IVNET'05
[Important dates | Special Sessions |
Workshops | Publications |
Committee | Registration Info ]
IVNET’05 is the First International Conference of Innovative Views of .NET
Technologies to be held in Porto (Portugal) at June 22nd,
2005.
The papers and slides from the
presentations are available online
The main goal of IVNET’05 is to bring together researchers, developers and users
familiar with .NET Technologies in order to discuss the benefits of
these technologies in a new Knowledge Society where the importance of
using modern and powerful technologies makes the difference.
Program
ISEP, Sala de Actos, 22nd June 2005
R. Dr. António Bernardino de Almeida, 431
Porto
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Agenda |
| 9h30-9h45 |
Opening session
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| 9h45-10h45 |
A Mobile Systems Interface Protocol [
paper |slides ]
José Carlos Rodrigues
Treating Interfaces as Components [
paper | slides ]
Manuel Schwarzinger
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| 10h45-11h00 |
coffee-break |
| 11h00-12h30 |
An Optimizing Just-In-Time Compiler for Rotor [
paper | slides ]
João Trindade
Eclipse.NET: An Integration Platform for ProjectIT-Studio [
paper | slides ]
João Saraiva
An Overview of Sangam: A System for Integrating Data to Investigate
Stress-Circuitry-Gene Coupling [
paper | slides ]
Shahram Ghandeharizadeh
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| 12h30-14h00 |
lunch break |
| 14h00-15h30 |
Benchmarking a transaction engine design (Key note speech)
[ paper | slides ]
Arvindra Sehmi
Microsoft EMEA
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| 15h30-15h45 |
coffee-break
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| 15h45-17h15 |
Prototyping Concurrent Systems in C omega [
paper | slides ]
Nuno Rodrigues
Using Visual Studio Extensibility Mechanisms for Requirements Specification
[ paper |
slides ]
João Carmo
New roles for synchronous communication in on-line education [
paper | slides ]
Vitor Cardoso
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| 17h15-17h30 |
Closing session
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Registration is free of charge. You must however
register to the event in order to let us know how many
persons will be attending the event and arrange a bigger room if
necessary.
People attending the event will be entitled to a hard copy of the proceedings
and coffe-breaks. Lunch arrangements must be made on an individual basis (there
are a number of restaurants nearby the conference site).
Key Note Speaker
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Arvindra Sehmi is Head of the Enterprise Architecture
team in Microsoft EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) Developer and Platform
Evangelism Group. He focuses on enterprise software-engineering best practice
adoption throughout the EMEA developer and architect community and leads
Architecture Evangelism in EMEA for the Financial Services Industry where his
current interest is in high performance asynchronous computing architectures.
The highly regarded EMEA Architects Forum is a multi-country conference that he
has led for the past two years. Arvindra conceived, produced and is the
executive editor of JOURNAL, the new Microsoft Architects Journal which is a
quarterly peer-reviewed publication for software architects.
Prior to joining Microsoft, Arvindra was CTO at Agility, a Boston-based
start-up, where he designed knowledge management systems for Private Client
Banking and consulted on original technology projects for Financial
Institutions in the area. As Principal Consultant at Capco Ltd., he developed
new software architectures for securities settlement, transaction flow and
event management, and real-time compound data reconciliation. During this time
he was lead-architect for an industry-first global B2B utility service for
cross-border securities settlements. Before he discovered .NET and a life at
Microsoft, Arvindra was a serious Java/J2EE hack and continues to do extensive
work on competitive technology strategy at Microsoft.
Arvindra holds a Ph.D. in Bio-medical Engineering and a Masters degree in
Business.
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Download the Call for Papers (PDF)
From a technological point of view IVNET’05 will join people from several
areas like Programming Languages, Distributed Systems, Operating Systems,
Databases, Information Systems and Human Computer Interaction.
