CFP : Dependable Computing and Communications Symposium, part of the International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks DSN 2003

CFP : Dependable Computing and Communications Symposium, part of the International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks DSN 2003
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See: http://www.dsn.org/ Dependable Computing and Communications Symposium part of The International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks DSN 2003 San Francisco, CA, June 22rd - 25th, 2003 _________________________________________________________________ Program Co-Chairs Richard D. Schlichting <rick@research.att.com> AT&T Labs Research 180 Park Avenue, E-221 Florham Park, NJ 07932-0971--USA Phone: (+1) 973 360 8234 Fax: (+1) 973 360 8077 Joao Gabriel Silva <jgabriel@dei.uc.pt> Dep. Eng. Informatica Polo II - University of Coimbra P-3030-290 Coimbra --Portugal Phone: (+351) 239 790005 Fax: (+351) 239 701266 Original papers and other contributions are invited for reporting research and practical results covering all aspects of computer-system dependability. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following: * Architectures for Dependable Computer Systems * Dependability of High-Speed Networks and Protocols * Dependability Modeling and Prediction * Dependability in VLSI * E-commerce Dependability * Fault Tolerance in Transaction Processing * Fault Tolerance in Distributed & Real-Time Systems * Fault Tolerance in Multimedia Systems * Fault Tolerance in Mobile Systems * Information Assurance, Survivability, and Intrusion Tolerance * Internet Dependability and Quality of Service * Safety-Critical Systems * Software Testing, Validation, and Verification * Software Reliability INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS Manuscripts in the following categories will be refereed and considered for publication in the Proceedings of the 2003 International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks. Excessively long submissions, unoriginal work, or work that is submitted to multiple venues, will be disregarded. * Regular Papers describing recent research results. * Practical Experience Reports describing an experience or a case study. * Software and System Demonstrations describing the software or the system, its context and objective, and the planned demonstration. Optionally, authors may send video recordings of their proposed demonstration in addition to their manuscripts. * Panels, including the proposed topic(s), a description of the panel objectives, and the names and addresses of probable panelists. The title page should include the title of the paper, author name(s), affiliations, mailing address, phone number, fax number, and e-mail address, a maximum 150-word abstract, five keywords, the submission category (see above), an approximate word count, and a declaration that the material has been cleared through author affiliations. For multi-authored submissions, the contact author should be indicated. The format of submissions for review should be single-column, Times 11-point size, double-spaced: * 20 pages for Regular Papers (equivalent to 10 IEEE conference pages), * 12 pages for Practical Experience Reports and Software and System demonstrations (equivalent to 6 IEEE conference pages), * 4 pages (equivalent to 2 IEEE conference pages), plus biographical sketch for Panels. The format for final, camera-ready submissions that have been accepted for publication should be in accordance with IEEE standard conference paper format. Submit all materials in electronic form through the web to: www.dei.uc.pt/dsn2003 Format: PostScript (.ps) or Portable Document Format (.pdf) Please preview the manuscript in a viewer such as GhostView to ensure its integrity before submitting it. For those who are unable to submit materials electronically, please contact program co-chairs for special instructions at dcc03@dsn.org. IMPORTANT DATES Submission: November 18, 2002 Notification: March 10, 2003 WILLIAM C. CARTER AWARD Since 1997, the IEEE TC on FTC together with IFIP WG 10.4 has sponsored the William C. Carter Award for an outstanding paper based on a graduate dissertation in the "Regular Paper" category. The student's dissertation must be in the area of dependable computing, and the student must be the first author. Both current graduate students and former graduate students, no more than two years past the completion of their dissertation, are eligible. A dissertation advisor wishing to nominate a student should submit the nomination form that can be found through the conference website.

