10th
International Conference on Reliable Software Technologies
–
Ada-Europe 2005
20-24 June 2005, York, UK
http://www.ada-europe.org/conference2005.html
Call for Industrial Presentations
Conference Chair
Alan Burns
University of York, UK
Program Co-Chairs
Tullio Vardanega
University of Padua, Italy
tullio.vardanega@math.unipd.it
Andy Wellings
University of York, UK
Tutorial Chair
Iain Bate
University of York, UK
Exhibition Chair
Rod
Chapman
Praxis High Integrity
Systems
rod.chapman@praxis-his.com
Publicity Chair
Ian Broster
University of York, UK
Dirk Craeynest
Aubay Belgium & K.U.Leuven, Belgium
Dirk.Craeynest@cs.kuleuven.ac.be
Local Administrator
Sue Helliwell
University of York, UK
sue@cs.york.ac.uk
Ada-Europe Conference Liaison
Laurent Pautet
ENST Paris, France
In cooperation with
SIGAda
(approval pending)
General Information
The 10th International Conference on Reliable Software Technologies (Ada-Europe 2005) will take place in York, UK. Following the usual style, the conference will span a full week, including a three-day technical program and vendor exhibitions from Tuesday to Thursday, along with parallel workshops and tutorials on Monday and Friday.
Call for Presentations
In addition to the usual call for papers, this year we are also having a call for presentations primarily aimed at industrialists who have valuable experience to report but who do not wish to write a complete paper.
This separate call for presentations is made for Experience Reports from Industrial Projects and/or Experiments, Case Studies and Comparative Assessments, Management Approaches, Qualitative and Quantitative Metrics, Experience Reports on Education and Training Activities with bearing on any of the conference topics.
See the reverse side of this page for further details.
Schedule
Submission of Presentations
Presenters are invited to submit a one-page overview of the proposed presentation to Rod Chapman (rod.chapman@praxis-his.com) by January 10th 2005. The Industrial Committee will review the proposals. The authors of selected presentations shall prepare their final presentation by 20th May 2005; they should aim to talk for 20 minutes. The authors of accepted presentations will also be asked to derive articles from them, for publication in the Ada User Journal.
Exhibitions
Commercial exhibitions will span the three days of the main conference. Vendors and providers of software products and services should contact the Exhibition Chair Rod Chapman as soon as possible for further information and for allowing suitable planning of the exhibition space and time.
Tutorials
Tutorials should address subjects that fall within the thrust of the conference and may be proposed as either half- or full-day events. Proposals should include a title, an abstract, a description of the topic, a detailed outline of the presentation, a description of the presenter's lecturing expertise in general and with the proposed topic in particular, the proposed duration (half day or full day), the intended level of the tutorial (introductory, intermediate, or advanced), and the recommended audience experience and background. Proposals should be submitted by e-mail to the Tutorial Chair Iain Bate. The providers of full-day tutorials will receive a complimentary conference registration as well as a fee for every paying participant in excess of 5; for half-day tutorials, the fee will accordingly be halved. The Ada User Journal will offer space for the publication of summaries of the accepted tutorial in issues preceding and/or following the conference.
