[C9] ================================================ AMAST Links 01 02 Performance Tools '95 and MMB'95 Joint Conference Heidelberg, Germany, 20-22 September 1995 The _full version_ of this 2nd Call for Papers is available at URL: http://www.cs.utwente.nl/data/amast/links/v01/i02/full/PT_MMBc.txt Design, development and operation of computing and communication systems ought to be accompanied by assessments of their quantitative non-functional properties. _Quantitative properties_ include system _performance_, _reliability_, _performability_. Assessing quantitative properties involves system _modelling_, wherever possible supported by system _measurement_. In view of the variety and technical complexity of existing paradigms, model analysis techniques and measurement options, quantitative system assessment will only become standard practice if supported by widely applicable _techniques_ and easily usable _tools_. *Topics:* the conference will focus on o modelling paradigms and model analysis techniques for quantitative system assessment, with an emphasis on their broad applicability; o software tools for specification & analysis of quantitative models; o measurement approaches and tools, with an emphasis on their combination with modelling options; o case studies for and applications of measurement and modelling techniques and tools. *Dates:* (all submissions to the Programme Chair, please) Feb 17, 1995 : Papers, 5 copies, English, max 20 double-spaced pages, intended to be published in the Springer LNCS series Apr 7, 1995 : Tutorial Proposals (pref. e-mail), 2 pages of tutorial objectives and outline Apr 7, 1995 : Tool Presentation Suggestions (pref. e-mail), 2 pages, with an indication of HW- and SW-requirements May 5, 1995 : Notification of acceptance Jun 9, 1995 : Camera-ready copy due. *Programme Chair:* Heinz Beilner, Universit"at Dortmund F. Informatik email: beilner@ls4.informatik.uni-dortmund.de *Organiz. Chair:* Martin Paterok, IBM Deutschland I., ENC Heidelberg email: paterok@vnet.ibm.com