Submissions can be of one of the following types:
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scientific papers of fundamental or applied research
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case studies and applications projects of real industrial scenarios (with
possible software demonstration
Papers should demonstrate that the authors: are attacking a significant problem;
have devised an interesting, compelling solution; have demonstrated the
practicality and benefits of the solution; and have drawn appropriate
conclusions.
Papers (max 12 pages) or Extended Abstracts (max 3 pages) should be prepared
according the Springer LNCS style (http://www.springer.de/comp/lncs/authors.html)
and should be submitted in PDF, DOC or RTF formats in one of (but not
limited to) the following areas:
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Programming & support systems |
Databases, Decision suport systems & Software engineering |
Applications & case studies |
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CLI implementations (e.g., Rotor and Mono)
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CLI/CLR enhancements
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Distributed Systems
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Mobile Systems
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Application Servers
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Transaction Monitors
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Soft Computing
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Diagnosis and Error Recovery
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Clustering
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XML & Web Services
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Hyper-Threading
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Patterns and Architectures
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Data warehousing
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OLAP and Reporting
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Information Retrieval
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Data Mining
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Classification
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Forecasting
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CASE Tools and IDEs
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Project Management
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Requirement and Test Engineering
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Model-driven Development
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Agile software development
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Patterns and Architectures
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Web-based Collaborative systems
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Content Management
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e-Business
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e-Government
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e-Learning
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Transport
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Virtual environments
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Ubiquitous Computing
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Patterns and Architectures
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Service Orientation
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Business Process Modelling
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Other application areas
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Important Dates
Full Paper Submission:
4th February 2005
Position papers (work in progress): 2 5th
February 2005
Special sessions: 25th February
2005
Author Notification:  April
19th 2005
Workshops Submission: 15th April
2005
Final Camera-Ready Submission and Registration:
15th May 2005
Special sessions
Special Sessions are welcome. Organizers of these sessions will chair them. To
organize a Special Session it is necessary to send the proposed title for the
session and a list of four papers. These papers must be submitted and reviewed
by the normal procedure; the special session organizer will be informed of all
the on-going process.
Workshops and Tutorials
Workshops and Tutorial are also welcome. Organizers of Tutorials and Workshops
should send a proposal with the Tutorials or Workshops title, brief description
of the objectives, duration (half a day or fully day), list of speakers and
tentative presentations titles.
Publications
A selection of some IVNET'05 papers will be published as a book.
Registration
Registration is free of charge. You must however
register to the event in order to let us know how many
persons will be attending the event and arrange a bigger room if
necessary.
People attending the event will be entitled to a hard copy of the proceedings
and coffe-breaks. Lunch arrangements must be made on an individual basis (there
are a number of restaurants nearby the conference site).
Committe
General Chair: Paulo Sousa (ISEP)
Organization Chair: Vitor Santos (MS)
Program Chair: Alberto Silva (IST)
Program Committee:
Aguiar, Ademar (FEUP)
Bragança, Alexandre (I2S)
Cabral, Bruno (UC)
Caires, Luis (UNL)
Carreiro, Henrique (MS)
Carvalho, Carlos (ISEP)
Cierniak, Michal (MS)
Costa, Manuel (MSR)
Costa, Nuno (MS)
Falcão, Luis (ISEL)
Felix, Pedro (ISEL)
Ferreira, Paulo (IST)
Guerreiro, Pedro (UNL)
Henriques, Pedro (UM)
Losa, Miguel (ISEP)
Martins, Arnaldo (UAveiro)
Mamede, Henrique (UAberta)
Nunes, Nuno (UMadeira)
Pascoal, João (FEUP)
Proença, Paulo (ISEP)
Rocha, António (B-Simple)
Sequeira, Manuel (ISCTE)
Silva, José António (MS)
Silva, Miguel Mira da (IST)
Silva, Mário (FCUL)
Sousa, Paulo (ISEP)
Tavares, José (ISEP)
Videira, Carlos (UAL)
Veiga, Vasco (MS)
Watkins, Damien (MSR)
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