[IMRG] pam 2006 cfp

Passive and Active Measurement Conference 2006 Preliminary Call For Papers

Conference Information

    The sixth Passive and Active Measurement conference will be held     March 30-31, 2006 in Adelaide, Australia. This event focuses on     research and practical applications of network measurement and     analysis techniques. The conference's goal is to provide a     forum for current work in its early stages. Original papers are     invited from the research and operations communities on topics     including, but not limited to:

• Active Network Measurements
• Passive Network Measurements
• Performance Metrics
• Traffic Statistics
• Measurement Visualization
• New Measurement Approaches & Techniques
• Deployment of Measurement Infrastructure
• New Measurement Initiatives
• Applications of Network Measurements
• Network Measurements and Security
• Network Troubleshooting using Measurements
• New Network Measurement Tools

    The PAM steering committee believes that releasing measurement     data allows for better science to be conducted in the field of     network measurement. Therefore, for the first time, an award     will be given at PAM 2006 for the best paper based on a new     dataset that the authors are releasing for community use in     subsequent research. To qualify, a paper must significantly     utilize a dataset that has been collected for the work presented     in the paper. Further, the dataset must be freely available to     any researcher. Authors should flag papers they wish to be     considered for this award with a footnote on the first page of     the paper. Novel datasets are especially encouraged. The     awarded paper will be chosen from the set of qualifying papers     accepted for the conference by a committee made up of a subset     of the program and steering committees.

Conference Web Page

    http://www.pam2006.org/

Submission Information

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    To ensure PAM 2006 is fresh and interesting, we are soliciting     short papers. Unlike in previous years, authors are asked for     full papers and not extended abstracts. No additional space     will be given once a paper has been accepted.

    Papers must be submitted in the Springer LNCS format and must     not exceed 10 pages. Formatting guidelines are available here:

      http://www.springeronline.com/sgw/cda/frontpage/0,11855,4-164-2-72376-0,00.html

    Authors are, as always, asked to refrain from submitting papers     submitted to PAM to other venues during the reviewing period.

    Paper submission instructions to be announced.

Important Dates

    Paper Registration: October 2, 2005
    Paper Submission: October 9, 2005 (HARD deadline)     Author Notification: December 9, 2005     Camera Ready: TBD (likely mid-late January 2006)     Conference: March 30-31, 2006

Conference Organization  

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    General Chair: Matt Roughan, University of Adelaide

Program Committee

    Mark Allman, chair      ICSI
    Grenville Armitage      Swinburne University of Technology
    Steven Bellovin         Columbia University
    Ethan Blanton           Purdue University
    Randy Bush              IIJ
    Mark Claypool           WPI
    Anja Feldmann           Technical University, Muinch
    Timur Friedman          University P. & M. Curie
    Simon Leinen            SWITCH
    Z. Morley Mao           University of Michigan
    Alberto Medina          BBN Technologies
    David Meyer             University of Oregon/Cisco
    Andrew Moore            University of London
    David Moore             CAIDA
    Shawn Ostermann         Ohio University
    Dina Papagiannaki       Intel
    Matt Roughan            University of Adelaide
    Anees Shaikh            IBM TJ Watson Research Center
    Nina Taft               Intel
    Steve Uhlig             Universite catholique de Louvain

Steering Committee

    Mark Allman             ICSI
    Chadi Barakat           INRIA
    Nevil Brownlee          University of Auckland
    Mark Crovella           Boston University
    Constantine Dovrolis    Georgia Tech
    Ian Graham              Endace
    Ian Pratt               University of Cambridge
    Matt Roughan            University of Adelaide

For any additional information, please contact Mark Allman (mallman@icir.org).