MEXICAN 2009 - 10th MEXICAN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPUTER SCIENCE

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Category MEXICAN 2009

Deadline: June 21, 2009 | Date: September 21, 2009

Venue/Country: Mexico, Mexico

Updated: 2010-06-04 19:32:22 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

21- 25 SEPTEMBER 2009, Mexico City, MEXICO

CALL FOR PAPERS

SUBMISSIONS AT http://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=enc2009

>>> Full paper submission deadline (extended): 15th June 2009 <<<

CONFERENCE

The Mexican International Conference on Computer Science is one of the

most important scientific actions of the Mexican Society on Computer

Science (SMCC). It promotes the publication of scientific results of the

international community related to applied and fundamental research on

Computer Science. Today, Computer Science has enlarged its horizons and

it is practiced under multidisciplinary contexts that introduce new

challenges to theoretical and technical approaches. In this sense, the

conference provides a main scientific track but also workshops and

tutorials on emergent and hybrid topics and technologies.

SCIENTIFIC TRACK

This track will address topics concerning these issues focussing on

issues concerning human computer interfaces, algorithmic, data

management and exploitation and distributed systems. Authors are invited

to submit original works on relevant topics, including, but not

restricted to:

* Software engineering techniques and methodologies: agile software

techniques, software processes and modelling, software architectures,

quality and metrics, programming paradigms (objects, components,

services), autonomic systems.

Chair:

Maria Valeria de Castro, URJ, Spain, vcastro [at] escet.urjc.es

* Data management and exploitation: distributed databases, stream

management systems, sensor based networks and databases, multimedia data

retrieval and management, natural language processing, database tuning,

data mining, information visualization, information retrieval, P2P systems.

Chair:

Sodel Vazquez Reyes, ITESM, Mexico, vazquezs [at] itesm.mx

* Distributed systems: middleware services, Web engineering, ubiquitous

and mobile distributed computing, grid computing, collaborative

computing, groupware development frameworks and toolkits, mobile

collaborative systems, workflow management.

Chair:

Miguel Aguilar Cornejo, UAM-Iztapalapa, Mexico, mac [at] xanum.uam.mx

* Algorithmic and Applied Mathematics: distributed algorithms, parallel

computing, evolutionary algorithms, model checking, modal logic,

incomplete reasoning.

Chair:

Efr?n Mezura, LANIA, Mexico, emezura [at] lania.mx

INDUSTRIAL, APPLICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE TRACK

This year the conference will open a space for an industrial track for

practitioners willing to report interesting experiences in developing

solutions and systems in the industrial arena. The Industrial,

Applications, and Experience Track covers innovative commercial

implementations, novel applications of technology, and experience in

applying recent research advances to practical situations, in any of the

following areas:

* Adapting DB Technology to Industrial Settings and Requirements

* Application Areas (Government, Finance, Humanities, Home and

Personal Computing, Telecommunications, ...)

* Bio-Informatics/Life Sciences

* Business Process Engineering and Execution Support

* Data Management for Developing Countries

* Digital Libraries/Document Management

* Electronic Commerce

* Engineering Information Systems

* Enterprise Data Management

* Enterprise Resource Planning

* Environmental Management

* Geographic Information Systems

* Industrial-Strength Systems based on existing technology

* Medical Systems

* Reporting of Pitfalls and Difficulties

* Retail Systems

* Self-Managing Systems

* System Design and Implementation

VENUE

French poet Andr? Breton famously called Mexico the surrealist country

par excellence, and Mexico City, the capital seems to revel in its

strangeness. The world's third largest urban area (by some estimates)

fills a highland basin 2240m above sea level, so you might already feel

a bit light-headed upon arrival. The city impresses visitors as a

wonderfully weird and welcoming world, and captivates them with its

year-round springlike climate, bubbling street life and abundant

cultural offerings. ENC 2009 will profit from the cultural opportunities

offered by Mexico City (http://www.mexicocity.com.mx/indexen.html) and

will combine science with an interesting cultural program. Here some

links about the content of the program:

* http://www.mna.inah.gob.mx/muna/mna_ing/intro_ing.html

* http://www.templomayor.inah.gob.mx/

* http://www.mexicocity.com.mx/teoti_i.html

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

Research papers

Authors are invited to submit full papers (12 pages, IEEE style) to this

topic according to the conference schedule. All accepted full papers

will be published in the IEEE conference proceedings and a selection of

papers will be published in a recognized journal with ISSN registration.

Industrial, Applications, and Experience Papers

Full papers or extended abstracts must be submitted electronically,

using the conference management tool. In particular, each paper must be

formatted according to the conference's camera-ready format (IEEE style)

and the page length is restricted to at most 12 pages.

PROPOSAL GUIDELINES

Tutorial Proposals

Dominique Decouchant, CNRS-LIG, France, Dominique.Decouchant [at] imag.fr

Tutorial proposals must clearly identify the intended audience and its

assumed background. Proposals must be no more than 5 pages and must

provide a sense of both the scope of the tutorial and depth within the

scope. The intended length of the tutorial (1.5 or 3 hours) should also

be indicated, together with justification that a high-quality

presentation will be achieved within the chosen time period and the

indication of the main learning outcomes. Proposals should also include

contact information (name, email, address, telephone number, and FAX

number) and a brief bio of the presenters. If the proposed tutorial has

been given previously, the proposal should include where the tutorial

has been given and how it will be modified for ENC 2009. Proposals must

be submitted electronically. Tutorial presentations will be made

available to ENC 2009 participants.

Workshop Proposals

Rafael Lozano Espinosa, ITESM, Mexico, ralozano [at] itesm.mx

Francisco Acosta, UJAT, Mexico, francisco.acosta [at] ujat.mx

ENC 2009 will feature a number of co-located workshops on broad topics

related to emergent topics in Computer Science, and held during the main

conference. Workshop proposals should be no more than 5 pages and

include the workshop title, technical description of the topic and

issues, justification, potential officers, duration, and history (if

any) of the workshop.

IMPORTANT DATES

Call for scientific and industrial papers:

* Full paper submission deadline: 20th May 2009

* Acceptance or rejection notification: 15th June 2009

* Camera-ready: 15th July 2009

Call for workshop and tutorial proposals:

* Submission deadline: 30th April 2009

* Acceptance or rejection notification: 10th May 2009

* Official CFP and site web: 15th May 2009

Call for Ph.D. workshop:

* Submission deadline: 10th August 2009

* Acceptance or rejection notification: 1st September 2009

* Camera-ready: 17th September 2009

Chairs:

Maria Trinidad Serna, Instituto Tecnologico de Sonora,Mexico, tserna

[at] ith.mx

Carmen Mezura, Universidad Veracruzana, Mexico, cmezura [at] uv.mx