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	ICDCS 2002 The 22nd International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems July 2-5, 2002 - Vienna, Austria
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ICDCS is an IEEE Computer Society sponsored premier conference with a wide coverage of topics in Distributed Computing. It has a long history of significant achievements and worldwide visibility.

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Areas of Interest

Distributed agents and intelligent networks.

Internet and web computing.

Network protocols.

Distributed operating systems.

Distributed databases.

Distributed real-time systems.

Middleware and distributed platforms.

Heterogeneous and mobile computing.

Distributed multimedia systems.

Computer appliance.

Distributed algorithms.

Fault-tolerant systems.

Distributed systems security.

Call For papers

Program Committee

Workshops

Accepted Papers

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Advance Programme

Workshops Advance Programme

IEEE Computer Society TCDP Travel Support Grants

ICDCS History:
ICDCS was launched by the IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on Distributed Processing (TCDP) in October 1979. It was started as a 18-month conference until 1983 and became an annual conference since 1984. It is the oldest conference in the field of distributed computing systems in the world.
The past conference locations were:

2001: Phoenix, AZ., USA	1994: Poznan, Poland	1987: Berlin, Germany
2000: Taipei, Taiwan	1993: Pittsburgh, PA., USA	1986: Cambridge, MA., USA
1999: Austin, TX., USA	1992: Yokohama, Japan	1985: Denver, CO., USA
1998: Amsterdam, The Netherlands	1991: Arlington, TX., USA	1984: San Francisco, CA., USA
1997: Baltimore, MD., USA	1990: Paris, France	1983: Hollywood, FL., USA
1996: Hong Kong	1989: Newport Beach, CA., USA	1981: Versailles, France
1995: Vancouver, Canada	1988: San Jose, CA., USA	1979: Huntsville, AL., USA

ICDCS Future:
(subject to change):
2003: Providence, RI
2004: Keio University, Japan

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