-------- Original-Nachricht -------- Betreff: [computational.science] CODS’2007: Call for tutorial proposals Datum: Fri, 02 Mar 2007 15:52:37 +1100 Von: MinJie Zhang minjie@uow.edu.au Organisation: "OptimaNumerics" An: Computational Science Mailing List computational.science@lists.optimanumerics.com

The *2007 International Conference on Complex Open Distributed Systems (__http://xiaglow-research.org.uk/CODS2007/__ ) invites tutorial proposals. * The tutorials are provisionally scheduled to be presented on* Sunday 22^nd or Tuesday 24^th July 2007*. Each tutorial will run half day or whole day. Anyone who is interested in presenting a tutorial at CODS2007 should submit a proposal to the tutorial chairs at the addresses below.

Scope

CODS2007 is interested in proposals for advanced tutorials at the leading edge of technologies in research and development of complex open distributed systems particularly related to one of the 12 themes of the conference, i.e.:

Track 1 Grid Computing, and Virtual Organization Systems

Track 2 Service Oriented Architectures in Computing and Communications

Track 3 High Performance Autonomous Computing

Track 4 Internet, and Web Services

Track 5 Emergence, Self-Organization, and Adaptation

Track 6 Open Dynamic Multi-Agent Systems

Track 7 Distributed Intelligence and Systems

Track 8 Self-Organization and Self-Management in Distributed and Grid Computing

Track 9 High Performance Autonomous Networking

Track 10 Wireless Networks, and Mobile Communications and Computing

Track 11 Self-Organization and Self-Management in Communications

Track 12 Industrial System Applications

Submission Requirements

A proposal should contain the following information:

· Name, institutional affiliation, mailing address, phone, fax, e-mail, WWW address of the proposed presenter(s).

· Title of the tutorial.

· Tutorial duration (half day or one day)

· Aim of the tutorial

· Targeted audience of the tutorial

· A 200-300 word description of the tutorial.

· Detailed outline or prose description of the tutorial contents.

· Biography of the presenter(s) of the tutorial

The Biography of the presenter should clearly identify this person as an expert in the research area of the tutorial, i.e., by providing references to publications in this area and previous tutorials and lecturing experiences. If variants of the proposed tutorial have been given before, please specify them by naming the conference, title of tutorial, and number of participants in each case.

Important Dates

Tutorial submission deadline: 25 May 2007 Notification of acceptance: 5 June 2007 Final title and abstract and presenters bios of accepted tutorials: 20 June 2007

*Submission method*

Prospective tutorial presenters should send their proposals in PDF formats to the Tutorial Chairs via emails

Professor Nong Xiao** The School of Computer Science National University of Defence Technology Changsha, Hunan 410003, China Email: xiao-n@vip.sina.com

Associate Professor Minjie Zhang School of Information Technology and Computer Science University of Wollongong Wollongong, NSW 2522, Australia Email: minjie@uow.edu.au mailto:minjie@uow.edu.au

mailto:minjie@uow.edu.au