International meeting on minicomputers and data communication: Call for papers
Call for papers at a 1975 conference on minicomputers and networking.
Danthine, A., "International meeting on minicomputers and data communication: Call for papers", RFC 631, DOI 10.17487/RFC0631, April 1974, <https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc631>.
@misc{rfc631,
series = {Request for Comments},
number = 631,
howpublished = {RFC 631},
publisher = {RFC Editor},
doi = {10.17487/RFC0631},
url = {https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc631},
author = {A. Danthine},
title = {{International meeting on minicomputers and data communication: Call for papers}},
pagetotal = 2,
year = 1974,
month = apr,
} RFC text
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
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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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§1Introduction
RFC 631 announces an international meeting on minicomputers and data communication to be held in Liege, Belgium from January 20-22, 1975, organized by the Association of Electrical Engineers. The conference aims to bring together researchers and practitioners working with minicomputers in data communication applications.
There is a conference coming up in Belgium about small computers and how they talk to each other.
§2Topics and Submissions
Papers are invited on topics including mini-computer architecture, protocol definition and representation, software organization, fault-tolerant computing, system evaluation and simulation, terminal pooling, computer networks and packet switching. Authors should submit a 500-word summary and biographical note by June 1, 1974. Accepted papers will be selected by July 1, with full manuscripts due by September 1, 1974. Each presentation is limited to 30 minutes to allow ample discussion time.
You can send papers about the design of small computers, how they talk to each other, how to make them reliable, and networking ideas.
§3Language and Logistics
Papers and presentations may be in English or French, with simultaneous translation provided. Interested authors should submit their summaries and biographical information to Professor A. Danthine, the chairman of the steering committee, at the Universite de Liege in Liege, Belgium.
You can write your paper in either English or French, and the conference will translate between them.