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Mon, 27 Jul 1992 23:53
CFP:Fifth Australian Supercomputing Conference 1992
Author: Len Makin
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 23:53
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 23:53
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ADVANCE NOTICE AND CALL FOR PAPERS
SUPERCOMPUTING - THE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE
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World Congress Centre, Melbourne, Australia
Monday 7th to Wednesday 9th December, 1992
The Fifth Australian Supercomputing Conference, with
"Supercomputing - The Competitive Advantage" as its theme, is
scheduled for Melbourne's World Congress Centre from December
7 to 9 , 1992.
While recognising the importance of the association of
scientific and engineering research with the supercomputer,
a major Conference objective is to ensure that
connections are made between commerce, industry and research;
between people, ideas, technologies and tools. This is the
direction of world industry and commerce, and it must become
the Australian way.
VENUE
The Conference venue will be the World Congress Centre Melbourne,
located on the corner of Spencer and Flinders Streets Melbourne,
adjacent to the scenic Yarra River, and close to the business
heart of Melbourne.
THE CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
The theme for the Fifth Australian Supercomputing Conference -
SUPERCOMPUTING - THE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE, has been chosen in
order to highlight the need for Australian business, industry and
commerce to take advantage of supercomputing, to gain a
competitive advantage in global markets. Research institutions
are already experienced Supercomputing users, and are poised to
assist business in the use of this technology.
The Conference Programme Committee is planning to schedule
sessions designed specifically to encourage senior management
participation, and attendance from the wider business community.
Invitations are being extended to a number of distinguished
speakers from Australia and overseas to address the conference
issues, and a number of specialist individuals will be sponsored
by the various companies which manufacture and market
supercomputers and associated services. The Fifth Australian
Supercomputing Conference will include plenary sessions, con-
current streams and poster sessions.
Papers are especially invited on the uses of supercomputing in
the following areas:
Agribusiness research, automotive design and testing, banking and
finance, chemical analysis, drug design and testing, financial
modelling, industrial design and production, weather forecasting
and climate-change research, mining analysis, other scientific
and technical applications.
Papers addressing issues of future technologies, including
networking, software, hardware and storage systems, are also very
welcome.
HOSTS
The Fifth Australian Supercomputing Conference in Melbourne is
being hosted by the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology and
The University of Melbourne.
ASSOCIATED EVENTS
A Supercomputing and trade exhibition will be held featuring
supercomputers, mini-supercomputers, massively parallel
computers, high performance workstations, software, peripherals,
storage systems, industry services and bureaux, and publications.
INFORMATION FOR AUTHORS
FIRST AND FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS
The scope of the Fifth Australian Supercomputing Conference will
include (but not be restricted to) the following themes:
* RESEARCH AND APPLICATIONS FOR BUSINESS, COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY
Papers describing the use of Supercomputing in business
and industrial applications will be especially welcome.
* SCIENTIFIC/RESEARCH APPLICATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT
Papers should describe the use of Supercomputing in
research advances, or describe research on algorithms,
architectures for high performance computing, or
application of research to real world problems.
All papers will be refereed and must be submitted according to
the conditions outlined below. Presentation at the Conference
will not preclude later publication elsewhere, but papers must
not be presented to any other scientific body before the
Conference.
There will be a prize of a portable personal computer for the
best delivered paper.
PREPARATION OF ABSTRACTS AND PAPERS
* Original research papers and application-oriented papers, that
have not been previously presented and, that describe new
technical contributions in topic areas, are solicited.
* Initially, papers, or an abstract of up to 200 words are
invited, and may be sent by e-mail to csrcb@mel.dit.csiro.au.
The authors' names, affiliations, complete return address of the
first author , e-mail address, telephone and facsimile numbers
should also be included.
* The date, time and session for presentation will be determined
when the Programme Committee has refereed all submissions, and
all authors will be notified. Some papers may be accepted for
poster presentation.
* Each author must submit an original plus three photo copies of
the paper.
* The accepted paper is to be a maximum of ten single sided A4
pages in length and will be reproduced directly by photo offset
from the original material submitted by the author. The first
page should include the title and abstract of the paper and leave
space for, but not include, the authors' name and affiliations.
Electronic submission of papers is acceptable, but authors should
contact the Programme Committee first to check on acceptable
formats.
* A cover page should be supplied, giving the title at the top
of the page (in upper case lettering), followed by the authors'
names, affiliations, and for a designated author, complete postal
address, e-mail address, telephone and facsimile numbers.
* Type font should not be smaller than 10 point, save in
footnotes etc. Page layout should allow a 25mm margin for
binding and authors should assume that each paper will begin on a
right-hand page.
* The author must include within the page limit, all text
(single or double spaced), equations, drawings, figures and
references. Figures, tables and drawings must be legible and
appear on the page exactly as they are to be reproduced.
PAPERS SHOULD BE SENT TO:
Dr Robert C Bell
CSIRO Supercomputing Support Manager
723 Swanston Street
Carlton, Victoria, 3053 Australia
Telephone: (03) 282 2620 Facsimile: (03) 282 2600
E-MAIL ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE ON PAPERS:
csrcb@mel.dit.csiro.au
Attention: Dr Robert C Bell,
Convenor Programme Committee
CONDITIONS OF PARTICIPATION
All contributors to the programme will be required to pay the
full registration fee.
Accepted papers must be presented in the prescribed camera ready
format on layout sheets that will be provided with preparation
guidelines. If final copy is not returned by the due date,
30 OCTOBER 1992 as given in the speakers' timetable, the paper
will be excluded from the proceedings and presentation at the
Conference, at the committee's discretion. In extreme circum-
stances, it may be permissible for contributing authors to
provide up to 300 copies of printed papers for distribution at
the Conference.
Authors would retain copyright, but would be required to give
permission for their papers to be reproduced in the Conference
proceedings. These proceedings will be distributed to all
registered delegates at the Conference. Selected sessions may be
videotaped and author's permission will also be required for
these sessions.
AUTHORS/SPEAKERS TIMETABLE
Deadline for receipt of 28 AUGUST 1992
papers or abstracts
Notification of provisional acceptance or 4 SEPTEMBER 1992
rejection, followed by provision of layout sheets
Deadline for submission of completed 25 SEPTEMBER 1992
papers for refereeing
Final acceptance or rejection 16 OCTOBER 1992
Final camera-ready copy to be received 30 OCTOBER 1992
Conference in Melbourne 7 - 9 DECEMBER 1992
Speakers are also advised that extremely high standards are
expected for the preparation of all audiovisual materials to be
used during the presentation of papers to the Conference. Such
aids as slides, overhead transparencies, figures, tables and
diagrams must be prepared well in advance of the Conference and
should be made available to the Conference Room Attendants well
in advance of the allocated Sessions.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE COMPLETE AND RETURN THIS FORM TO:
Postal Address:
Fifth Australian Supercomputing Conference
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
Computer Centres - Building 5
124 Latrobe Street
Melbourne Vic 3000
AUSTRALIA
E-mail Address:
5asc@rmit.edu.au
Facsimile:
+61 3 663 5652
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