First Workshop on Evaluating and Architecting System dependabilitY (EASY)
http://www.crhc.uiuc.edu/EASY/
Sunday, 1 July 2001, Göteborg, Sweden
Important Deadlines
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Position paper submissions: April 16, 2001
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Notification to authors: May 14, 2001
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Camera-ready deadline: June 4, 2001
Call for Papers
We seek short (one to five page) papers on availability and reliability
of all aspects of client and server system design, including embedded systems
(e.g., mobile client appliances attached to the Internet), processor and
memory chips, network and storage devices, cluster and SMP multiprocessing,
systems software and application software. To maximize interest among both
communities, preference will be given to empirical or practical studies,
as opposed to formal or theoretical studies. Topics include, but are not
restricted to, the following:
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Fault models for systems supported by empirical measurements.
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Techniques for evaluating system availability and reliability.
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Approaches for building highly-available and highly-reliable systems.
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Proposals for dependability benchmarks for standardization.
We envision a highly interactive and interdisciplinary program, including
a combination of refereed paper presentations, invited speakers, panel
sessions and breakout brainstorming discussions. Given the synergistic
nature of these interactions, we plan to have scribes record the discussions
for inclusion in the workshop record. We will publish a loose-leaf proceedings
of the short papers submitted by authors, augmented with summaries of the
discussions held during the workshop. Both the final papers and discussion
summaries will also be made available on a workshop website.
A small number of students will be granted free registration for serving
as scribes. Their responsibilities will include taking detailed notes of
the interactions at the workshop, and helping the workshop organizers prepare
a digest of the proceedings. Students who wish to be considered for this
opportunity should send a short statement, describing their current research
and explaning how they would benefit from attending the workshop. These
statements should be received by the organizers by the submission deadline
below.
Please send position papers to one of the workshop organizers:
Electronic submissions are preferred, and must be in a standard format
(PDF or Postscript), render without error using standard tools (Acrobat
Reader or Ghostview), and print on both A4 and US-Letter sized paper.
Important Deadlines
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Position paper submissions: April 16, 2001
-
Notification to authors: May 14, 2001
-
Camera-ready deadline: June 4, 2001
Last modified: March 23, 2001