[ecoop-info] Call for Workshop Proposals - DisCoTec 2008

[Amy Lynn Murphy]

              DisCoTec 2008 Call for Workshop Proposals
                  http://discotec08.ifi.uio.no/
                           Oslo, Norway
                             3-7 June
 
 
 DisCoTec is an annual event targeting research in modeling, development and
 maintenance of distributed network-based systems and applications. DisCoTec
 (Distributed Computing Techniques) co-locates three successful related and
 complementary conferences Coordination, DAIS, and FMOODS.  
 
 The DisCoTec 2008 Organizing Committee invites proposals for one day workshops
 to be held in conjunction with the main events. Prospective workshop organizers
 are requested to follow the guidelines below and are encouraged to contact the
 workshop chair should any questions arise.
 
 IMPORTANT DATES
 
           Workshop proposal deadline          3 December 2007
           Workshop proposal notification      10 December 2007
 
           Submission and notification deadlines are at the discretion of the
           individual workshop organizers, however notification must be no
           later than the early registration deadline for the main conference.  
 
 GOAL
 
   A workshop is intended to provide a forum for members of a focused research
   community to present preliminary research results and discuss position-style
   papers.  Workshops are not forums for presenting full research papers.  As
   such, organizers are encouraged to adopt an format that fosters interaction
   and discussion, devoting less focus to individual, formal presentations.
 
 PROPOSAL SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
 
   Workshop proposals must be written in English, not exceed 5 pages with a
   reasonable font and margin, and be submitted in PDF format via email to
   discotec08-workshops at fbk.eu.
   Details are available on the web page.
 
 
 
 REVIEW PROCESS
 
   Workshop proposals will be reviewed by the organizers. Acceptance is based
   on an evaluation of the workshop's potential for generating useful results,
   the timeliness and expected interest in the topic, the organizer's ability
   to lead a successful workshop, and potential for attracting sufficient
   number of participants.
 
 
 CONTACT INFORMATION
 
   Amy L. Murphy
   http://es.fbk.eu/people/murphy/