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RFC 631 UNKNOWN EVENTS · COMPUTING

International meeting on minicomputers and data communication: Call for papers

A call for papers for a 1975 meeting in Liege, Belgium.

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PUBLISHED
April 1974
AUTHORS
A. Danthine
STREAM
Legacy
MEETING DATES
January 20–22, 1975
SUMMARY DEADLINE
June 1, 1974
FULL MANUSCRIPT DEADLINE
September 1, 1974
PRESENTATION LIMIT
30 minutes
DOI
10.17487/RFC0631

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Network Working Group                                A. Danthine
RFC # 631                                            Universite de Liege
NIC # 30773                                          April 17, 1974




     International Meeting on Mini-Computers and Data Communication
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           To be held in Liege (Palais des Congres), Belgium
                           January 20-22 1975




                            CALL FOR PAPERS
                            ---------------




    The "Association des Ingenieurs Electriciens sortis de l'Institut
Electrotechnique Montefiore A.I.M.)" organizes a meeting on "Mini-
Computers and Data Communication" in Liege from January 20 to January-
22, 1975.

    Authors are requested to submit papers on subjects in relation to
the use of mini-computers in data communications, such as:

    -- mini-computers architecture
    -- protocol definition and representation
    -- software organization
    -- fault tolerant computing
    -- system evaluation techniques and simulation
    -- terminals pooling techniques
    -- computers network
    -- packet switching

    The papers will be distributed before the meeting to all the
participants.  The time allocated to each presentation will be limited
to 30 minutes in order to provide ample discussion time.

    Authors wishing to present papers are requested to submit title and
a 500 words summary by June 1st 1974. Authors are requested to indicate
also company affiliation and to give a brief Biographical note Authors
of accepted papers will be notified before July 1st 1974. They will be
requested to sent their full manuscripts before September 1st, 1974.

    Papers and presentation may be either in English or in French.
Simultaneous translation will he available at the meeting.

    Please forward summaries and biographical note to the Chairman of
the Steering Com-mittee:

                                                  Professor A. DANTHINE
                                                  Universite de Liege
                                                  Avenue des Tilleuls, 49
                                                  B-4000 LIEGE (Belgium).











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PROBLEMThe organizers invited researchers to present work on minicomputers and data communication.
MECHANISMThe announcement lists paper topics, submission deadlines, presentation limits and language arrangements for the meeting in Liege.
THE CALLAuthors were asked to submit a title and 500-word summary by June 1, 1974, with full manuscripts due by September 1 for accepted papers.

§1The Liege Meeting

The Association of Electrical Engineers of the Montefiore Institute organized an international meeting on minicomputers and data communication in Liege, Belgium. The meeting was scheduled for January 20–22, 1975, at the Palais des Congres.

The organizers planned a meeting in Liege about minicomputers and data communication. It was scheduled for January 20–22, 1975.

§2Topics and Paper Submissions

The call invites papers on minicomputer architecture, protocol definition and representation, software organization, fault-tolerant computing, system evaluation and simulation, terminal pooling, computer networks and packet switching.

Authors were asked to submit a title and 500-word summary by June 1, 1974, with their company affiliation and a short biography. Accepted authors would be notified before July 1 and asked to submit full manuscripts before September 1, 1974.

Authors could submit work on computer design, protocols, software, reliability, networks and related topics. They were asked for a title, summary and biographical information by the stated deadline.

§3Presentations and Languages

Each presentation was limited to 30 minutes to leave time for discussion. Papers and presentations could be in English or French, and simultaneous translation would be available. The announcement directs submissions to Professor A. Danthine at the University of Liege.

Presentations could be in English or French, with simultaneous translation. Each talk had a 30-minute limit.