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Date: Tue, 02 May 2006 22:21:14 +0200
Subject: CfP(3): International Conference on Self-Organization and Autonomic Systems in Computing and Communications (SOAS'2006)

SOAS' 2006

International Conference on Self-Organization and Autonomic Systems in
Computing and Communications (SOAS’2006)

Erfurt, Germany, 18 - 21 September 2006

 

Dear  PC-member or member of Steering-Committee:

 

On behalf of the Organizing Committee of SOAS 2006 international conference
I would like to inform you about technical Co-Sponsoring of IEEE Systems,
Man and Cybernetic Society, http://www.ieeesmc.org/, and of International
Transactions on Systems Science and Applications,
http://www.xiaglow-institute.org.uk/.  International Transactions on Systems
Science and Applications has agreed to publish a Special Issue’s Volume of
all accepted regular or short papers which will be available at the
conference.

 

Also, please note the changed deadlines of papers: 

Submission:
21 May 2006

Notification of acceptance or rejection:                    18 June 2006

Proposals for Invited sessions, Tutorials, or Panels: 18 June 2006

Camera ready version:                                           16 July 2006

 

For details see: http://www.soas2006.org/

 

The SOAS’2006 conference right aims to provide a timely forum to present the
latest theoretical and practical results on self-organization and adaptation
that have been arising in recent years in the areas of Multi-agent Systems
and Grid Computing, and on Autonomic Computing and Autonomic Communications.
SOAS’2006 conference will also serve as an exclusive opportunity to think
about the challenges and to shape the future.
SOAS’2006 conference is an integral event and is comprised of five thematic
streams as manifested in the form of "workshops" as follows.

Workshop 1: Basic Principles and Methodologies for Self-Organization and
Adaptation
Workshop 2: Self-Organization/Adaptation of Multi-Agent Systems
Workshop 3: Self-Organizing/Autonomic Grid Computing
Workshop 4: Autonomic Computing in General
Workshop 5: Autonomic Communications

Submissions 

Manuscripts to be submitted to the conference should not have been published
or been under review for publication elsewhere. 

Manuscripts for submission can be free formatted on A4 paper with proper
top/bottom and left/right margins, 12 points Times New Roman fonts,
single-line spacing, one column throughout. A manuscript should be complete
with authors, affiliations including e-mail and phone/fax numbers, abstract,
keywords, body of text, and reference. There is no page limitation for
submission. Information on Camera-Ready Versions of accepted papers will be
available in due course.

When submitting, authors should state clearly which workshop their
manuscripts are submitted for. Submissions should be in either a
PDF/postscript file or a Microsoft Word doc file, and should be sent to the
Program Chair via  <mailto:h.tianfield@gcal.ac.uk> e-mail with 'SOAS06' in
the e-mail subject. However, Program Chair reserves the right to accept a
manuscript to a different workshop which they see is more suitable. 

Proposals for Invited Sessions, Tutorials or Panels on highly interesting
topics are particularly welcome, and should be sent to the
Invited-Sessions/Tutorials/Panel Chair via e-mail
<mailto:hzhu@brookes.ac.uk> . 

Publications 

Manuscripts will be reviewed by presumably three members of the Program
Committee. All manuscripts accepted by SOAS’2006 as regular or short papers
will be published by the International Transactions on
<http://www.xiaglow-institute.org.uk/>  Systems Science and Applications as
its Special Issues’ Volume which is available for participants present at
the conference.

Important Dates

Submission:
21 May 2006

Notification of acceptance or rejection:                    18 June 2006

Proposals for Invited sessions, Tutorials, or Panels: 18 June 2006

Camera ready version:                                           16 July 2006

 

Best regards,

Hans Czap

 

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Prof. Dr. Hans Czap 
Universität Trier
Wirtschaftsinformatik I
54286 Trier
Tel.:+49/651/201-2859
+49/651/201-2858 (Sekr.) 
+49/651/9990113 priv.
Fax:+49/651/201-3959
URL: http://www.wi.uni-trier.de/ 

SOAS_06 International Conference: http://www.soas2006.org/