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Subject: Net.ObjectDAys 2003 --- DEADLINE EXTENSION to MAY 23 Date: Wed, 30 Apr 2003 13:47:17 +0200 From: NODE node@transit-online.de To: v-cfp-em v-cfp-em@transit-online.de
***************** DEADLINE EXTENSION *************** TO MAY 23, 2003
Best papers will be published in Springer's Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS)
Invited speakers (partial list): James Odell, Paul C. Clements, Rudi Studer, ...
*************** Net.ObjectDays 2003 (NODe 2003) ************************ 4th Annual International Conference on Object-Oriented and Internet based Technologies, Concepts, and Applications for a Networked World including
GPCE´03 ACM-Conf. Generative Programming, and Component Engineering ICWS´03 International Conference on Web Service Approach MATES´03 Conference on Multiagent System Technologies W3C - Member-Meeting
Fair and Conference Centre Erfurt, Thuringia, Germany September 22 - 25, 2003
Net.ObjectDays - Official Successor Conference to JavaDays, STJA, JIT www.netobjectdays.org http://www.netobjectdays.org / kongress@netobjectdays.org mailto:kongress@netobjectdays.org
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DEADLINE Extension Call-for-Paper:
MATES´03 Conference on Multiagent System Technologies: 2003-05-12 Net.ObjectDays (Main Conference): 2003-05-23 ICWS´03 International Conference on Web Service Approach: 2003-05-23 GPCE´03 ACM-Conference
Generative Programming, and Component Engineering (closed) Details: http://www.netobjectdays.org/node03/de/authors/cfp.html http://www.netobjectdays.org/node03/de/authors/cfp.html ########################################################
*********************************************** Important Dates / Submission guidelines: *********************************************** Submit your contribution in English, using a pdf or postscript-format. Formatting instructions and templates for Word and TeX can be found at: http://www.netobjectdays.org [Menu: For Authors]
May 23, 2003 Paper submission for the main conference (5000-6000 words, app. 12-13 pages) cfp-research@netobjectdays.org (June 20, 2003 Notification of acceptance) (June 30, 2003 Camera-ready copies in electronic format)
March 28, 2003 Workshop proposals: (closed) cfp-ws@netobjectdays.org April 28, 2003 Tutorial suggestions (closed) cfp-tut@netobjectdays.org May 23, 2003 Panel suggestions scp-node@netobjectdays.org May 30, 2003 Industry papers: cfp-industry@netobjectdays.org June 22, 2003 Doctorial symposium (Young Researcher Workshops) cfp-doc@netobjectdays.org
Details: http://www.netobjectdays.org/node03/de/Dates/index.html http://www.netobjectdays.org/node03/de/Dates/index.html - --------------- Program Co-Chairs
Dieter Rombach Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering and University of Kaiserslautern, Dept. of Computer Science
Martin Verlage Market Maker Software AG
******************* The Main Conference *******************
The Conference provides a forum for the presentation of mature research results that fit the general theme "Objects, Components, Architectures, Services and Applications for a Networked World". Special emphasis will be given to the practical applicability and evaluation of reported results. Research papers will be fully reviewed. In addition to the technical program, the conference will include keynote talks by internationally well-known experts and panel discussions.
This years NODe will cover five main topics:
- Object-oriented technologies and concepts - Component-based approaches and Software Product Lines - Agent technology , Database Systems, Exchange Formats, Middleware and the Web - Knowledge Management for the Internet - Application and Challenges in E-Business and E-Government
Besides research papers, we strongly encourage submissions from industry and public sector epresentatives engaged in E-Government projects. Our special interest is in state-of-the-art applications under industrial conditions and finished or on-going case studies. A full review of these papers will be the rule. However, we also offer industrial and public-sector participants the opportunity to indicate that they want to present/publish without going through the full review process. In this case, the NODe-PC will apply an application-oriented quality and interest check to ensure high standards and provide an opportunity to present/publish in specially marked sessions/sections of the proceedings.
Conference languages are both German and English. However, we strongly encourage submissions and talks in English to allow our international guests to attend the presentations.
