJ, Brazil) G.Fayolle(INRIA, France)
O.Hashida(Tsukuba Univ., Japan) U.Herzog(Univ. Erlangen, FRG)
H.Kameda(Univ. Electro-Communications, Japan) K.Kawashima(NTT, Japan)
L.Kleinrock(UCLA, USA) U.Korner(Lund Inst. Tech., Sweden)
P.J.Kuehn(Univ. Stuttgart, FRG) S.S.Lavenberg(IBM, USA)
E.D.Lazowska(Univ. Washington, USA) D.Mitra(AT\&T, USA)
I.Mitrani(Univ. Newcastle, UK) H.Miyahara(Osaka Univ., Japan)
T.Ott(Bellcore, USA) H.Perros(North Carolina State Univ., USA)
D.Potier(Thomson, France) R.Puigjaner(Univ. Illes Balears, Spain)
G.Pujolle(Univ. Paris VI, France) M.Reiser(IBM, Switzerland)
H.Sanada(Osaka Univ., Japan) K.C.Sevcik(Univ. Toronto, Canada)
O.Spaniol(Univ. of Aachen, FRG) Y.C.Tay(Univ. Singapore, Singapore)
D.W.Tcha(KAIST, Korea) K.S.Trivedi(Duke Univ., USA)
M.K.Vernon(Univ. Wisconsin, USA) R.Warfield(Telecom Australia, Australia)
T.S.Yum(Chinese Univ. of Hong-Kong, Hong-Kong)
Proceedings:
Elsevier(North-Holland)(IFIP Series)
Schedule:
Submission deadline --- January 15, 1991
Notification --- May 1, 1991
Camera-ready manuscript --- July 1, 1991
Instructions:
Papers should be written in English and be not longer than 20 pages.
Send 5 copies of full paper to Prof. Y. Takahashi, Program Chairman.
All correspondence should be addressed to:
Prof. Yutaka TAKAHASHI
Dept. of Applied Math. and Phys. Phone:+81.75.753.5493
Fac. of Engineering Fax:+81.75.761.2437
Kyoto University Telex:5423115 ENG KU J
Kyoto 606, Japan E-mail:yutaka@kuamp.kyoto-u.ac.jp
or:
Dr. Hideaki Takagi
Tokyo Research Laboratory, IBM Japan, Ltd.
5-11, Sanbancho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102, Japan
phone: +81.3.221.8252, fax: +81.2.239.4609
e-mail: takagi@jpntscvm (bitnet)perform@vuse.vanderbilt.edu (Performance Mailing List) (12/18/90)
CALL FOR PAPERS
DISTRIBUTED AND PARALLEL SIMULATION PERFORMANCE
A Special Issue of
ACM Transactions on Modeling and Computer Simulation
(TOMACS)
Papers are solicited for a special issue of ACM TOMACS on all aspects
regarding the performance and/or modeling of concurrent (distributed
or parallel) simulation methods. The special issue will appear in the
October 1992 issue of ACM TOMACS.
