The Portable Application Standards Committee

PASC SD6 - Contact Information

PASC Administrators

The Portable Applications Standards Committee (PASC) was formed in 1985 as the Technical Committee on Operating Systems and Applications Environments Standards Subcommittee (TCOS/SS). TCOS/SS was changed to PASC in 1992.. PASC has been delegated the balloting authority for the IEEE standards projects sponsored by PASC in accordance with the IEEE Standards Operations Manual. Sponsor Executive Committee responsibility has been delegated to the PASC Sponsor Executive Committee (PASC/SEC).

Position	Name
Chair PASC	Johnson, Lowell
Vice Chair PASC	Gwinn, Joe
Mailing Coordinator	Campbell, Todd
Meeting Cordinator	Horsley, Tonya
Computer Society Contact	Woods, Tracy

PASC SEC Voting Members

Mailing List: pasc-sec

The PASC Sponsor Executive Committee (PASC/SEC) is a forum for deciding Standards Subcommittee and common Working Group issues, policies and procedures, and guidelines. The PASC/SEC has the following responsibilities:

Conduct periodic reviews of all PASC/SEC sponsored activities including future planning and liaisons.
Meet all Sponsor Executive Committee responsibilities outlined in the CSP&P section on Sponsor Executive Committees. This includes review and approval of submission of PASC PARs; formation of steering committees; formation of PASC Working Groups; submission of a standards activities budget; preparation of a financial activities report; representation at SAB meetings; and coordination of the publication of draft standards.
Ensure that all PASC Working Groups attain and maintain the necessary level of participation and diversity required to develop an acceptable standard in a timely fashion.

22 Voting members possible, 20 actual

Officers

Position	Name
Chair PASC	Johnson, Lowell
Vice Chair PASC	Gwinn, Joe
Logistics Chair	Royster, Curtis
Editing Chair	TBD
Balloting Chair	Ashford, Jay
Interpretations Chair	Josey, Andrew
SEC Secretary	Stoughton, Nick
Liaison to WG15 US TAG	Oblinger, James
PMC Chair	Zions, Jason

Working Group Chairs

Working Group

Chair

System Services (1003)

Standards:	.1, .1b, .1c, .1i
In Ballot:	.1a, .1f, .1d, .1n, .1j
Development:	.1h, .1q

Zions, Jason

Shell & Utilities (1003)

Standards:	.2, .2a, .2d
In Ballot:	.2b
Development:

Cragun, Don

System Administration (1387)

Standards:	.2
In Ballot:	.3, .4
Development:	.1

Kirk, Martin J.

Language Bindings (1003)

Standards:	.5, .5b, .9
In Ballot:
Development:	.5c, .24

Baker, Theodore P.

Security (1003)

Standards:
In Ballot:	.1e, .2c
Development:	.22

l.ambuel

Profiles (1003)

Standards:
In Ballot:	.0, .18, .13, 1201.2
Development:	.10, .14

Swearingen, Sandra

Distributed Services

Standards:	1238.1, 1238.2, 1224, 1327
In Ballot:	1003.1g, 1003.21
Development:

Meyers, B. Craig

Test Methods

Standards:	1003.3, 2003.1, 1326, 1328, 2003.2
In Ballot:	2003r, 2003.1b
Development:

Hedquist, Barry E.

Organizational Representatives

Organization	Name
EurOpen IR	vacant
OSSWG IR	Chan, Kar Yee
OSSWG IR Alternate	Oblinger, James
USENIX IR	Stoughton, Nick
The Open Group IR	Josey, Andrew

US TAG for ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG15

Mailing List: wg15tag

Position	Name
TAG Chair	Martin, Roger J.
TAG Vice Chair	TBD
TAG Secretary	TBD
SC22 Liaison	p.rabin
TAG Representative to SEC	Oblinger, James

