International
Symposium on Parallel and Distributed
Computing (ISPDC’2005)
July
4th – 6th 2005
Université des Sciences et
Technologies de Lille, France
(Word version or Acrobat version of the call)
THEME
The 4th ISPDC meeting attempts to provide an interactive, professional and friendly forum for all researchers, developers and users interested in parallel and distributed computing technologies and applications. This year's ISPDC will give special attention to Cluster, Grid and mobile computing technologies as they are rapidly developing and lead to new high performance
computing capabilities through the sharing of distributed resources.
SCOPE
Authors are cordially
invited to submit original papers describing
theoretical and/or experimental research in the field of parallel and
distributed computing and systems. The major topics include, but are not
limited
to:
-
Grid
Architecture and
Systems
- Software
Agents and
Multi-agent Systems
- Programming Paradigms, Tools
and Environments
- Resource Discovery and
Management
- Task and Communication
Scheduling and Load Balancing
- Mobile and Ubiquitous
Computing
- Cluster and Grid based
Computing and Environments
- Performance Management
- Parallel,
Distributed and
Mobile Databases
- Distributed Software
Components
- Web
and Peer-to-Peer Computing and Services
- Adaptive Computing
- Real-time Distributed
Systems
- Security
- Fault Tolerance
- Scientific Computing and
Large Scale Simulations
- Distributed Applications and
Case Studies
SUBMISSION
GUIDELINES AND PUBLICATION
Submissions
are solicited
according to the schedule listed below and should consist of:
- a cover page with the
authors full names, addresses, fax and phone numbers,
email addresses, and a 100-word abstract and up to 5
keywords;
- a paper describing original
research in no more than 8 pages formatted in the IEEE style (see
ISPDC’2005 web page)
It is
expected that the
proceedings will be published by IEEE Computer
Society.
A set of the best grid-related papers may be considered
for publication in
Future Generation Computer Systems (FGCS): The International
Journal of Grid Computing: Theory, Methods and Applications:
http://ees.elsevier.com/fgcs/
IMPORTANT
DATES
- Paper
Submission Deadline: March 25th 2005 -- Extended to April 6th
- Notification
of acceptance: May 16th 2005
- Camera-ready
papers due and Registration: June 4th 2005
- Symposium
dates: July 4th
– 6th 2005
STEERING
COMMITTEE
Bernard Toursel
(Conference
Chair): University
of Lille 1, France
Dan Grigoras: University College
Cork, Ireland
Isaac Sherson: University of
California, Irvine, USA
Bertil Foliot: Universty of Paris
6, France
Dana Petcu: Western University of
Timisoara, Romania
John Morrison: University College
Cork, Ireland