The purpose of this special issue is to highlight significant, recent
advances in this area. The areas of interest for this special issue
include, but are not limited to:
+ Techniques, algorithms and tools for
- Concurrent simulation (discrete, continuous or combined)
- Concurrent real time simulation
- Conservative and optimistic methods
+ Characterizing the behavior and evaluating the performance of
- Concurrent simulators
- Machine architectures for concurrent simulation
- Parallelizing compilers for simulation languages
Details concerning preparation of manuscripts are given in the first issue
of TOMACS (January 1991). Please submit FIVE copies of the complete
manuscript, not to exceed 35 double-spaced pages, by SEPTEMBER 1, 1991
to one of the following two guest editors:
Dr. Ian F. Akyildiz Dr. Richard M. Fujimoto
College of Computing College of Computing
801 Atlantic Drive 801 Atlantic Drive
Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, GA 30332-0280 Atlanta, GA 30332-0280
ian@cc.gatech.edu fujimoto@cc.gatech.edu
(404) 894-5141 (404) 853-9384
Fax: (404) 894-3188 Fax: (404) 853-9378paris@cs.uh.edu (Jehan-Francois Paris) (03/23/91)
The Third IEEE Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing Dallas, Texas - December 1-5, 1991 The symposium will provide a forum for the presentation and exchange of current work on various topics in parallel and distributed processing including, but not limited to, the following areas: Computer Architecture Programming Languages Operating Systems Neural Networks Interconnection Networks Database and Knowledge-base Systems Artificial Intelligence Parallel Algorithms VLSI Systems Design Simulation and Performance Modeling Distributed Computing Image Processing Scheduling Authors are invited to submit complete, original, and previously unpublished papers reflecting their current research results. Any paper submitted to the Symposium should not be submitted to any other conference. All submitted papers will be refereed for quality and originality. The program committee reserves the right to accept a submission as a long, short, or poster presentation paper. All accepted papers will be published in the symposium proceedings. Manuscripts should be double spaced, should include an abstract, and should be limited to 5000 words (about 20 pages). The contact authors are requested to list e-mail addresses if available. Please submit 10 copies of the complete paper to a program chair in your geographical area listed below. Papers should reach a program chair no later than May 31, 1991. Due to timing limitations, this deadline will be strictly observed. Papers received after May 31st will not be considered. Authors will be notified of acceptance/rejection of their papers by August 9, 1991. Final camera-ready papers are due September 9, 1991. Tutorials & Panels: Please submit proposals including title, abstract, biography, and a list of panel participants by May 31, 1991 to one of the program chairs in your geographical area. Co-Program Chairs North and South America: Vijaya Ramachandran OR Greg Pfister Department of Computer Sciences IBM Corporation The University of Texas at Austin 11400 Burnet Road Taylor Hall 2.124 L45/820, 2812 Austin, TX 78712-1188 Austin, TX 78758 U.S.A. U.S.A. (512) 471-9548 (512)823-1589 spdp@cs.utexas.edu pfister@austin.iinus1.ibm.com Europe and Africa: Ian Watson Department of Computer Science University of Manchester Oxford Rd. Manchester M13 9PL England +44 61 275 6248 iwatson@cs.man.ac.uk Asia and Australia: Makoto Amamiya Department of Information Systems Graduate School of Engineering Sciences Kyushu University 6-1 Kasuga-koen Kasuga Fukuoka, 816 JAPAN +81-92-573-9611 amamiya@is.kyushu-u.ac.jp Conference Officers: Chair of Steering Committee: Behrooz Shirazi, Univ of Texas-Arlington, USA Steering Committee: Said Bettayeb, LSU, USA Prasenjit Biswas, TI, USA Eliezer Dekel, Univ of Texas-Dallas, USA Ali R. Hurson, Penn State U, USA Krishna Kavi, Univ of Texas-Arlington, USA Ioannis Tollis, Univ of Texas-Dallas, USA General Chair: Sartaj Sahni, Univ of Florida, USA Program Committee: Hosame Abu-Amara, Texas A&M, USA Tadashi Ae, Hiroshima Univ, Japan Tilak Agerwala, IBM Corp, USA Laxmi Bhuyan, Texas A&M, USA Bill Carroll, Univ of Texas-Arlington, USA Harvey Cragon, Univ of Texas-Austin, USA John Feo, Lawrence Livermore, USA Joydeep Ghosh, Univ of Texas-Austin, USA Susanne Hambrusch, Purdue Univ, USA A(Tony).J.Hey, Southampton Univ, England Ray Liuzzi, RADC-AFOSR, USA Michael Merritt, AT&T Bell Labs, USA Les Miller, Iowa State Univ, USA Rikio Onai, NTT, Japan Simin Pakzad, Penn State Univ, USA Ian Parberry, Univ of North Texas, USA Behrooz Parhami, Univ of California-SB, USA Girish Pathak, Xerox, USA Greg Plaxton, Univ of Texas-Austin Donna Quammen, George Mason Univ, USA Alejandro Schaffer, Rice Univ, USA H.J. Siegel, Purdue Univ, USA Barbara Simons, IBM Almaden, USA Hal Sudborough, Univ of Texas-Dallas, USA Kam-Fai Wong, ECRC GmbH, Germany Yoshinori Yamaguchi, ETL, Japan Yanjun Zhang, Southern Methodist Univ, USA Finances: Randy Chow, CIS, Univ of Florida, USA Publicity: Sanjay Ranka, Syracuse, USA Local Arrangements: Y. Paul Chiang, Texas Instruments, USA Registration: Pearl Wang, George Mason Univ, USA Publications: Sadegh Davari, Univ of Houston-Clear Lake, USA
jherath@gmuvax2.gmu.edu (J. Herath) (03/25/91)
CALL FOR PAPERS
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Computer Architectures for Intelligent Systems has been selected
as the theme for the May 1992 special issue. Manuscripts are
sought reporting architectures, languages, dependable operating
systems, communication schemes for intelligent systems, and
performance analysis.
