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Subject: CFP (Annual Simulation Symposium)
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                      CALL FOR PAPERS
              25TH ANNUAL SIMULATION SYMPOSIUM


In conjunction with the 1992 SCS Simulation Multiconference
             April 6-9, 1992, Orlando, Florida



The Annual Simulation Symposium is a forum  for  the  inter-
change  of ideas, techniques, and applications among practi-
tioners of simulation in industry, government, and academia.
In recent years the Symposium has provided a forum for trad-
itional simulation  topics  in  discrete-event,  continuous,
digital,  and analog simulation.  Along with the traditional
subjects, this year's Symposium is  seeking  papers  in  the
following topical areas:


*    Distributed/Concurrent Simulation

*    Modeling  and  Simulation  of  Multiprocessor/Parallel-
     Processor Architecture

*    Network Modeling and Simulation

*    Simulation Languages and Tools

*    Distributed Database and File Simulations

*    Neural Network Models and Simulations


Authors are invited to submit a 1000-word abstract  describ-
ing original and previously unpublished work.  All submitted
abstracts will be reviewed by  the  program  committee  and,
based  upon  this  review, authors will be invited to submit
full papers.  Three copies of the abstract should be submit-
ted to the Speaker Chair no later than 9/16/91.

Please  include  full  name,  affiliation,  address,   phone
number,  and e-mail address of each author and designate the
author which  is  to  be  contacted.   Authors  must  obtain
employer,  client, or governmental releases prior to submit-
tal of final manuscript.  The full paper will  be  contained
in  the  symposium's  proceedings which will be published by
the IEEE Computer Society.

The Ira M. Kay Memorial Prize of $500 will be awarded to the
best paper presented at the Symposium.  Top papers will also
be considered for inclusion in the International Journal  in
Computer Simulation.

Suggestions  for  panel  discussions   are   also   welcome.
Proposals should include a title, abstract, biography of the
panel organizer, and list of participants.   Submissions  of
panel  proposals  should be received by the Speaker Chair by
9/16/91.

        Speaker Chair:
        Philip A. Wilsey
        Computer Architecture Design Laboratory
        Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering
        Cincinnati, OH  45221-0030
        paw@uceng.uc.edu (513) 556-4779



        Schedule:

        1000-Word Abstract 9/16/91
        Tentative Acceptance 10/25/91
        Full Paper 12/9/91
        Final Paper 1/20/92


        Program Committee:
        Kevin Dankwardt, Louisiana Tech Univ.
        Steve Levitan, Univ. of Pittsburgh
        Jason Lin, Bellcore
        Enrique Kortright, Nicholls State Univ.
        Vijay Madisetti, Georgia Tech
        John Miller,  Univ. of Georgia
        Atul Parakash, Univ. of Michigan
        Peter Reiher, JPL
        Allan Rutan, Raytheon
        David Wagner, Univ. of Colorado



Sponsored by: The Society for Computer Simulation  (SCS)  In
cooperation with: The IEEE Computer Society and The Associa-
tion for Computing Machinery