The Australasian Computer Science Conference series is an annual forum for exploring research, development and novel applications in computer science. The 29th edition will be hosted by the University of Tasmania and its School of Computing as part of the Australasian Computer Science Week which includes:
The 29th Australasian Computer Science Conference
(ACSC2006) will be held at Wrest Point Casino in
We welcome papers describing original contributions in all fields of Computer Science research. Each paper will be judged on its originality, significance, correctness and clarity. Its contribution should be clearly explained in both general and technical terms, and authors should make every effort to ensure that its technical content is understandable by a broad audience without demerit to impact and significance. Submission of a paper should be regarded as an undertaking that, should the paper be accepted, at least one author will attend the conference to present the work.
All areas of Computer Science research are appropriate for ACSC2006. Areas include (but are not limited to):
Professor Chris Johnson's (University of Utah) research interests are in the area of scientific computing. Particular interests include inverse and imaging problems, adaptive methods, problem solving environments, numerical analysis, biomedical computing, and scientific visualization. Professor Johnson was awarded a Young Investigator's (FIRST) Award from the NIH in 1992, the NSF National Young Investigator (NYI) Award in 1994, and the NSF Presidential Faculty Fellow (PFF) award in 1995. In 1996 he received a DOE Computational Science Award and in 1997 recevied the Par Excellence Award from the University of Utah Alumni Association and the Presidential Teaching Scholar Award. In 1999, Professor Johnson was Awarded the Governor's Medal for Science and Technology from Governor Michael Leavitt. In 2003 he received the Distinguished Professor Award from the University of Utah. In 2004 he was elected a Fellow of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering. He directs the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute.
Papers up to 10 pages in length conforming to the formatting instructions for the series Conferences in Research and Practice in Information Technology are invited. Formatting instructions can be found at http://crpit.com/Authors.html . Full papers will be peer -refereed (reviewed) by at least 3 referees. For submission through the WEB use this link.
By submitting to the conference authors accept that they are aware of the Guidelines on Research Practice in Computer Science by the Computer Research and Education Association (CORE - previously CSA) and available at http://www.cs.mu.oz.au/core/conduct.html. In particular, authors are encouraged to review the points on authorship.
The proceedings of the conference will be published through the Australian Computer Society under the title Computer Science 2006 (CRPIT). At least one author must register for the conference to ensure the publication of the contribution in the proceedings. The proceedings are included in the ACM digital library.
Professor Sidney Morris, Editor in Chief of the Journal of Research and Practice in Information Technology, would like to publish suitable versions of the best, or some of the best papers presented at the Australasian Computer Science Conference (ACS2006). The program committee will forward nominations with the view to Prof. Morris asking the authors to revise them to a version suitable for JRPIT.
Submission of abstracts August 3, 2005
Submission of full papers August 19, 2005 (extended to 22nd August 2005)
Notification of authors October 3, 2005
Final version due October 28, 2005
Author registration October 28, 2005
Conference January 16-January 19, 2006
Based on the Guidelines on Research Practice in Computer Science by the Computer Research and Education Association (CORE - previously CSA), the conference awards a best student paper award to a student author(s)/coauthor(s) provided that
(1) all other non-student co-authors confirm to the program chair(s) that the nominated author has had a substantial participation into the paper and
(2) the student academic supervisor confirms to the program chair that the contribution reflected in the paper is the result of a major component from progress for a research higher degree.
Gill Dobbie
Associate Professor/Director of Software Engineering
Department of Computer Science
New Zealand
Phone: (64 9) 373 7599 ext. 83949
Fax: (64 9) 373 7453
E-mail: gill@cs.auckland.ac.nz
www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~gill
Vladimir Estivill-Castro
Professor / Head of School
School of Computing and Information Technology
Nathan Campus
Griffith University
Brisbane 4111
QLD Australia
Phone: (61-7) 3875-5002
Fax: (61-7) 3875-5051
E-mail: v.estivill-castro@griffith.edu.au estivill-castrov@acm.org
http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~s2130677
Young Ju Choi, University of Tasmania
Hussein A. Abbass : UNSW@ADFA (Australia)
Michael H. Albert: University of Otago (New Zealand)
Karin Becker: Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil)
Stephane Bressan: National University of Singapore (Singapore)
Andrew Bernat Computing Research Association (USA)
Fred Brown: The University of Adelaide (Australia)
Neville Churcher: University of Canterbury (NewZealand)
Dominique Decouchant: C.N.R.S. (France)
Trevor Dix:: Monash University (Australia)
Gill Dobbie: University of Auckland (New Zealand)
Jin Song Dong: National University of Singapore (Singapore)
Jenny Edwards: University of Technology, Sydney (Australia)
Vladimir Estivill-Castro: Griffith University (Australia)
Mark Evered: University of New England (Australia)
Mike Fellows: University of Newcastle (Australia)
Colin Fidge: Queensland University of Technology (Australia)
Ken Hawick: Massey University - Albany, (New Zealand)
Annika Hinze Waikato University (New Zealand)
Jan Hoffmann: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (Germany)
Nigel Horspool: University of Victoria (Canada)
Michael Houle: National Institute for Informatics (Japan)
Hasan Jamil: Wayne State University (US)
Chris Johnson The Australian National University (Australia)
Jyrki Katajainen: University of Copenhagen (Denmark)
Paddy Krishnan: Bond University (Australia)
Bruce Litow: James Cook University (Australia)
Xuemin Lin: University of New South Wales (Australia)
Bernard Mans: Macquarie University (Australia)
Chris McDonald: The University of Western Australia (Australia)
Mirka Miller: University of Ballarat (Australia)
Kara L. Nance: University of Alaska Fairbanks (US)
Philip Ogunbona: University of Wollongong (Australia)
Michael Oudshoorn: Montana State University (US)
Alfredo Sanchez: Universidad de las Americas-Puebla (Mexico)
Leon Sterling: University of Melbourne (Australia)
Masahiro Takatsuka: The University of Sydney (Australia)
Bruce H. Thomas: University of South Australia (Australia)
Andrew Turpin: RMIT (Australia)
Alexandra Louise Uitdenbogerd: RMIT (Australia)
Geoff West: Curtin University of Technology (Australia)
Burkhard Wuensche University of Auckland (New Zealand)
Hua Wang (University of Southern Queensland (Australia)
Graham Williams: Australian Taxation Office (Australia)
Yanchun Zhang: Victoria University (Australia)
Wanlei Zhou: Deakin University (Australia)
Roger Zimmermann University of Southern California-LA (US)
Electronic submission of papers is to be performed on postscript or pdf only. A WEB site with all necessary details is available. If you have problems with electronic submission e-mail the Co-PC-Chair immediately at ACSC2006-Chair A/Prof. Gillian Dobbie gill@cs.auckland.ac.nz or Prof. Vladimir Estivill-Castro, v.estivill-castro@griffith.edu.au.