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                               SAM'04:
                     Fourth SDL and MSC Workshop
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                       CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
             2nd June to 4th June, 2004, Ottawa, Canada.
                  http://www.site.uottawa.ca/sam04/

The SDL and MSC (SAM) workshop provides an open discussion arena in the year between SDL Forums, which are held every two years. It addresses topics related to the modelling and analysis of reactive systems, distributed systems, and real-time systems (e.g. telecommunications, automotive, aerospace, Web-based applications). This fourth instance of the workshop will emphasize Security Analysis and Modelling with a full-day tutorial, a special session, and a panel.

The intended audience includes users of modelling techniques (in industrial and standardization contexts), tool vendors, researchers, and SDL Forum members. Being a less formal event than the biennial SDL Forum, the SAM workshop is a place for intensive discussions enabling the unfolding of ideas for the future development and application of SDL and MSC, and of related languages: ASN.1, eODL, TTCN, UML, and URN (GRL and UCM). June 1st: Tutorial Day

A full day tutorial with hands-on exercises on Black Box Security Protocols, by Sjouke Mauw and Cas Cremers, Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands

June 2nd - 4th: Workshop

Invited talk on Model-Driven Software Engineering, by Bran Selic, Distinguished Engineer, IBM Rational Software, Canada
21 refereed papers presented in 6 sessions:
- SDL and eODL * Security
- Evolution of Languages * Requirements and MSC
- SDL and Modelling * Experience using SDL, MSC, TTCN
Two panel sessions:
- SDL Evolution / SDL Task Force
- Security Analysis and Modelling

SDL Design Contest

The SAM'04 SDL Design Contest is open for participation until May 31st. Participants will present their results at the workshop. Three generous prizes are to be awarded at the end of the workshop. Details are available at http://www.safire-sdl.com/sam_04.htm

Venue

Ottawa is the capital city of Canada, with approximately one million habitants. Placed at the confluence of three rivers, it has attractive view, great outdoors, beautiful museums and many other exciting attractions. The workshop will take place in the University of Ottawa's shining new SITE building, with good computer facilities and a food court, near sports facilities and nice walks. The workshop dinner will be held at the award-winning Restaurant L'Or=E9e du Bois, in the beautiful Gatineau Park. This restaurant is renowned for its French and regional cuisine in a unique country setting in the heart of Canada's National Capital Region parkland.

Registration

Registration forms are available on the workshop's Web site. Early birds' rates are valid until May 15th. Special rates for students are also available, but places are limited. It is possible to register to the tutorial only, to the workshop, or to both. Register now! http://www.site.uottawa.ca/sam04/

Organization: University of Ottawa, SDL Forum Society, ITU-T Sponsors: Safire-SDL, SOLINET, Telelogic AB

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