Project Management Committee

Mailing List: pasc-pmc

Position	Name
PMC Chair	Zions, Jason
	Johnson, Lowell
	Stoughton, Nick

System Services

Mailing List: pasc-ss

Position	Name
Chair	Zions, Jason
Secretary	TBD

1003.1, .1a POSIX Systems Interface and C Binding

Mailing List: posix-dot1

Position	Name
Vice Chair	TBD
Technical Editor .1a	Damico, Lee
Ballot Coordinator	Stoughton, Nick

1003.1b, .1c, .1d, .1i, .1j, .1n, .1q Real Time Extensions

Mailing List: pasc-ss

Position	Name
Vice Chair	Gwinn, Joe
Technical Editor .1b, .1c, .1i, .1n	j.zolnowsky
Technical Editor .1d, .13	Luken, Robert D.
Technical Editor .1j	Gonzalez, Michael
Technical Editor .1q	Riche, Francois

1003.1h Services for Reliable, Available, and Serviceable Systems (SRASS)

Mailing List: srass

This project will specify a set of interfaces to allow portable access to underlying fault management services by application programs. These underlying services may support detection, logging and notification of abnormal conditions during system operation; classification and analysis of abnormal conditions for fault diagnosis; and corrective actions for system reconfiguration, reinitialization, and recovery. We have just completed our first draft of logging and notification , and we are working together with the real-time group on a trace interface. We have on the current agenda a proposal for reconfiguration which we will begin at the April 1995 meeting.

Position	Name
Vice Chair	Roth, Helmut
Secretary	Scalzo, Richard C.
Technical Editor	Iyer, Venkatesh
Technical Editor	s.dovich

1003.1n

1003.1p, .1m Checkpoint/Restart & Resource Limits

Mailing List: pasc-ss

Position	Name
Vice Chair	r.edwards
Technical Editor .1p	b.branum
Technical Editor .1m	s.dovich

Shell and Utilities

Mailing List: pasc-su

Position	Name
Chair	Cragun, Don
Secretary	TBD

1003.2b Shell & Utilities Amendment

Mailing List: posix-dot2

Position	Name
Vice Chair	Cragun, Don
Technical Editor	Jespersen, Hal

Systems Administration

Mailing List: pasc-sa

Position	Name
Chair	Kirk, Martin J.
Secretary	TBD

1387 POSIX Systems Administration

Mailing List: pasc-sa

Position	Name
Vice Chair	Ashford, Jay
Technical Editor 1387.2	Ashford, Jay
Technical Editor 1387.3	Browne, Michael E.
Technical Editor 1387.4	d.fullman

Language Bindings

Mailing List: pasc-lb

Position	Name
Chair	Baker, Theodore P.
Secretary	Harowicz, Linda

Contacts for Completed Work

P1003.5 - Ada Binding for System API

This completed project produced IEEE Std 1003.5-1992, which is the core Ada POSIX API, corresponding to IEEE Std. 1003.1. It is dur for a reaffirmation ballot in 1997.

Position	Name
Contact	Emery, Dave

P1003.5b - Amendment 1: Realtime Extensions

This completed project produced IEEE STD 1003.5-1996, which amends IEEE STD 1003.5-1992 to provide Ada interfaces for the functionality of IEEE STD 1003.1b and IEEE STD 1003.1c. The contact person for prepublication technical editing of this document is the P1003.5b Technical Editor.

Position	Name
Contact	Baker, Theodore P.

P1003.9 Fortran

PASC 1003.9 developed the Fortran language binding to 1003.1-1990. This IEEE Std 1003.9 is/contains/standardizes:

A portable way to call all 1003.1-1990 system calls from Fortran. Examples: chmod, chdir, pipe, fork/exec, signal routines, getpid.
Syntax that is acceptable to existing compilers for both the FORTRAN 77 and Fortran 90 versions of the language. The standard uses FORTRAN 77 features with only one extension -- long subroutine names.
Standardized access to POSIX.1 system constants, both static and dynamic. Examples: LINK_MAX, PIPE_BUF, PATH_MAX, stat modes, open modes.
Standardized access to all POSIX.1 system structures.
A POSIX-based FORTRAN I/O layer which allows (portable) usage of files, pipes, and devices that do not use record-based FORTRAN conventions. Specifications are also defined for interactions between record-based FORTRAN I/O and POSIX-based FORTRAN I/O. Also, getc/putc equivalents.
Environment access routines (e.g. command line arguments, ENV access)
MIL-STD-like bit manipulation support routines (e.g. ior, and, not)

These conventions could easily be applied to future POSIX standards as well as for a vendor's non-POSIX calls. For example, they could be used to access vendor system structures, constants, etc. or structures, constants, etc. in new C-language based POSIX standards.

