What's New
- (Oct. 27) [Transportation] Detailed Transportation Guide
- (Oct. 25) [Accomodation] Reduced rate reservation deadline:
Oct. 26th, 17:00 (JST)
- (Oct. 16) Technical Program
- (Oct. 4) Accommodation & Transportation Information
- (Sep. 29) Note to Authors (about uploading your camera-ready)
- (Sep. 29) On-line Registration is now open
- (Aug. 25) Call for Demonstrations
- (Aug. 15) Links to On-line PC Meeting pages are now open
(at the bottom of this page).
- (Jul. 25) Extended Deadline: August 10
- (Jul. 25) Online submission page is now ready.
Conference Scope
The international symposium on the principles of software evolution,
ISPSE2000, is organized for discussing and presenting papers on
principles and fundamental aspects of software evolution. Software
evolution generally means that software changes itself according to
the change of its specification/requirements or its operating
environment. It is widely recognized as one of the most important
problems in software technologies. Although a significant amount of
work has been done so far and most of the modern software concepts are
essential for software evolution, it is still a challenging problem to
be attacked. This is due to its inherent complexity and to the lack of
our understanding of basic principles for software
evolution. ISPSE2000 is intended to cover wide ranges of topics of
software evolution, from theoretical foundations to empirical studies
and solicits papers from all the aspects of software evolution.
Two categories of papers are sought:
- Category A: Theories, Computational Models and Language Constructs
- Category B: Mechanisms, Methodologies, Environments and Empirical Studies
In category A, topics include, though not limited to, theoretical
foundations, computational mechanisms and language constructs which
make software flexible and evolvable, such as incremental
proof/computation, reflection, and higher order functions. In category
B, topics include, though no limited to, specification techniques for
evolutionary software, consistency management, analysis
tools/repository for evolution, architectures for evolutionary
software, and empirical studies.
All accepted papers are distributed at the symposium as
preprints. After the symposium, the proceedings of the
(possibly updated) papers are published from IEEE CS Press
Invited Talks
- Nov. 1, 10:00-11:00
- Towards a Theory of Software Evolution - And its Practical Impact
- Manny Lehman
- Nov. 2, 9:00-10:00
- Evolving Large-Scale Distributed Systems
- Alexander L. Wolf
- Nov. 2, 14:00-15:00
- Calculation Carrying Programs: How to Code Program Transformation
- Masato Takeichi
Registration of participation
Participants (including authors, PCs and other committees) are required to
register using our
ON-LINE
REGISTRATION FORM.
No registration fee is required.
ISPSE 2000 is fully suppoted by the sponsors.
Note to Authors
Please accept our apology for the delay in preparing our website for
uploading your camera-ready papers (for preprints).
We have already sent the URL of the website.
In the previous e-mail, we mentioned the use of FTP for this purpose; we are
sorry that we cannot prepare this because it conflicts the security
policy of JAIST. If you have any trouble on uploading your paper,
please send it via e-mail to ispse2000@jaist.ac.jp.
Paper Submission (closed)
Papers are sought which do not exceed 6000 words in length. We
recommend to use ACM SIG
Proceedings Templates for MS-Word, Word Perfect and LaTeX2e.
Papers should be electronically submitted in PDF format specifying
their category. Register and upload your paper using the following links.
- Category A Paper Registration/Uploading (closed)
- Category B Paper Registration/Uploading
If you have any trouble on registering/uploading your paper, please
send it to
ispse2000@jaist.ac.jp
as a MIME-encoded e-mail. Your submission should include the
following information as a plain (ASCII) text part.
- Your Name
- Your Affiliation
- Contact Address, Phone and Facsimile Numbers, E-mail address
- Paper Category (A or B)
- Paper Title
- Abstract (max. 300 words)
Important Dates
- Papers due: August 10
(updated)
- Notification of acceptance: September 5
- Final paper due: September 20
Software Demonstrations
As an important part of the symposium, ISPSE 2000 also welcomes live
demonstrations which provide an opportunity for researchers to
exchange in-depth experiences in the development of advanced
softwares. Those who are interested in demonstrating their systems
should submit a two-page abstract in the same
style
and format (PDF or PostScript) as the ordinary papers.
