>Date:   Wed, 28 Aug 1996 17:51:51 -0400
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>Subject: CASCON '96
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>From: Don Aldridge
>Subject: CASCON '96
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>                      CASCON'96  Meeting of Minds
>                           November 12-14, 1996
>                            Toronto, Canada
>
>                      FINAL CALL FOR DEMONSTRATIONS
>
>                             Sponsored by:
>                        IBM Toronto Laboratory
>                  National Research Council of Canada
>
>The annual CAS Conference (CASCON) is a forum which brings together
>Research and Industry to share ideas and experiences and work together
>to bridge the transfer of technology to the product lines.  The
>combination of research and experience papers, and technology
>demonstrations, will ensure a rich exchange of ideas.  Areas of
>interest include but are not limited to:
>
>     o  Network Centric Computing
>        - Electronic Commerce
>        - Intelligent Agents
>        - Browsers & Applets
>        - Groupware vs. Intranets
>        - Ownership and Control of Information
>        - Ubiquitous Computing and Security Issues
>        - High speed networks
>        - Information highway
>
>     o  Databases, Database Tools &  Technology
>        - Data Mining and Visualization
>        - Databases and persistence,
>        - Intelligent agents associated with databases
>
>     o  Application Development Tools & Technology
>        - Visual Programming Environments
>        - C++ Debugging and Profiling
>        - Programming language implementations and techniques
>        - Assessing Usability of Programming Environments
>        - Software Engineering and Software engineering practices
>        - Program understanding
>        - Software Reuse, Re-engineering & Legacy Migration
>        - Components and  frameworks
>        - Patterns & templates
>        - Concurrent and distributed systems
>        - Parallel programming
>        - Object testing & metrics
>
>     o  Applications for the 21st Century
>        - Computer Animation and the Electronic Studio
>        - Documentation in the 21st Century
>        - Geographical Information Systems
>        - Practical Design Recovery and Design Recovery Tools
>        - Distance Learning
>        - Geographic Information Systems
>        - Human computer interfaces
>        - Multimedia
>        - Digital libraries
>        - Embedded systems
>        - Life-long learning
>        - Virtual reality
>
>CASCON provides a unique opportunity to share your research and
>experiences with other leaders in these areas of software development.
>CASCON is now in its sixth year and is an opportunity to share, grow,
>learn and showcase new technology and exchange ideas. We invite you to
>contribute to CASCON and share your new ideas and get valuable feedback.
>
>At the past CASCON conferences, the demonstrations have been one of the
>key attractions.  As before, demonstrations will be available for
>viewing throughout the conference, with fully dedicated time blocks
>for attendees to view your demonstration and talk with you about
>your work.
>
>Proposals are solicited for demonstrations of both academic and
>corporate research projects.
>
>If you are interested in submitting a proposal for a demonstration at
>CASCON'96, please contact the demo team in e-mail at:
>
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>This proposal should include the name of a primary contact person the
>demo team can work with, and any other particulars you feel will ensure
>your demonstration will be a great success at CASCON '96.
>
>Thank you for your participation - please forward this note to other
>interested parties.
>
>IMPORTANT DATES:
>
>  Sep  1        Proposals - final due date
>  Sep  8        Equipment requirements and signage due
>  Nov 11        Demo setup
>  Nov 12        Conference begins
>  Nov 14        Conference ends - demo teardown
>
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>Don Aldridge                           Office    (613) 531-2901
>Client Manager                            FAX    (613) 531-2903
>Kingston, Ontario, Canada                 Car    (613) 541-1552
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