Dear members of the Petri net community
The Steering Committee has decided to extend the format of the Petri
net conference, so that there now are a total of 6 workshops and 2
advanced tutorials on the two days prior to the conference. The
papers from the workshops will be published in informal proceedings
which typically will be technical reports of the organising
University (or just hand-outs).
After the conference we will invite a number of the best workshop
papers to contribute to a Joint Post-proceedings, to be published
much more widely, e.g. by Springer-Verlag in LNCS. The chosen papers
are expected to be thoroughly revised and will go through an
additional round of reviewing similar to the process which is used
for special sections in journals. Hence, the quality will be high.
The new format will be implemented starting with the 2007 conference
in Siedlce, Poland, and the first volume of the Joint
Post-proceedings will be ready for sale at our conference in June
2008. For each conference the Steering Committee will appoint two
Workshop and Tutorial chairs who will coordinate the workshops and
tutorials and will be the editors of the Joint Post-proceedings.
For the 2007 conference in Siedlce, Poland the Workshop and Tutorial
chairs will be:
- Wil van der Aalst, The Netherlands
- Jonathan Billington, Australia
Within the next few weeks they will publish a "Call for Proposals for
Workshops and Advanced Tutorials". This is an invitation to the Petri
net community to propose subjects and organisers for workshops and
advanced tutorials. The deadline for submission of proposals is June 1 2006.
Kurt Jensen
SC chair
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