Subject: Deadline IWQOS 2000 extended

From: Peter Steenkiste <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2000 10:36:32 -0500

The deadline for the International Workshop on Quality of Service has been
extended until Saturday, Feb 26.  However, we would like you to register
you submission earlier.  Please
look at the conference web page
	http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~iwqos
for details,

Peter Steenkiste
Hui Zhang

>
>			      *CALL FOR PAPERS*
>		
>			EIGHTH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP
>			on QUALITY of SERVICE (IWQoS)
>			
>			http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~iwqos/
>
>				June 5-7, 2000
>			   Westin William Penn Hotel
>				Pittsburgh, PA
>SPONSORS:
>    - IEEE Communications Society and IFIP WG6.1
>    - In Association with ACM SIGCOMM
>
>WORKSHOP THEME:
>
>This is the eighth of a series of workshops providing an international forum
>for the exchange of information on quality of service (QoS) research in all 
>the facets of QoS in a networked or distributed environment, including 
>architectures, services, multimedia, operating systems and middleware. The 
>objective of the Eighth International Workshop on Quality of Service is to 
>bring together researchers, developers, and practitioners working in all 
>these areas to discuss recent innovative results and future directions.
>Besides soliciting contributions in all areas of QoS research in distributed 
>systems and networking, we would like to place special emphasis this year on 
>papers reporting experience in developing and using applications that use 
>QoS-enabled systems. 
>
>TOPICS (included, but are not limited to):
>
>   *  QoS Specification, Resource Allocation, (Re)negotiation, and
Monitoring 
>   *  QoS and the Internet 
>   *  QoS Performance Modeling, Analysis and Evaluation 
>   *  Adaptive Applications and Services 
>   *  QoS Measurement, Management and Control 
>   *  QoS Support for Mobility and Wireless Networks 
>   *  Middleware Solutions for End-to-End QoS 
>   *  QoS Support for Information Appliances 
>   *  Storage Systems/Database Support for QoS 
>   *  Experimental Studies on QoS, including Human Perception 
>   *  QoS Programmability, Languages and Formal Method Techniques 
>   *  QoS Economics and Implications 
>
>In the past the workshop has been cross-disciplinary, small and well focused,
>with the emphasis on innovation. As a result, a considerable amount of time 
>is devoted to informal discussion. The programs of the previous workshops is 
>available online. 
>
>			*IMPORTANT DATES:*		
>
>		*  Paper deadline: February 21, 2000
>		*  Notification: April 3, 2000
>		*  Final papers due: April 21 
>______________
>
>CO-CHAIRS:
>Peter Steenkiste and Hui Zhang, Carnegie Mellon University 
>
>IWQoS STEERING COMMITTEE:
>
>Andrew Campbell, Columbia University
>Jon Crowcroft, UCL, London
>Jan de Meer, GMD-FOKUS
>Rich Friedrich, HP labs
>Edward Knightly, Rice University
>Klara Nahrstedt, University of Illinois
>
>PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
>
>Nina Bhatti, HP Labs
>Ernst Biersack, Eurecom, France
>Gordon Blair, University of Lancaster, UK
>Jose Brustoloni, Bell Labs
>Bruce Davies, Cisco
>Hermann de Meer, UCL, London
>Christopher Diot, Sprint Labs
>Matthias Grossglauser, AT&T Research
>Roch Guerin, University of Pennsylvania
>Jorg Liebeherr, University of Virginia
>Steve Low, University of Melbourne, Australia
>Songwu Lu, UCLA
>Qingming Ma, Cisco
>Bernard Plattner, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
>Ralph Steinmetz, University of Darmstadt, Germany
>Steve Weinstein, NEC
>Thomas Woo, Bell labs
>John Wroclawski, MIT
>Geoff Xie, Naval Postgraduate School
>Lixia Zhang, UCLA
>Gisli Hjalmtysson, AT&T Research
>
>
>