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Call
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2nd ACM International Workshop on
Data Engineering for Wireless and Mobile Access
(MobiDE01)
May
20, 2001
in Santa Barbara, California, USA
In
conjunction with SIGMOD/PODS '01
Sponsored by ACM SIGMOBILE
in cooperation with ACM SIGMOD
With Support from Bell Labs/Lucent Technologies,
HP Labs and Chutney
Technologies
A printable, one page version of the
CFP is also available.
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AIMS & TOPICS OF INTERESTS:
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This
is the second of a series of workshop that aim to act as a bridge
between the data management and the mobile computing communities.
The 1st MobiDE workshop took place in Seattle, Aug. 1999, in conjunction
with MobiCom 1999. The workshop will serve as a forum for researchers
and technologists to discuss the state-of-the-art, present their
contributions, and set future directions in data management for
mobile and wireless access. The topics of interest include but are
not limited to:
- pervasive
computing
- sensor databases
and networks
- data caching,
replication and view materialization
- consistency
maintenance, inconsistency management and availability
- transaction
migration, recovery and commit processing
- mobile transaction
models and management
- mobile agent
models and languages
- wireless
multimedia systems
- mobility
awareness and adaptability
- data publication
modes: push, broadcast and multicast
- location
dependent data access and queries
- disconnected
operation and weak connectivity
- data server
models and architectures
- database
issues for moving objects: storing, indexing
- Quality
of Service for mobile databases
- mobile access
to new form of data and web
- prototype
design of mobile databases
- ad-hoc networked
databases
- mobile e-commerce
The workshop
will be organized in a manner designed to foster interaction and
exchange of ideas among the participants. Besides paper presentations,
time will be allocated to open discussion forums, informal discussions
and panels. In addition to regular papers, vision or work-in-progress
papers are also invited to stimulate debates on open problems and
challenges. Proposals for panels are also solicited. Panel topics
on emerging or even provocative topics that will generate lively
discussions are especially welcome.
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IMPORTANT DATES:
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- Abstract Submission: March 1, 2001
- Paper
Submissions and Panel Proposals: March 5,
2001
- Notification
of acceptance: April 2, 2001
- Camera-ready
version due: April 18, 2001
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SUBMISSIONS AND PROCEEDINGS:
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The
workshop proceedings will be published by ACM
All submissions
will be handled electronically.
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Organizing
Committee: |
Workshop
Chair:
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Krithi Ramamritham
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India and Computer Science
Dept., UMass Amherst, USA
krithi@cse.iitb.ernet.in
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Program
Chairs:
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Panos K. Chrysanthis
Computer Science Dept.
University of Pittsburgh, USA
panos@cs.pitt.edu
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Evaggelia Pitoura
Computer Science Dept.
University of Ioannina, Greece
pitoura@cs.uoi.gr
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Publicity
Chair:
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Financial
Chair:
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Anupam
Joshi
Computer Science Dept.
UMBC, USA
joshi@csee.umbc.edu
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Sujata Banerjee
HP Labs & Info Science & Telecom Dept. and University of Pittsburgh
sujata@tele.pitt.edu
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