Each submission should include (a) the title of the demonstration,
(b) names, affiliations and e-mail
addresses of the presenters, and (c) descriptions of the
demonstration. Demonstrations will be selected on the basis of
technical merit, novelty and relevance to software evolution and also
feasibility of presentation. Demonstrations related to papers
appearing at the symposium are particuarly encouraged. Please note
that all demonstration equipment (PCs, displays, cables, etc.) should
be provided by the presenter. We will only provide an internet
connection at the symposium site.
- Abstract due: September 15
- Notification of acceptance: September 25
Conference Site
ISPSE2000 is held at Ishikawa High-Tech Conference Center (IHTCC),
which is next to JAIST (Japan Advanced Institute of Science and
Technology). JAIST is dedicated to graduate study and is going to
celebrate its 10th anniversary. The site is 35 min. to Kanazawa city
which is famous for its historic background and popular for tuorists.
Accommodation & Transportation
Transportation Guide (updated)
Official Hotel
Reduced rate reservation deadline:
Oct. 26th, 17:00 (JST)
We hava a limited, but reduced rate block reservation on the
following hotel.
Please make your reservation by yourself, stating that you
will participate in ISPSE2000 held at JAIST.
Kanazawa Kokusai Hotel
Ru-8 Onuka, Kanazawa, Ishikawa 921-8565
Tel: +81 (0)76-296-0111,
Fax: +81 (0)76-298-1139
Room Rate: 7875 yen (single, w/ breakfast)
Western style hotel located in the suburb of Kanazawa city.
15 min. to downtown Kanazawa, 25 min. to symposium site and
50 min. to Komatsu Airport.
Shuttle bus service to/from the conference site will be available daily.
Other Hotels & Travel Information
Conference Organization
Conference Chair:
Takuya Katayama (JAIST)
Program Co-Chairs:
Naoki Yonezaki (Titech)
[Category A]
Tetsuo Tamai (U. Tokyo)
[Category B]
Program Committee:
Category A:
Tetsuo Ida (U. Tsukuba)
Takayasu Ito (Tohoku U.)
Max Kanovich (U. Pennsylvania)
Naoki Kobayashi (U. Tokyo)
Patrick Lincoln (SRI)
Al Mok (U. Texas)
Sin-ya Nishizaki (Titech)
Mitsuhiro Okada (Keio U.)
Alberto Policriti (U. Udine)
Alessandra Russo (Imperial Col.)
Masato Takeichi (U. Tokyo)
Takuo Watanabe (JAIST)
Akinori Yonezawa (U. Tokyo)
Category B:
Kiyoshi Agusa (Nagoya U.)
Tsuneo Ajisaka (Wakayama U.)
Mikio Aoyama (Niigata Inst. of Tech.)
Keijiro Araki (Kyushu U.)
William Chu (TungHai U.)
Kokichi Futatsugi (JAIST)
Carlo Ghezzi (Polimi)
Katsuro Inoue (Osaka U.)
Stan Jarzabek (National U. Singapore)
Shaoying Liu (Hosei U.)
David Notkin (U. Washington)
Bashar Nuseibeh (Imperial College)
Motoshi Saeki (Titech)
Alexander L. Wolf (U. Colorado)
Advisory Committee (tentative):
Bob Balzer (ISI)
Carlo Ghezzi (Polimi),
Jeff Kramer (Imperial College)
David Notkin (U. Washington)
Dewayne Perry (U. Texas, Austin)
Takayasu Ito (Tohoku U.)
Masato Takeichi (U. Tokyo)
Eiichi Miyamoto (Hokkaido U.)
Kiyoshi Agusa (Nagoya U.)
Kazuo Ushijima (Kyushu U.)
Akinori Yonezawa (U. Tokyo)
Koji Torii (NAIST)
Norihisa Doi (Keio U.)
Ikuo Nakata (Hosei U.)
Organizing Committee:
Koichiro Ochimizu (JAIST)
Kokichi Futatsgugi (JAIST)
Takuo Watanabe (JAIST)
On-Line PC Meeting
Access to these links requires passwords.
Takuo Watanabe (ispse2000@jaist.ac.jp)