Sixteenth ACM Symposium on Principles of Distributed
Computing (PODC '97)
Aug 21-24 1997, Santa Barbara, California
PODC is a conference that focuses on research in the theory, design, specification
or implementation of distributed systems. PODC is sponsored by SIGACT
and SIGOPS.
Important dates
Jan 24, 1997: Paper
submission deadline. As before, we encourage authors to submit
papers electronically to PODC
Apr 20, 1997: Acceptance/rejection
notifications
May 23, 1997: Camera-ready
versions of accepted papers due.
Aug 21-24, 1997: Conference dates.
PODC '97 will be held just before WSS
and just after Crypto.
On going to PODC97 ...
Online
registration form
Online
housing form
Local
information
Tentative
conference program (also contains the list of accepted papers, with
many links to online versions)
Major changes from previous PODCs
Amir
Pnueli will give his A.
M. Turing award lecture at PODC '97.
PODC will hold tutorials
before the conference (on Aug 21). Click here
for more information.
We will collect full papers
backing brief announcements at a web site.
Best student paper award
This year, two papers shared the best student paper award:
-
Relative
Liveness and Behavior Abstraction
-
Ulrich Nitsche and Pierre
Wolper
-
Determining
Consensus Numbers
-
Eric Ruppert
Further information
The call
for papers
Tutorials
and invited speakers
Temporary
notices about PODC '97 (e.g., room share information)
The
PODC
'95, PODC '96, PODC '98,
and PODC '99 home pages
Other
related conferences and calls for papers
About
research in distributed algorithms and systems
Ordering
proceedings from earlier PODCs
This page is maintained by Gil Neiger (gilATacm.org)