Submit a 300-word abstract by April 1, 1991, and 12 copies
of each manuscript by June 1, 1991, to
Jayantha Herath
ECE Department
Drexel University
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Phone : (215) 895-6758
Fax : (215) 895-1695
Emaill : jheraz@ocs.drexel.eduperform@vuse.vanderbilt.edu (Performance Mailing List) (04/03/91)
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CALL FOR PAPERS
1992 ACM SIGMETRICS and PERFORMANCE '92
June 1-5, 1992
Sheraton Islander Inn & Conference Center
Newport, Rhode Island, U.S.A.
Performance evaluation is fundamental to understanding the behavior of
computer systems and networks. This joint meeting of the ACM SIGMETRICS and
IFIP W.G. 7.3 will serve as a forum for work on all aspects of this topic -
both state-of-the-art theoretical work and applications. New techniques,
extensions to existing techniques, and practical original case studies are
welcome. Topics of interest include, but are not restricted to:
Understanding the behavior and evaluating the performance of:
o Communications networks o Fast packet switching o Memory systems
o Computer system achitecture o Fault-tolerant systems o Operating systems
o Database and transaction o File and I/O systems o Parallel systems
processing systems o Interconnection networks o Real-time systems
o Distributed systems o Scientific computers
Theoretical work in: Techniques for:
o Stochastic models of computer systems, o Workload characterization
e.g., queueing networks, stochastic o System measurement
ordering o Experimental design of
o Simulation and statistical analysis performance studies
o Performance optimization o Model verification and validation
o Reliability analysis o Network and systems performance/
reliability management
Paper publication is very competitive; usually less than 25% of submissions
are accepted. All papers will be refereed by members of the program committee
who are most familiar with the topic and by outside referees. A limited
number of submitted papers will be accepted for a poster session. Authors
wishing to have their work considered for only the poster session may submit
extended abstracts. Extended abstracts of the poster sessions will be
included in the proceedings. We are also soliciting proposals for
1.5-hour and 4-hour tutorials on June 1 and 2. For more information
contact either the Program Co-Chairs or the Tutorial Chair.
Full paper submissions should not exceed 20 doubled-spaced pages; extended
abstracts for poster sessions should be 3-5 pages. Six copies of the full
papers and extended abstracts are required. Author identification, including
affiliation, address, phone number, and electronic mail address should appear
on a separate cover sheet and NOT within the paper itself. Tutorial proposals
should be 1-2 pages and may be submitted electronically.
Submit papers by Submit tutorials proposals by
September 15, 1991 to: August 2, 1991 to:
Don Towsley, Program Co-Chair James Bouhana, Tutorial Chair
Dept. of Computer & Information Science Performance International
University of Massachusetts P.O. Box 787
Amherst, MA 01002, U.S.A. Cambridge, MA 02238, U.S.A.
towsley@cs.umass.edu bouhana@tps.enet.dec.com
413-545-0207 617-491-1462
Notification of acceptance/rejection of papers and posters will occur
December 20, 1991 and the camera ready copy will be due January 31, 1992.
Notification of acceptance/rejection of tutorials will occur on November 22,
1991 and extended abstracts will be due on January 17, 1992.
