qstout@zip.eecs.umich.edu (Quentin F. Stout) (10/05/90)
6th DISTRIBUTED MEMORY COMPUTING CONFERENCE
Call for Participation
Portland, Oregon 28 April to 2 May, 1991
Hosts: Oregon Advanced Computing Institute (OACIS)
and the University of Michigan
Submission deadline: 2 November 1990
Notification by: 31 January 1991
DMCC6, which continues the conference series originally called Hypercube
Multiprocessors, solicits papers, posters, tutorials, workshops, research
exhibits, and vendor exhibits related to any aspect of distributed memory
parallel computing.
Paper/Poster submission: Send 3 copies of either the entire paper or an
extended abstract of about 4 papers. Each submission should begin with
a short abstract of no more than 400 words, followed by a list of key
words. Submissions should have a succinct statement of the problems
considered, results achieved, the significance of the work, and compar-
ison to past work. Indicate the desired method of presentation (talk,
poster, or either). Poster submissions may be used to present work-in-
progress, or significant updates to prior work. To encourage late-
breaking results, poster-only submissions may be a 1-page abstract, and
late poster submissions may be accepted subject to merit and space.
Tutorial proposals: Send a description of audience, lecture outline,
one-page abstract, vita, and three references who are familiar with
your lecturing ability.
Panels/Workshops: These have provided a lively and informative forum
for the exchange of ideas, results, and viewpoints at prior HCCA and
DMCC conferences, and will again be encouraged. Submit a short
proposal listed suggested participants and their qualifications.
Late submissions may be accepted, subject to merit and space.
All submissions should include the complete mailing address, e-mail
address, and phone number of the person to be notified. Send paper,
poster, tutorial, panel, or workshop submissions to:
Quentin F. Stout
EECS Department
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2122 USA
qstout@eecs.umich.edu 313/763-1518
Research Exhibits and Demos: Proposals are solicited for exhibits that
demonstrate research results. Emphasis should be on demonstrations
that are interactive or have interesting visual impact. Special
equipment requirements, and/or a desire to connect to vendor equipment
must be described in the proposal. Two copies of the proposal should
be sent to
Michael Cox, DMCC6 Conference Administrator
Suite 110
19500 NW Gibbs Drive
Beaverton, OR 97006
mcox@oacis.org 503/690-1214 503/690-1210 (FAX)
Vendor Exhibits: DMCC6 enthusiastically solicits participation by
vendors, publishers, and other institutions whose products or interests
coincide with those of the conference attendees. Contact Barbara
Knudsen, of Knudsen Associates, as soon as possible for an exhibitor
information packet. [Phone: 503/274-7988, FAX: 503/222-4520]
Conference Chair: Walter Rudd, OACIS and Oregon State University
Program Co-Chairs: Quentin F. Stout, University of Michigan
Michael Wolfe, OACIS and Oregon Graduate Institute