[comp.protocols.tcp-ip] CFP SIGCOMM-SIGGRAPH Workshop on Graphics and Networking

droms@sol.bucknell.edu (Ralph E. Droms) (06/02/90)

			   Call for Participation
	    SIGCOMM-SIGGRAPH Workshop on Graphics and Networking*
			     16-18 January 1991
		  National Center for Atmospheric Research
			      Boulder, Colorado


      The  futures  of  graphics  and  networking  are  closely  linked
      together.  The spread of networked workstations with high-quality
      bit-map displays has  encouraged  the  creation  of  environments
      which  use  networks  to exchange graphics images.  The advent of
      fiber-optic networks, with gigabit data  bandwidths,  capable  of
      carrying  data  fast  enough to support real-time graphics, seems
      likely to encourage further integration of the two fields.

      The goal of this workshop is to bring together key members of the
      graphics and networking communities, including people involved in
      research, development and standards, to discuss  concerns  common
      to the two fields.  Topics of discussion are expected to include:
      What are the critical interactions between work in  graphics  and
      work  in  networking?  How will current and future graphics stan-
      dards affect  current  and  future  networking  protocols?   What
      effect  will  new  developments  in each field have on the other?
      Suggestions of additional topics are welcomed.

      The workshop format will be three days of plenary meetings,  with
      each  day  having  four  sessions.   Each session will start with
      brief presentations (5-10 minutes) by  selected  attendees,  fol-
      lowed  by  discussion.   A meeting report will appear in the SIG-
      GRAPH and SIGCOMM newsletters.

      How To Participate

      To ensure a good interaction between participants,  the  workshop
      is  limited to no more than 75 people.  We will try to give every
      attendee the opportunity to give a very short talk.  If  you  are
      interested  in  attending,  send a two paragraph application that
      describes your background, and the topic or topics you would like
      to discuss, to the program co-chairs by October 22:

      Dr. Ralph Droms          Dr. Robert Haber
      Computer Science Dept.   Dept of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics
      Bucknell University      University of Illinois
      323 Dana Engineering     111J Talbot Lab
      Lewisburg, PA 17837      104 South Wright St
			       Urbana, IL 61801
      +1 (717) 524-1145        +1 (217) 333-3826
      droms@bucknell.edu       haber@ncsa.uiuc.edu

      Conference Fees

      The conference fee will be $80 for SIG/ACM members and  $100  for
      non-members.   We expect a choice of hotels, with prices from $35
      to $60 a night.  The workshop itself will be held at the  facili-
      ties  of  the  National  Center for Atmospheric Research which is
      generously contributing the meeting space.

      Student Attendence

      There are spaces reserved for two graduate students to attend the
      workshop.   These  two  students will be asked to keep notes, and
      provide a workshop report which will be printed in  the  SIGGRAPH
      and  SIGCOMM  newsletters.  In return for this work, the workshop
      will provide up to $500 in travel funding for each student.  Stu-
      dents  interested  in applying for these positions should contact
      the conference co-chairs.

*ACM approval pending