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SCC 2010 Work-in-Progress Track
Download a full-page color poster
(in November 2009 and December 2009 Issues of the Communications
of ACM and IEEE Computer) for the largest
Services Computing event in 2010!
We are planning a highly interactive and participatory meeting, with ample
room for discussing new ideas, work in progress, and thesis and dissertations.
Our Work-in-Progress Session will be carefully planned to achieve this goal. It
will be fully integrated with the conference program, centering on providing a
forum for researchers and industry practitioners to discuss their on-going
research and projects in the field of cloud computing.
Accepted submissions and presented papers will be published in a
special section of the SCC 2010 Conference Proceedings in both CD-ROM
version and online version by the IEEE Computer Society. Please follow
the IEEE Proceedings Formatting Instructions to
prepare your papers.
Purpose and Scope
This session provides a forum for attendees to illustrate and discuss
their latest services computing related plans, projects, and advances,
even when implementation or deployment has not been fully completed.
However, the work should be advanced enough as to allow attendees to
appreciate its scope and significance. Submissions may target on any
topic related to the conference, describing on-going work at your
institution. The Work-in-Progress papers will be an important way of
sharing what is happening in cloud computing research and applications,
so please feel free to submit your papers to SCC 2010.
Work-in-Progress Session Schedule and Details
The Work-in-Progress Session provides a two-way presentation
form. Each presenter is required to set up a poster-board presentation
complementing with a short oral presentation (10 minutes) highlighting the
uniqueness of their on-going work. Presenters are required to set up their
poster-board presentations at least 2 hours before the official start time of
the Session, which will be announced with the final Conference Program.
The size of poster-board displays should be no larger than 3 x 4 feet.
Easels will be supplied for display. Presenters must furnish all other supplies
necessary to display their work.
Abstract Submission Procedures:
Submit a PDF or MSWord file following the IEEE format (IEEE Proceedings Formatting Instructions).
The uploaded document must be no longer than two pages.
Submissions that exceed this size will be returned without reviewing.
Work-in-Progress Paper Submission:
Please
use the dedicated SCC 2010 Work-in-Progress Conference Management System to
submit your Work-in-Progress papers to SCC 2010. The dealine is announced on the submission page.
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