General Chair: Linda S. Wright, Digital Equipment Corp., 151 Taylor Street
(TAY1-2/J11), Littleton, MA 01460-1407 (508-952-4476, wright@tps.enet.dec.com)
Program Co-Chairs: Philip Heidelberger, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center,
Hawthorne, P.O. Box 704, Yorktown Heights, NY 10598 (914-784-7156,
berger@watson.ibm.com); Don Towsley
General Chair: Linda S. Wright, Digital Equipment Corp.(wright@tps.enet.dec.com)
Program Co-Chairs: Philip Heidelberger, IBM (berger@watson.ibm.com)
Don Towsley, Univ. of Massachusetts (towsley@cs.umass.edu)
Program Committee: M. Ajmone Marsan (Italy) O.J. Boxma (Netherlands)
E.G. Coffman (USA) H. Garcia-Molina (USA) A.G. Greenberg (USA)
U. Herzog (Germany) G. Iazeolla (Italy) R. Jain (USA)
G. Latouche (Belgium) S.S. Lavenberg (USA) E.D. Lazowska (USA)
J. Lehoczky (USA) G. Le Lann (France) D. Mitra (USA)
I. Mitrani (UK) R. Muntz (USA) P. Nain (France)
R. Nelson (USA) D.M. Nicol (USA) T.J. Ott (USA)
B. Plateau (France) D.A. Reed (USA) K.C. Sevcik (Canada)
S. Shenker (USA) M. Sidi (Israel) G.S. Sohi (USA)
J.A. Stankovic (USA) D. Thiebaut (USA) M.K. Vernon (USA)
Conference Committee: J.P. Bouhana (USA) P. De Smedt (USA)
D. Finkel (USA) W.H. Kohler (USA) A. Langowitz (USA)
T.L. Lo (USA) R.D. Nelson (USA) A.S. Wight (UK)
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Call for Papers
Third Workshop on Computer Security Incident Handling
____________________________________________________________________________
Location and Dates:
Hyatt Dulles August 6-8, 1991
At Dulles International Airport
Herndon, Virginia
Description:
The Third Workshop on Computer Security Incident Handling will consist
of tutorials, invited addresses, paper sessions, and workshop/
discussion sessions on topics relevant to responding to computer
security incidents. The presentations will provide a forum to discuss
advances in theory and practice that improve the state of this field.
Theoretical, applied, tutorial, or descriptive papers selected for
presentation will appear in the conference proceedings to be published
after the Workshop. The Third Workshop on Computer Security Incident
Handling is sponsored by Carnegie Mellon University's Software
Engineering Institute. Submissions are solicited for the following
sessions:
Tutorials (half-day):
Tutorials should cover topics such as network security and
methodologies/strategies for incident handling. The purpose of each
tutorial should be to allow someone who has little or no knowledge
about incident handling to learn the basic issues/concepts in this
arena.
Paper Sessions:
Proposals for paper sessions (approximately 30 minutes in length)
should address one of the following areas:
o Network intrusions (including case studies, etiologies, and
intrusion detection efforts)
o Vendor activities
o Procedures and policies for responding to incidents
o Threats (including threat and attack models, descriptions of
coordinated efforts to intrude into networks, and cracking tools)
o Legal issues
o Tools
o Vulnerabilities and malicious code
o Ethical issues
Workshops (half-day):
Proposals to lead workshop sessions covering topics such as network
security, relationships between incident response teams, and lessons
learned from responding to incidents are also solicited.
Submissions:
Proposals should be 300 - 500 words in length. Please do not send
submissions that are significantly shorter or longer. Papers must not
have been previously presented or published, nor currently submitted
for journal publication. Each manuscript will be submitted to a
rigorous refereeing process. Proposals should have a title page that
includes the title of the paper, full name of its author(s),
affiliation(s), complete physical and electronic address(es), telephone
number(s), and a 300-500 word description of the purpose and major
ideas to be presented.
Deadlines:
May 17, 1991
Deadline for receipt of proposal
June 7, 1991
Notification of accepted proposals
July 15, 1991
Camera-ready manuscripts must be received
Address for Submissions:
Send all submissions and questions to one of the Workshop Co-Chairs:
Richard Pethia
Computer Emergency Response Team
Software Engineering Institute
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
E-mail: rdp@cert.sei.cmu.edu
Phone: (412) 268-7739
or
Eugene Schultz
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
P.O. Box 808, L-303
Livermore, CA 94550
E-mail: gschultz@cheetah.llnl.gov
Phone: (415) 422-7781
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