Linux Virtualization - Jun 2010 - Call for Demos and Exhibition: The 7th International Conference on Autonomic and Trusted Computing (ATC 2010)

Call for Demos and Exhibition

The 7th International Conference on Autonomic and Trusted Computing (ATC 
2010)

Xi'an China, October 26-29, 2010
http://www.nwpu.edu.cn/atc2010/


The ATC 2010 demo/exhibition program provides researchers and engineers 
with opportunities to show their cutting-edge work presented in an 
interactive fashion. The live demonstrations and exhibitions may include 
implementations of techniques presented in the main conference, 
workshops, other conferences and venues, as well as systems and video.

We encourage academic researchers as well as industry lab researchers 
and companies to participate in showcasing their products and research. 
Prospective applicants should submit a 4-page abstract of the 
demonstration/exhibition in LNCS-format via email (atc10demo at gmail.com). 
Video demonstrations are also welcome.

The main selection criteria will be the expected general interest of the 
demonstration to the Autonomic and Trusted Computing community. The 
accepted demo/exhibition will be included in the conference proceedings. 
As a condition for acceptance, at least one of the people must be 
registered for the main conference, and present the demo in the 
conference. All demos will compete for the Best Demo Award.

At the conference, you will at minimum be provided with a space for your 
demo, a poster stand, a table and chairs, and a power connection (220V). 
Any other special equipment should be provided by yourself, including 
power converters, projectors, audio amplification, wireless LAN, etc. 
Please specify this with a separate page so that we can plan the demo 
area accordingly.


Demo/Exhibition Chairs:

? Alvin Chin, Nokia Research Center, China
? Ming Zhao, Florida International University, USA


Important Dates:

? July 9, 2010 ? Submission deadline
? July 15, 2010 ? Notification of acceptance
? July 30, 2010 ? Final version due


Further Information:
? atc10demo at gmail.com

Dear colleagues,

Please note the following update for the ATC2010 demo submission below 
and forward to other interested researchers.

The ATC 2010 demo/exhibition program provides researchers and engineers 
with opportunities to show their cutting-edge work presented in an 
interactive fashion. The live demonstrations and exhibitions may include 
implementations of techniques presented in the main conference, 
workshops, other conferences and venues, as well as systems and video.

We encourage academic researchers as well as industry lab researchers 
and companies to participate in showcasing their products and research. 
Prospective applicants should submit a 4-page abstract of the 
demonstration/exhibition in LNCS-format via email (atc10demo at gmail.com). 
Video demonstrations are also welcome.

The main selection criteria will be the expected general interest of the 
demonstration to the Autonomic and Trusted Computing community.
The accepted demo/exhibition submitted before July 30 will be included 
as 4 page papers in the conference's IEEE CS proceedings (indexed by 
EI); those submitted after this date will not be included in the 
proceedings. As a condition for acceptance, at least one of the people 
must be registered for the main conference, and present the demo in the 
conference. All demos will compete for the Best Demo Award.

At the conference, you will at minimum be provided with a space for your 
demo, a poster stand, a table and chairs, and a power connection (220V). 
Any other special equipment should be provided by yourself, including 
power converters, projectors, audio amplification, wireless LAN, etc. 
Please specify this with a separate page so that we can plan the demo 
area accordingly.

Demo/Exhibition Chairs:
? Alvin Chin, Nokia Research Center, China
? Ming Zhao, Florida International University, USA

Important Dates:

For demos to be included in ATC proceedings (indexed by EI)
- Demo proposal: July 30
- Acceptance: August 3
- 4-page camera-ready version: August 8

For demos not to be included in ATC proceedings
- Demo proposal: August 15
- Acceptance: August 30

Further Information:
? atc10demo at gmail.com


Thanks,

Alvin Chin and Ming Zhao
ATC2010 Demo Co-Chairs