****************** Topics of Interest ******************
Topics of interest focus on, but are not limited to, the following themes:
* Object-Oriented Technologies and Concepts
- Programming Languages, (CASE) Tools and Environments - OO-Programming Languages - Criticism and Extensions - Software Development Concepts (UML; etc.) - Strategies for ensuring Software Quality, e.g., testing and inspections - Security (Architectures/ Security Engineering) - Virtual Machines and Processors, esp. Java - (Object-oriented) Framework Technologies - Agile Processes and Agile Modeling OO - Generic Programming
* Component-based approaches and Software Product Lines
- Domain Engineering and Software Product Lines - Business issues of Software Product Lines - Software Reusability - Architecture-centric development - Integrated Systems Development in practice - Components and their Applicability - Software Patterns and Frameworks - Modeling of Component-Based Systems (e.g., using UML) - Aspect-Oriented Software Development - Generative Programming - Component Market Places
* Agent technology, Database Systems, Exchange Formats, Middleware and the Web
- Distributed and Wireless Computing - Mobility, communication and coordination of Agents - Applications of Agent Technology, Agents in E-Commerce - Web-Based Applications, WEB Services - Middleware, especially EJB, CORBA, SOAP, .NET, Jini - Agent Platforms, Agent Engineering - Object Bases, XML Databases - Query Languages for Object Bases and XML Databases - XML-Schema Integration and Transformation - XML-Based Software Technologies - XML Security Concepts - Exchange formats for catalogue data
* Knowledge Management for the Internet
- Knowledge Sharing and Filtering - Distributed Information Retrieval on the Internet, Web-based text mining - Ontological Engineering - Acquiring and using meta knowledge - The Semantic Web - Experience-based Web Engineering
* Applications and Challenges in E-Business and E-Government
- E-Procurement - Citizen-Centric Portals - Government-to-Business - E-Participation, E-Democracy - E-Collaboration - Controlling success of E-Applications - Testing of E-Applications - Usability Engineering for E-Applications - Privacy, Trust and Security issues
********* Workshops *********
Since NODe is dedicated to the exchange of research ideas it will host an exciting variety of high-level workshops. These workshops provide a forum for highly focused meetings, dealing with the specific topics and interests of the participants. Papers should be submitted directly to the workshop of your choice. All submissions will be fully reviewed by specialized workshop PCs. Accepted workshop-papers will be presented in special tracks of the NODe main conference and will be published in the official conference proceedings and on CD. Outstanding workshop papers will be included in an extra best of proceedings that will be published with a major publishing company.
********* Tutorials *********
The conference will offer a full day of tutorials from renowned experts in the fields. Tutorials will take place on the special tutorial day (Monday, Sep. 22).
************************* Young Researcher Workshop *************************
NODe will continue to offer young researchers a forum to present to and discuss their ideas with a highly interested audience and well-known experts.
*********** Proceedings ***********
All papers will be published in the conference proceedings which will be published by a well-known publishing company (probably by Springer in LNCS) and on a conference CD.
***************************************** Conference History and Guiding Principles *****************************************
Ever-evolving and increasingly powerful information and communication technologies have substantially changed the nature of global relationships, sources of competitive advantage and opportunities for economic and social development. The Internet, portable computers/devices and wireless communication technologies have turned the globe into an interconnected network of individuals, firms, organizations, and governments communicating and interacting with each other through a variety of channels.
Net.ObjectDays (NODe) is one of the main international conferences that focus on object-oriented and internet-based technologies, concepts, services, and applications. It is the integrative successor of the well known JavaDays, STJA, and JIT conferences and is organized in this format for the fourth time. It puts strong emphasis on the active exchange of concepts and technologies between academia and industry. Continuing in this tradition, this year's NODe will offer the opportunity to meet and work with leaders from research and industry.
NODe 2003 especially focuses on topics such as object-oriented (distributed) technologies, concepts and systems, component-based approaches and software product lines, agent-related technologies, knowledge management for the Internet, advanced database systems and the Web, quality, security, and reliability issues for all kinds of E-Business, specifically for E-Government and B2B E-Commerce, including both the engineering and use of web-based applications. As systems ought to be engineered well to be able to cope with the influx of the above-mentioned technologies in a positive way, the integrative factor of software architectures and component-driven technologies (especially their demands with regards to structures (patterns and architectures) and processes (enhanced life-cycles and workflows)) form additional focuses of NODe 2003. However, as in the years before, NODe will be open to questions and aspects of object-oriented and Internet-based technology in general and invites submissions related to a wide variety of topics in these areas.
- --------------- Program Co-Chairs
Dieter Rombach Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering and University of Kaiserslautern, Dept. of Computer Science Sauerwiesen 6 D-67661 Kaiserslautern Phone: +49 (0) 6301 707 100 Fax: +49 (0) 6301 707 200 rombach@iese.fhg.de
Martin Verlage Market Maker Software AG Karl-Marx-Str. 13 67655 Kaiserslautern Phone: +49 (0) 631 36 49-0 Fax: +49 (0) 631 36 49-109 m.verlage@market-maker.de
- ------------------ Organizing Committee
K. Czarnecki, University of Waterloo/Can. T. Dittmar, Daedalos Consulting B. Franczyk, University of Leipzig R. Hofmann, Intershop Communications F. Langhammer, Living Pages Research B. Lenz, tranSIT Ilmenau C. Müller-Schloer, University of Hannover W. Kühnhauser, Techn. University of Ilmenau R. Unland, University of Essen M. Weber, University of Ulm H.G. Weissenbach, Dripke.Wolf.Weissenbach J. Westerhausen, STIFT Thüringen
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