Position	Name
Contact	Hannah, Michael J.

P1003.5c - Amendment 2: Protocol Independent Interfaces

This project is working on an amendment to IEEE STD 1003.5, to provide Ada interfaces for the functionality defined by P1003.1g, the Sockets and XTI interfaces. There is a working draft that has been through one Mock Ballot.

Position	Name
Vice Chair	Harowicz, Linda
Technical Editor	Meyer, Craig H.

P1003.24 - Ada Binding to X Window System - Modular Toolkit Environment

This project is working on an amendment to IEEE STD 1003.5, to provide an Ada95 binding to Motif 2.0. This binding will include bindings to some X11R6 types and to the X11R6 toolkit to the extent required for Motif. Custom widgets will be excluded from the scope of the standard. The purpose of this standard is to provide a standard for Ada95 similar to IEEE STD 1295: 1993 based on today's advanced technologies. It is expected that the drafting work will be performed primarily in Europe.

Position	Name
Vice Chair	Mahieux, Jean-Claude
Technical Editor	Obermayer, Peter E.

Security

Mailing List: pasc-se

Position	Name
Chair	l.ambuel
Secretary	Ferbrache, David

1003.1e, 1003.2c, 1003.22 POSIX Security Extensions

Position	Name
Vice Chair	Spencer, Jon F.
Vice Chair	Rogers, David W.
Technical Editor	Spencer, Jon F.

Profiles

Mailing List: pasc-pr

Position	Name
Chair	f.schulz
Secretary	TBD

1003.0 Guide to POSIX based Open System Architectures

Mailing List: pasc-pr This group is developing a guide document which describes an open system environment. The document details a reference model and provides guidance on how to use POSIX standards and other standards and specifications identified by the group as being necessary for an open system environment, particularly in the development of profiles.

Position	Name
Vice Chair	Lewis, Kevin M.
Technical Editor	f.schulz
Internationalization	Miller, Gary W.

1003.10, .15 WG on Supercomputing AEPs and Batch

The P1003.10 Supercomputing Working Group is chartered to:

Write a POSIX Application Environment Profile for users, administrators, and implementors of high performance systems,

Identify areas needing to be standardized in the high performance computing environments, and

Work with other groups to standardize those areas. The Supercomputing Profile is in ballot. Working Group sponsored Resource Limits and Checkpoint/Restart are in the P1003.1a ballot, and the Removable Media Study Group is progressing.

The P1003.15 Working Group has written a command level interface Batch Standard (P1003.2d) that has completed IEEE ballot and is now undergoing ISO synchronization prior to being submitted as a standard. The Working Group meets with and works closely with the projects of P1003.10 and is chartered with Batch related POSIX activity.

Position	Name
Vice Chair	n.aaronson
Technical Editor	Tanner, James

1003.13 POSIX Real Time Environment Profile

See 1003.1b.

1003.14, .18 POSIX Platform Environment Profile

his working group is developing the Multi-Processing Application Environment Profile (AEP) standard for POSIX. The current draft (Draft 9) has not changed for some time while waiting for various base standards to complete. Draft 10 will go to ballot this fall.

The .14 working group has also submitted changes to the .1 working group (which are in P1003.1a, now in ballot) and new interfaces to the .4 working group (new synchronization functions which in the current .4d draft.)

This working group is also completing the development of P1003.18, a core profile consisting of ISO/IEC 9945-1, IEEE Std 1003.2, their interactions, and language bindings. Draft 10 of this profile is about to go out for its first re-ballot. This project was previously assigned to P1003.1.

