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			CALL FOR PAPERS

	PARALLEL AND DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING PRACTICES
	    published by NOVA Science Publishers
		http://orca.st.usm.edu/pdcp

The area of parallel and distributed computing has reached a point where
new issues and trends require a professional forum. PDCP will publish
original refereed papers that address algorithm development,
implementation and execution on real-world parallel architectures,
application of parallel and distributed computing to the solution of
real-life problems. In addition, a clearly developing trend suggests that
the future of computing will have a parallel and/or distributed form. PDCP
will address the future of computing (for more details, please consult the
WWW pages). Taking into account the extremely rapid pace of changes in the
field, PDCP is committed to fast turnaround of papers and a short
publication time of accepted papers. The first issue will appear in
January 1998.

The journal will publish three types of papers:

a) OVERVIEW PAPERS summarize historical developments, state of the art and
current research directions of selected subfields of parallel and
distributed computing. There is no a priori length restriction. The papers
should be submitted to the editor-in-chief. 

b) RESEARCH PAPERS are limited to approximately 20 pages. They should be
submitted to the member of the Editorial Board whose research interests
match the subject of the paper (the research interests of the EB members
can be found on the journal WWW site).

c) SHORT NOTES are not to exceed 5 pages. They should be submitted to the
editor-in-chief. 

Substantially revised versions of papers published in not easily
accessible conference proceedings and technical reports can be submitted.
In such a case, the editor-in-chief should be notified at the time of
submission and the author is responsible for obtaining the necessary
copyright releases for all copyrighted material.) Each paper appropriate
to the journal will be refereed by a minimum of two referees.  Authors of
accepted papers will be required to prepare them in LaTeX using the
journal style-file. 

We would also like to invite organizers of conferences/workshops of
potential interest to the PDCP readers to submit calls for papers for
their events. Please contact the editor-in-chief about the details.

		Marcin Paprzycki, Editor-in-chief
	Department of Computer Science and Statistics
	      University of Southern Mississippi
		  Hattiesburg, MS 39406, USA
		      M.Paprzycki@usm.edu
		 http://orca.st.usm.edu/marcin


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