IEEE ComSoc TCGN

Gigabit Networking Workshop GBN99 - Call for Participation

21 March 1999 - New York, NY

Sponsored by the IEEE ComSoc Technical Committee on Gigabit Networking
in conjunction with INFOCOM'99

GBN is held on the first day of Infocom; for more information and registration, see the Infocom web site

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Purpose and Format

The purpose of this workshop is to provide a forum for presenting and discussing very recent work in gigabit networking and to raise relevant issues to the general networking community in a timely manner. It will take place from 8:30 AM until 5:00 PM with lunch provided. There will be an open business meeting of the Technical Committee on Gigabit Networking following the workshop at 5:00 PM.

The workshop will consist of a number of short informal presentations and discussion on current research and implementation, hot topics, position statements, and controversial issues relating to high bandwidth networking. The focus is on end-to-end issues including transport and higher layer protocols, host and network interface architecture, operating systems, emerging applications, deployment and management of large networks, economic and regulatory issues, security and privacy, and other societal impacts. We are particularly interested on the theme of high performance distributed information access designed to scale to gigabit giganode networks with a high (number of users) × (throughput per user) product, including:

Special Focus Topic - each year, GBN highlights focus topics, for which abstracts are specifically recruited. This year's topics are: There will be sessions reserved for interactive discussion. Suggestions for additional topics are welcome (email tcgn@ieee.org and Cc: to the program co-chairs; controversial topics and outrageous viewpoints are encouraged. Presentations will appear in the online proceedings of the workshop, under URL http://www.ccrc.wustl.edu/pub/ieee-tcgn/conference/gbn99.

Submission

Submission of a one page abstract is due 29 January 1999, and must be in plain text (66 lines max.) by email to the program chair at evans@ittc.ukans.edu. Please include the text "GBN99 Submission" in the Subject: field; all submissions will be quickly acknowledged (otherwise contact the program chair to confirm receipt). Notification will be made by 12 February 1999. Annotated electronic versions of the presentation foils are due 15 March 1999, to be included in the on-line proceedings prior to the workshop. Selected submissions will be invited to develop full papers for fast-track review for Protocols for High-Speed Networks `99, http://www.isi.edu/pfhsn99.

Registration

Registration for the workshop will be handled as part of INFOCOM'99 registration; information is available on the WWW at http://www.comsoc.org/confs/infocom/99/ . Additional copies of the GBN'99 CFP and additional information on the workshop are available on the WWW at http://www.ccrc.wustl.edu/pub/ieee-tcgn, or by email to the program co-chairs.

Program Co-Chairs
Prof. Joseph B. Evans Joe Touch
Info. &and Telecom. Tech. CenterUSC/ISI
2291 Irving Hill RoadSuite 1001
University of Kansas4676 Admiralty Way
Lawrence, KS 66045 USAMarina del Rey, CA 90292 USA
+1 785 864-4830+1 310 822 1511 x151
evans@ittc.ukans.edutouch@isi.edu
http://www.ittc.ukans.edu/~evans/http://www.isi.edu/touch
Program Committee (tentative)
Christophe Diot, Sprint Labs
Aloke Guha, StorageTek (STK)
Bryan Lyles, Sprint Labs
Gerald Neufeld, Siara Systems
Dick Skillen, Interlog
James Sterbenz, BBN Technologies, GTE
Richard Thompson, Univ. of Pittsburgh


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