nicol@cs.wm.edu (David Nicol) (04/13/89)
DISTRIBUTED SIMULATION Call For Papers Distributed Simulation Part of the 1990 Western Multiconference January 17-19, 1990 San Diego, CA All papers related to the execution of continuous or discrete simulation programs on multiple processor computing systems are invited. Papers may deal with simulation on systems ranging from geographically distributed computing systems to tightly coupled multiprocessors and SIMD machines. Specific topics of interest include, but are not limited to: * Methods for distributed, concurrent simulation, discrete or continuous * Concurrent simulation methods for particular classes of systems (e.g., neural networks, electronic circuits, weather, computer systems and communication networks, military applications) * Concurrent graphics and animation for simulation * Concurrent real time simulation * Machine architectures for concurrent simulation * Programming constructs and languages for concurrent simulation * Performance evaluation methods for concurrent simulation * Empirical performance evaluation studies Papers must be in English and will be limited to 6 pages in the conference proceedings. Papers must contain original contributions to the field that have not been previously reported in the literature. Papers that contain incremental improvements of previously published work should clearly indicate new aspects of the work in the abstract. Extended abstracts will be accepted if it is not possible to submit a full paper by the July 31 deadline, however, full papers will receive first priority. Each submission should include the name, complete address and phone number of each author. Send six copies of the full text of papers to: Dr. David M. Nicol Department of Computer Science College of William and Mary Williamsburg, VA 23185 Papers are due July 31, 1989. Authors will be notified of acceptance Sept. 30, 1989. Final papers are due Oct 31, 1989. General Chairman Dr. Richard Fujimoto Department of Computer Science University of Utah Salt Lake City, Utah 84112 (801) 581-4845 fujiomoto@cs.utah.edu Program Chairman Dr. David M. Nicol Department of Computer Science College of William and Mary Williamsburg, VA 23185 (804) 253-4748 nicol@cs.wm.edu Program Committee Jon Agre, Rockwell Rassul Ayani, Swedish Royal Institute of Technology William Bain, Intel Mark Davoren, Univ. of Edinburgh Geoffrey Fox, Cal. Tech. David Jefferson, UCLA Walter Karplus, UCLA Ed Lazowska, Univ. of Washington Greg Lomow, Jade Simulations Daniel Reed, University of Illinois, Urbana Paul Reynolds, University of Virginia Lisa Sokol, MITRE Carl Tropper, McGill Univ. Brian Unger, Jade Simulations