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From: 		steve@umiacs.UMD.EDU
Subject: 	Call For Papers -- Sun Users Group Conference
Date: 		24 Jul 89 14:16:21 GMT

[ Please forgive the formatting on this -- I'm typing this back in by hand.
If you want a PostScript copy of the call for papers, it's available for
anonymous FTP from fnord.umiacs.umd.edu (128.8.120.3) as pub/CallForPapers.ps.
If you can't FTP, ask a friend; if no one nearby can help, drop me a line,
and I'll send you the PostScript copy directly.  -Steve ]

		Call For Papers - Sun Users Group Conference
			   December 6-8, 1989
			      Anaheim, CA

   The Sun Users Group annual conference this year will include a track of
technical presentations from the user community and will make available a
conference proceedings.  Authors are invited to submit papers describing
advanced work using Sun technology.  Topics may include, but are not limited
to:

		    New and novel operating system work.
		              Communications.
		     Advanced CAD and CAM applications.
		      Innovative database applications.
		  Medical, military, and other applications.
		  Experiences/struggles using Sun technology.
		      Computer graphics and animation.

   Essentially, we seek papers describing any interesting and advanced work
using Sun workstations.  Papers should be 4-10 pages in length and present
the technical topic and relate it to experiences using Sun technology.
Papers describing innovation and research are strongly encouraged.
Presentations will be in one-hour slots containing 15-20 minutes for
questions and discussion at the end.


SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

   Submission deadline for papers is September 15, 1989.  Notice of
acceptance will be sent out by September 30, 1989.  Conference registration
fees will be waived for presenters (one per submission) of accepted papers.
All papers will be reviewed by the program committee.

   We strongly recommend electronic submission in PostScript form.  We
intend to publish an electronic proceedings.  If you need assistance in
creating a PostScript form of your paper, please contact the program
committee chairman.

   Submit papers, electronically or on paper, to:

		Robert L. Brown
		RIACS
		Mail Stop 230-5
		NASA Ames Research Center
		Moffett Field, CA 94035
		brown@riacs.edu

PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Chairman:
Robert L. Brown, Ph. D.
RIACS/NASA Ames Research Center
brown@riacs.edu

Vicky Dean		  Steve Miller			Barry Shein
Rice University		  University of Maryland	Software Tool & Die
rif@rice.edu		  steve@umiacs.umd.edu		bzs@skuld.std.com

William LeFebvre	  Christine Reynolds
Northwestern University	  Clemson University
phil@eecs.nwu.edu	  quirk@clemson.edu