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There is a mirror site in Asia
available at http://rtas.iis.sinica.edu.tw/
Work-in-progress papers can be submitted here
RTAS'2001 seeks papers describing
significant contributions to the broad field of real-time computing and
communication, ranging from QoS issues in computation and networking,
systems integration, scheduling, operating systems, middleware, software
engineering, dependability, databases, programming languages, system
development tools, performance modeling, and various applications like
multimedia, telecommunication and embedded systems. Of particular
interest are papers detailing experiments, implementations, and
experiences in application domains that present significant temporal
constraints, including, but not limited to:
- Advanced
transportation systems (air, land, and water)
- Automated
manufacturing
- Embedded systems
- Internet QoS,
Video on Demand, network middleware and QoS
- Multimedia
computing (including real-time file systems)
- Object-oriented
design techniques
- Power management
and process control
- E-commerce and
stock market
- Testbeds and
measurements
- Wireless and
robotics
Continuing this year, RTAS will include a best student award. To be
considered, the work in the paper must be conducted mainly by students,
the first author should be a student, and the student must present the
paper at RTAS01. As in previous years, the best papers presented at the
symposium will be forwarded to technical journals for fast publication
(likely candiates are Real-Time Systems Journal, IEEE/ACM Transactions on
Networking, on Parallel and Distributed Systems, and on Software
Engineering).
Submission Guidelines
Manuscripts to be considered as full papers should
be original work limited to 20 double-spaced pages (approximately 5000
words).Work-in-progress (WIP) abstracts to be considered for an
"Ongoing Work" session should be limited to 6 double-spaced
pages. Papers departing significantly from these guidelines will be returned
to the authors unread. Submissions for WIP should reach the WIP chair
by March 1, 2001. Any paper submitted to the Symposium must not have been
published in or submitted to other technical cnferences/journals.
Electronic Manuscript Submission
The preferred format for electronic submission is
PDF suitable for Acrobat Reader. Postscript with US letter size or A4
pages will also be accepted. Follow the instructions in the submission
webpage to electronically submit the manuscript.
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