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   Dependable Computing and Communications Symposium
   part of 
   The International Conference on Dependable Systems and Networks DSN 2003
   San Francisco, CA, June 22rd - 25th, 2003
   _________________________________________________________________

   Program Co-Chairs

   Richard D. Schlichting <rick@research.att.com>
   AT&T Labs Research
   180 Park Avenue, E-221
   Florham Park, NJ 07932-0971--USA
   Phone: (+1) 973 360 8234
   Fax: (+1) 973 360 8077

   Joao Gabriel Silva <jgabriel@dei.uc.pt>
   Dep. Eng. Informatica
   Polo II - University of Coimbra
   P-3030-290 Coimbra --Portugal
   Phone: (+351) 239 790005
   Fax: (+351) 239 701266

   Original papers and other contributions are invited for reporting
   research and practical results covering all aspects of computer-system
   dependability. Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:

     * Architectures for Dependable Computer Systems
     * Dependability of High-Speed Networks and Protocols
     * Dependability Modeling and Prediction
     * Dependability in VLSI
     * E-commerce Dependability
     * Fault Tolerance in Transaction Processing
     * Fault Tolerance in Distributed & Real-Time Systems
     * Fault Tolerance in Multimedia Systems
     * Fault Tolerance in Mobile Systems
     * Information Assurance, Survivability, and Intrusion Tolerance
     * Internet Dependability and Quality of Service
     * Safety-Critical Systems
     * Software Testing, Validation, and Verification
     * Software Reliability

INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS

   Manuscripts   in   the  following  categories  will  be  refereed  and
   considered   for   publication   in   the   Proceedings  of  the  2003
   International   Conference   on   Dependable   Systems  and  Networks.
   Excessively  long  submissions,  unoriginal  work,  or  work  that  is
   submitted to multiple venues, will be disregarded.
     * Regular Papers describing recent research results.
     * Practical  Experience  Reports  describing an experience or a case
       study.
     * Software  and System Demonstrations describing the software or the
       system,  its context and objective, and the planned demonstration.
       Optionally,  authors  may  send video recordings of their proposed
       demonstration in addition to their manuscripts.
     * Panels,  including  the  proposed  topic(s),  a description of the
       panel   objectives,  and  the  names  and  addresses  of  probable
       panelists.

   The  title page should include the title of the paper, author name(s),
   affiliations,  mailing  address,  phone number, fax number, and e-mail
   address,  a  maximum  150-word abstract, five keywords, the submission
   category  (see  above),  an  approximate word count, and a declaration
   that  the  material  has been cleared through author affiliations. For
   multi-authored submissions, the contact author should be indicated.

   The  format  of  submissions for review should be single-column, Times
   11-point size, double-spaced:
     * 20  pages  for  Regular  Papers  (equivalent to 10 IEEE conference
       pages),
     * 12  pages for Practical Experience Reports and Software and System
       demonstrations (equivalent to 6 IEEE conference pages),
     * 4 pages (equivalent to 2 IEEE conference pages), plus biographical
       sketch for Panels.

   The format for final, camera-ready submissions that have been accepted
   for  publication should be in accordance with IEEE standard conference
   paper format.

   Submit   all   materials  in  electronic  form  through  the  web  to:
   www.dei.uc.pt/dsn2003

        Format: PostScript (.ps) or Portable Document Format (.pdf)

   Please  preview the manuscript in a viewer such as GhostView to ensure
   its integrity before submitting it. For those who are unable to submit
   materials electronically, please contact program co-chairs for special
   instructions at dcc03@dsn.org.

IMPORTANT DATES

   Submission: November 18, 2002
   Notification: March 10, 2003

WILLIAM C. CARTER AWARD

   Since  1997,  the  IEEE  TC  on  FTC  together  with  IFIP WG 10.4 has
   sponsored  the  William C. Carter Award for an outstanding paper based
   on  a  graduate  dissertation  in  the  "Regular  Paper" category. The
   student's  dissertation  must  be in the area of dependable computing,
   and  the  student  must  be  the  first  author. Both current graduate
   students and former graduate students, no more than two years past the
   completion of their dissertation, are eligible. A dissertation advisor
   wishing  to  nominate a student should submit the nomination form that
   can be found through the conference website.