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- Subject: CFP: PLAN-X 2006
- From: Anders Møller <amoeller@brics.dk>
- Date: Tue, 20 Sep 2005 21:15:06 +0200
- Organization: BRICS, Department of Computer Science, University of Aarhus
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PLAN-X 2006: ACM SIGPLAN Workshop on
Programming Language Technologies for XML
http://planx2006.ens.fr/
Charleston, South Carolina, January 14th, 2006
Associated with POPL 2006
DATES:
Paper Submission: ..........October, the 3rd
Demo Submission: ...........October, the 31st
Notification: ..............November, the 24th
Final version due: .........December, the 18th
PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
Gavin Bierman Microsoft Research
Giuseppe Castagna (chair) Ecole Normale Superieure
Alain Frisch INRIA Rocquencourt
Tova Milo Tel Aviv University
Giorgio Ghelli University of Pisa
Makoto Murata IBM Japan
Dan Olteanu Saarland University
Benjamin Pierce University of Pennsylvania
Mukund Raghavachari (demo chair) IBM T.J. Watson
Helmut Seidl TU Munchen
ORGANIZATION
Anders Moeller (conference chair) BRICS, University of Aarhus
SCOPE:
Programming language research has already had considerable impact
in the world of XML and will play an increasingly important role
in the design and implementation of future XML processing
systems. The PLAN-X workshop provides a forum where like-minded
researchers from a range of communities -- programming languages,
databases, document processing, etc. -- can gather and exchange
ideas.
The scope of the workshop includes both theoretical and practical
research. We seek both mature work that addresses significant
challenges posed by issues specific to XML and work still in
early stages that raises novel challenges. Example topics include
-- but are not limited to -- the following:
o language designs for more flexible XML manipulation (pattern
matching, path expressions, query languages, etc.);
o verification techniques for XML data and processing programs
(type systems, flow analysis, integrity constraints, etc.);
o formal models for XML processing based on logic, automata,
lambda calculi, etc.;
o compilation and optimization techniques for XML languages;
o linguistic ideas for processing large-scale XML data (external
storage, streaming, etc.);
o integration of XML languages and non-XML languages; and
o real-life applications and experiments with applying language
technologies to XML-intensive problems.
DEMOS:
This year the program committee invites proposals for a demonstrations
program. This program offers a showcase for first-hand experience with
research systems and prototypes for programming with XML. The selected
proposals will be given the opportunity to present a brief overview of
their system at the meeting and demonstrate their system in a separate
room. Commercial sales and marketing activities are not appropriate
for the demonstrations program. Submission of a demonstration proposal
on a particular topic does not preclude or require a separate
submission of a paper on that topic.
PROCEEDINGS:
There will be no formal proceedings, thus, accepted material may
be published elsewhere at a later date. The aim is that besides
providing a forum for presenting new ideas, the workshop
constitutes a focused testbed for mature work before it being
submitted to major conferences.
SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
Research papers: We solicit submissions on original research
not previously published or currently submitted for
publication elsewhere. We request extended abstracts not
exceeding 5000 words (approximately 10 pages), but shorter
extended abstracts (e.g. 2000 words) are often sufficient.
Paper submission site: http://planx06.brics.dk/PLAN-X-06/submit/
Demos: An extended abstract of up to two pages, including the
title, authors, full contact information, and technical
content to be demonstrated must be provided. Please indicate
if the demo requires network access.
Submission e-mail: planx-demo@watson.ibm.com
Submitted documents should be in screen-readable PDF (preferred)
or PS format.
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