CALL FOR PAPERS - ACM SAC 2019 – DAPP Track

The 34th ACM Symposium on Applied Computing, 8-12 April 2019, Limassol,
Cyprus
https://www.sigapp.org/sac/sac2019/
Track: Decentralized Applications (DAPP) with Blockchain, DLT and
Crypto-Currencies
The most up-to-date information can always be found on the ACM SAC DAPP
track Website:
https://www.cas-blockchain-certification.com/en/acm-sac-dapp-track


Proceedings in the ACM digital library!

The goal of the SAC 2019 DAPP track is to review the set of decentralized
applications that benefit from the use of blockchains, other distributed
ledger technologies (DLT) such as Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) and
crypto-currencies. Blockchain has gained momentum since it has been brought
to light by Bitcoin around 10 years ago. Since then, new DLT have been
proposed and applied in many different application domains such as finance,
supply chain, IoT, notarization, credentials in education… However, there
are still limitations to these different DLT (energy consumption,
attack-resistance, speed…) and their associated crypto-tokens or
crypto-currencies can bring interesting new means to incentivize the use of
decentralized applications. As the applications are decentralized and may
involve payments and other financial activities, the track will also cover
related legal contributions and includes in its program committee lawyers
and law professors who have been working with DLTs and crypto-currencies.

We would like to emphasize that we may accept the submission of industrial
experience reports, commercial tools case studies and reports of innovative
computing applications if they are written in a scientific way.

The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
Innovative decentralized applications (dApps)
Practical use of blockchain, DLT and/or crypto-currencies
Application of decentralized consensus algorithms and protocols
Attack-resistant decentralized trust systems
dApps integrated development environments (IDE)
dApps, blockchain, DLT, and/or crypto-currencies software engineering
Permissioned and permissionless dApps designs, implementations and testing
Peer-to-peer systems used in dApps, blockchain and DLT platforms
Performance of dApps, blockchain, DLT and/or crypto-currencies
Interoperability between different blockchains/DLT
Standardization of blockchain, DLT and/or crypto-currencies
Security of dApps, blockchain, DLT and/or crypto-currencies
Hardware security modules use in dApps, blockchain, DLT, and/or
crypto-currencies
Formal verification and legal validity of smart contracts
Economics of dApps, blockchain, DLT and/or crypto-currencies
Usability and user studies of dApps, blockchain, DLT and/or
crypto-currencies
Privacy and other legal aspects of dApps, blockchain, DLT and/or
crypto-currencies

Submission guidelines are posted on the ACM SAC DAPP Web site, which always
contains the latest updates. The ACM SAC papers/reviews management tool
will be used. The average number of double-blind reviews per paper will be
equal to 3 or even greater. Authors are invited to submit full papers about
original and unpublished research. Parallel submission to other
conferences, other tracks of SAC or any other publications is forbidden.
Papers submitted should not have been previously published and should not
be subsequently published in the same form elsewhere. Submissions should be
properly anonymized to facilitate blind reviewing: papers being submitted
should not list the authors, affiliations or addresses on the first page
and authors are also encouraged to take care throughout the entire document
to minimise references that may reveal the identity of the authors or
institution. Papers failing to comply with anonymization or length
limitations risk immediate rejection. Be aware that the average acceptance
rate per track should be under 25%. Please check the author kit on the main
SAC website: the format is usually the format used in the ACM templates.
Student Research Competition (SRC) papers can only be at maximum 4 pages
long. The length of full papers is 8 pages (included in the registration) +
2 pages (at extra charge) = 10 pages maximum. Papers that received high
reviews (that is acceptable by reviewer standards) but were not accepted
due to space limitation can be invited for the poster session. The length
of poster papers is 3 pages (included in the registration) + 1 page (at
extra charge) = 4 pages maximum. Paper registration is required, allowing
the inclusion of the paper/poster in the conference proceedings. An author
or a proxy attending SAC MUST present the paper: This is a requirement for
the paper/poster to be included in the ACM/IEEE digital library. No-show of
scheduled papers and posters will result in excluding them from the
ACM/IEEE digital library.

IMPORTANT DUE DATES
September 10, 2018: Submission of papers
November 10, 2018: Notification of paper acceptance/rejection
November 25, 2018: Camera-ready copies of accepted papers
December 10, 2018: Author registration due date
April 8 – 12, 2019: Presentations in Limassol, Cyprus

Track Program Chair:
Dr. Jean-Marc Seigneur, University of Geneva / Reputaction, Switzerland /
France

Preliminary program committee:
Prof. Jihoon Jeong, Kyung Hee Cyber University, South Korea
Prof. Alessandro Aldini, University of Urbino, Italy
Dr. Vincent Pignon, Republic and State of Geneva, Switzerland
Dr. Ahn Byung Ik, Fantom Foundation, South Korea
Mr. Michael Herman, Parallelspace Corporation, Canada
Mr. Cyril Lapinte, Mt Pelerin, Switzerland
Mr. Micha Roon, Sweetbridge, Switzerland
Mr. Ken Anderson, Hashgraph Hedera Swirlds, USA
Mr. Tim McHale, Hashgraph Hedera Swirlds, USA
Mr. Olivier Depierre, DLT Law, Switzerland
Mr. Leandro Lepori, DLT Law, Switezrland
Prof. Noria Foukia, HEPIA, Switzerland
Mrs. Alpha Wang, Tencent, China
Mr. Kai Wei, China Academy of Telecommunication Research of MIIT, China
Prof. Junyoung Heo, Hansung University, Korea
Prof. Hong Min, Hoseo University, Korea
Mrs. Suzana Maranhão Moreno, Brazilian Development Bank, Brazil
Mr. Ruifeng Hu, Huawei, China
Mr. Robert Zaremba, Sweetbridge / Scale IT, Switzerland
Prof. Aline Darbellay, Faculty of Law, University of Geneva, Switzerland
Dr. Michel José Reymond, Byrne-Sutton Bollen Kern Law Firm, Switzerland
Mr. Rene Lauk, Oblicity Lawyers / Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia
Mrs. Céline Moille, Yellaw Lawyers, France
Mr. Jörn Erbguth, University of Geneva, Switzerland
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