EUROSIM 2004 - Speial session: Modeling and simulation of object based software systems

EUROSIM04 is the 5th Conference on Modeling and Simulation organised by the 
Federation of European 
Simulation Societies (EUROSIM). 
The Conference will take place in September 2004 at ESIEE Paris, Marne la 
Vallee, FRANCE. 
 
Paper Submissions:
Original papers, which have not previously been published elsewhere, should be 
submitted. The 
deadline for submitting extended abstracts is February 13, 2004.
       
Publications:
Accepted papers will be published in the congress proceedings and will be 
distributed at the 
conference. Selected papers on special issues will be published in the SIMPRA 
journal.

For more information you may visit the conference site:
http://www.esiee.fr/~eurosim4/

If you need some information, please do not hesitate to send an email to the 
conference chair:
y.hamam-93gvhTKbTR0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Special session: Modeling and simulation of object based software systems

Contact persons:        
Panagiotis Katsaros, Aristotle Un. of Thessaloniki, Greece      
katsaros-nS1Tg549IMhMo1R+fwTmgw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Constantine Lazos, Aristotle Un. of Thessaloniki, Greece        
clazos-nS1Tg549IMhMo1R+fwTmgw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Dimosthenis Anagnostopoulos, Harokopio Un. of Athens, Greece    
dimosthe-QEEizZED12Y@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Maria Nikolaidou, University of Athens, Greece                  
mara-brBP6YrziORQFI55V6+gNQ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

As the strategic value of the theory and practice of object-oriented 
technologies increases, 
we look for new techniques to improve quality and reduce cost and 
time-to-market, in software 
development. Techniques that will allow us to successfully assess and manage 
the qualitative 
and quantitative complexity of systems. Modeling and simulation provide a 
high-level system 
view that permits to reason about how the key requirements of the system will 
be satisfied. 
As the complexity of systems increases, so does the importance of good modeling 
techniques. 
In this session, authors are encouraged to submit novel modeling and simulation 
techniques 
regarding any functional or quantitative aspect of object based software 
systems. Topics of 
interest include, but are not limited to:
- model checking                                - design quality metrics
- performance modeling                          - physical distribution
- concurrency control                           - object replication
- security                                      - load balancing
- fault tolerance                               - mobile object based computing
- quality of service design                     - benchmarking and measurement  
- workload characterization and generation      - middleware performance
- UML based modeling                            - actor based modeling 
techniques
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