From: SIGCOMM 2004 <allyn@
Date: June 23, 2004 5:22:58 PM CDT
To: tccc@cs.columbia.edu
Subject: [Tccc] REGISTRATION for SIGCOMM 2004 is OPEN!

       Call for Participation
       ACM SIGCOMM 2004 Conference

       29 August --- 3 September 2004
       Portland, Oregon
       http://www.acm.org/sigcomm/sigcomm2004

Registration for SIGCOMM 2004 is now open! Advanced registration 
will be available till August 2.

Important Dates:
Early Registration ends 2 August 2004
Hotel Registration ends 2 August 2004
Student Grant application ends 28 June 2004

Technical Program is: Tuesday 31 August --- Thursday 2 September
Tutorials are on Monday 30 August, and Friday 3 September 
Workshops are on Monday 30 August, and Friday 3 September 

Highlights of SIGCOMM 2004:
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ACM SIGCOMM is pleased to announce that the recipient of the 2004 
SIGCOMM Award is Professor Simon Lam of University of Texas, Austin, 
who will give the keynote address in the opening session on Tuesday.

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The technical program consists of 31 refereed papers and includes four 
innovative Workshops and three Tutorials.

The three Tutorials are:
    * TRAFFIC MODELING 101: Methods and Results for Single Links and
        Whole Networks,    Mark Crovella, Boston University
    * UNWANTED TRAFFIC: Attacks, Detection and Potential Solutions, 
        Dina Katabi, MIT and Balachander Krishnamurthy, AT & T Research
    * ARCHITECTURAL CONSIDERATIONS for Unusual and Challenged Networks,
        Kevin Fall, Intel Research,  Robert Durst, The MITRE Corporation

The four Workshops feature:
    * FUTURE DIRECTIONS in Network Architecture (FDNA-04), Keven Fall,
        Intel Research and S. Keshav, U. of Waterloo
    * NETGAMES-04, Wu-chang Feng, Oregon Health and Science University
    * Workshop on Practice and Theory of Incentives and Game Theory in
        Networked Systems (PINS), Dina Katabi, MIT and Rahul Sami, MIT
    * NETWORK TROUBLESHOOTING: Research, Theory and Operations  
        "Practice Meets Malfunctioning Reality" (NeTs),  Jon C. R. 
        Bennett, Harvard University and Mark Allman, ICIR

In addition, there will be an interesting poster session, a stimulating 
banquet, and, of course, a provocative outrageous opinions session!

For details about registration and the conference, visit the conference 
web site at
http://www.acm.org/sigcomm/sigcomm2004