Dependable Distributed Systems

Maui, Hawaii - January 5-8, 1999

A Minitrack of The Software Technology Track
of
Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

Dependable systems are becoming common in many areas such as communication, factory automation, health care, stock market, hazardous environments, and avionics. The minitrack focuses on the design and use of dependable systems in terms of Availability, Performance, Reliability, and Safety. The minitrack intends to bring together researchers in academic and industry. The minitrack welcomes articles in practical experimental results and projects. Topics of interests include:

• System level fault tolerance
• Software fault tolerance
• Reliability/performance modeling
• Fault tolerant transaction processing
• Dependable clustered systems
• Fault tolerant applications
• Fault tolerance in network communication
• Fault tolerant architectures
• Tools for design and evaluation of fault tolerant systems
• Dependability modeling for software and systems
• Tradeoffs in fault tolerance
• Evaluation and validation of fault tolerant systems

For information regarding further dates and instructions for submission see: The Software Technology Track

Coordinators:
Azad Azadmanesh, University of Nebraska at Omaha, Nebraska.
Axel W. Krings, University of Idaho; Moscow, Idaho.
Roger M. Kieckhafer, University of Nebraska -- Lincoln, Nebraska.

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