CALL FOR WORKSHOPS

PRESENTATION

Traditionally, SBRC programming includes satellite events held in the form of workshops on topics related to the Symposium and of community interest. These satellite events serve typically as an alternative forum to the main event track so that emerging issues, cross-cutting themes, or even themes already established, but that interest to a substantial portion of the community, can be discussed following different dynamics used in main trail, providing a more informal and where discussions can occur more intensely environment.

For its thirty fifth edition, the organizing committee of SBRC invites researchers to submit proposals for workshops to be held in conjunction with the Symposium covering one or more Computer Networks and Distributed Systems community interest areas. As in previous editions, the workshops will last for a day or half a day.

Instructions for proposals submission

Proposals for workshops should include the following items:

Workshop title
Name, email and bond institution of each workshop organizers
Brief description of the main topics of the workshop and justification for why the submitted topic should be addressed in the context of SBRC workshop (max. 1 page)
Workshop dynamics description, including forecast of lectures and / or panels
Preliminary list of members of the program committee (if applicable), and may include preliminary version of call for papers
Case the proposed workshop is a new edition of a workshop already presented earlier in SBRC, please include:
- Brief history of previous editions
- Number of submitted and accepted papers, as well as number of participants in the three previous editions (or in all editions if fewer than three editions have been held)
Infrastructure needs, expected number of participants and duration of the workshop (a full day or half a day).

Proposals must be submitted by email (in PDF format) to Ronaldo A. Ferreira (raf [at] facom.ufms.br) containing in subject field the following label “[SBRC2017-Workshops].

Important Dates

Submission of workshop proposals: October 28th, 2016
Notification of accepted workshops: November 11th, 2016
Sending any material in final format to be included in the annals SBRC: April 28th, 2017