[Reaction-tg] CfP: EuroPLop'08 Focus Group on Complex Event and Rule Patterns

[Adrian Paschke]

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                          Call for Papers 

              EuroPLoP 2008 Focus Group
   
      Domain-specific Complex Event and Rule Patterns

   http://www.biotec.tu-dresden.de/~adrianp/europlop08_cep


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                       to be part of the 

13th European Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs (EuroPLoP’08)
                        July 9-13, 2008
           Irsee Monastery, Bavaria, Germany

            http://www.hillside.net/europlop/

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Complex Event Processing (CEP) and business rules are two emerging trends leading to a fundamental change in IT service/application development and use. The advantage of rule and CEP patterns is their predefined, reusable, and dynamically customizable nature allowing the designer to reuse existing experience for building new rule-based applications and CEP-based solutions.


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                 SUBMISSION CATEGORIES
          EuroPLoP CEP/Rule Pattern Focus Group 
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- Pattern papers
Short papers (5 to 10 pages) containing one or more patterns or longer pattern languages (about 15 to 20 pages).

- Proven practices papers
Papers about the craft of writing CEP / rule software or patterns, papers 
about the concept of CEP/rule patterns and proven practices or case studies of patterns in action.


Submitted papers to the CEP/Rule Pattern Focus Group are part 
of the EuroPLoP 2008 conference and will be the basis for the discussion 
and working groups in the Focus Group. 
The main track of EuroPLoP will be organized as a series of writers'
workshops where authors work together to improve their papers.
Before pattern or other papers are accepted for a writers' workshop,
they are shepherded (non-anonymously). This means that an
experienced author will discuss your submission with you, so that
you can refine your paper prior to the conference. All submissions
will be peer-reviewed.

The EuroPLoP proceedings are published in book form after the
conference.

Papers discussed at writer's workshop at this conference qualify for
submission to the new journal "Transactions on Pattern Languages of
Programming" published by Springer. See http://hillside.net/tplop/ and
http://www.springer.com/home/computer/lncs?SGWID=5-164-2-470309-0Final
for details of this journal.


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                     SCHEDULE
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February, 8, 2008: Abstract submission deadline 
(send abstract to adrian.paschke at biotec.tu-dresden.de, subject:"EuropLoP CEP Pattern Focus Group"
February 18, 2008: Paper Submission Deadline
To submit your paper to EuroPLoP, please visit the submission page at
http://hillside.net/europlop/submission. Please also indicate that this paper is intended for the CEP Focus Group and send a note about your submission to adrian.paschke at biotec.tu-dresden.de, subject:"EuroPLoP CEP Pattern Focus Group"
March 10, 2008:    Start of shepherding
April 18, 2008:    Review Version Due
May 12, 2008:      Paper Acceptance notification
May 26, 2008:      Closing date for Early Registration
June 20, 2008:     End of shepherding and conference version due
July 9-13, 2008:   Conference / Focus Group
December 2008:     Final Publication Version Due


If you plan to submit to EuroPLoP’08 CEP Pattern Focus Group and/or participate in the Focus Group please send an eMail / abstract to: (Subject: "EuroPLoP CEP Pattern Focus Group") 

adrian.paschke at biotec.tu-dresden.de

by February, 8th, 2008 latest. We need this information for our internal planning and organization of the focus group.


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          CEP PATTERN FOCUS GROUP ORGANIZERS
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Adrian Paschke, Technical University Dresden
adrian.paschke at biotec.tu-dresden.de

Rainer von Ammon, Centrum für Informations-Technologie-Transfer (CITT) GmbH
rainer.ammon at citt-online.com



For more information, please visit the CEP Focus Group site 
http://www.biotec.tu-dresden.de/~adrianp/europlop08_cep
and the EuroPLop website at 
http://hillside.net/europlop

Note: It is not mandatory to submit a paper to come to the EuroPLoP CEP Pattern Focus Group. You could also come for the focus group and join one of the pattern workshops without a paper of your own. 




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