Call for Papers

[James DeRoest]

                       Call for Papers

                     SHARE 76 Conference
                      San Francisco, CA
                 February 24 - March 1, 1991

The Unix Project of the IBM SHARE Users Group is seeking papers
describing projects based in a Unix environment for presentation at
SHARE 76 Conference in February 1991.  With the recent announcement of
of the RISC System/6000, and AIX supported across the PS/2, RT, RISC
System/6000 and 370/XA architectures, there is fast growing interest in
how these systems can be used, supported, and integrated into a
traditionally non-IBM environment.  The RISC System/6000 is now
accepted as a qaulifying machine for SHARE membership admission.
Papers selected for presentation during the San Francisco conference
will be published in the conference proceedings.

Technical topics related to, but not limited to, the following
areas are invited for submission:

Supercomputing                  Distributed Systems
Scientific Computing            Transaction Processing
Workstations                    Database Applications
Security and Administration     Networking
Human Factors                   Graphics and Imaging
User Support                    Languagues and Programming
Performance and Tuning          Interoperability

Submissions for consideration should be approximately 2 to 3 typewritten
pages in length, and include a topic abstract and outline, references,
and author address (Mail address, Phone, EMail).  Papers must be received
by October 15, 1990 to be considered.  Notification of acceptance or rejection
will be made by January 1, 1991.  A camera ready copy of papers selected for
presentation will be required by the San Francisco presentation date.

Send submissions or questions to:

Jim DeRoest
SHARE Unix Project
University Computing Services, JE-30
University of Washington
4545 15th Ave NE
Seattle, WA 98195
(206)543-6343
deroest at cac.washington.edu
deroest at cac.bitnet

SHARE Unix Project:

Phylecia Brandley, N.C.A.R. (Manager)       phylecia at ncar.ucar.edu
Tom Rounds, Cornell Univ (Deputy Mgr)       trj at cornellf.tn.cornell.edu
Bonita Giagnacova, UC Berkeley              spgbrg at cmsa.berkeley.edu
Jim DeRoest, U of Washington                deroest at cac.washington.edu
Scott Bradner, Harvard Univ                 sob at harvard.harvard.edu
Jill Hendrickson, Intel Corp                jhendric at cadev4.intel.com
Richard Alexander, Cornell Univ             raa at cornella.cit.cornell.edu
Harold Hauck, IBM Corp
Howard Green, IBM Corp