Position	Name
Vice Chair	Berge, Eric
Technical Editor	Greer, Rick

1003.23 Guide for Developing User Open System Environment Profiles

The purpose of the project is to describe a process for developing user Open System Environment (OSE) profiles, as opposed to standardized profiles. The guide will include a framework for documenting user requirements, the information technology services that support those requirements, and a means for identifying the standards, specifications, and interim solutions that will provide the required services. The guide will also address the need for a transition plan for large systems and issues to consider when implementing User Organization OSE profiles, such as conformance testing of User OSE profiles.

Position	Name
Vice Chair	Swearingen, Sandra
Technical Editor	g.pickering

Test Methods

Mailing List: pasc-tm

Position	Name
Chair	Hedquist, Barry E.

Project Contacts for Completed Work

2003.1 Test Methods for 1003.1

Position	Name
Contact	Hedquist, Barry E.

2003.2 - 1003.2 Test Methods

This completed project produced IEEE Std 1003.2-1996. It provides test methods for all of IEEE Std. 1003.2

Position	Name
Contact	McCarron, Shane P.

2003R Test Methods

2003R is a project to revise the current standard: 1003.3- 1991 Test Methods for Measuring Conformance to POSIX. It will expand to include profiles and LIS and hopefully improve the original by adding more examples and improving the structure of assertions. It is about to produce draft 5 which is intended to go to ballot this fall.

Position	Name
Ballot Coordinator	Hedquist, Barry E.
Technical Editor	Cincotta, Anthony V.

2003.1b - 1003.1b, .1c, .1d Test Methods

2003.1b is something of a special case. It covers test methods for the last draft of 1003.4 (not 1003.1b which includes more tha just a renumbered 1003.4) are being written under contract from a US government agency, and will be submitted to us for review and balloting following the normal IEEE process. This standard is currently in ballot.

Position	Name
Ballot Coordinator	Davies, John S.
Technical Editor	Davies, John S.

Distributed Services

Mailing List: pasc-ds

Position	Name
Chair	Meyers, B. Craig
Secretary	TBD

Project Contacts for Completed Work

1224.1, 1326.1, 1327.1, 1328.1 Messaging Services

The P1224 working group completed the standardization of two sets of APIs in early 1993. The first set is an object management API specification, the second set is an X.400 API specification. Both sets include a language independent specification, test methods for the language independent specification, a c language binding, and test methods for the c language binding. The APIs are based on the X.400 API Association and X/OPEN APIs. A third set of APIs, which is an X.500 API, was standardized at the same time as the object management and X.400 APIs. All three sets of standards have been submitted to ISO for fasttrack standardization.

Position	Name
Contact	s.trus

1224.2, 1326.2, 1327.2, 1328.2 Directory Services

The P1003.17 Name Space and Directory Services group was conceived in 1989 to solve two distinct but related problems for POSIX, i.e. to define a global name space for POSIX systems and specify an API to directory services based on but not limited to the ITU X.500 series.

The group completed work on the directory services API standard which was based on the X/Open XDS specification. Four specifications were produced and were subsequently published as IEEE Standards 1224.2, 1326.2, 1327.2 and 1328.2 in February 1994. This series of standards define an API to directory services in a language independent manner and provide a C language binding and associated test methods for each. There is an active interpretations committee for IEEE 1224.2 et al.

Work on POSIX name space was not progressed beyond the study phase due to lack of industry consensus and the lack of a related document upon which the work could be based.

Position	Name
Contact	Hazzard, Mark

1003.21 Realtime Distributed System Communications

This group is developing a language-independent specification (LIS) and an Ada language binding for interprocess communication in the realtime distributed systems domain. The group is addressing realtime needs in the following areas: protocol management, endpoint management, connection management, unicast data transfer, multicast data transfer, multicast group management, transaction services, event and error management, and performance monitoring. The interface will also provide support for heterogeneous data transfer, priorities, and synchronous and asynchronous interactions. Similar to 1003.1g, the interface is written in a protocol-independent manner with mappings provided to existing protocols. The LIS will include a formal specification of the API written in Z.

Position	Name
Vice Chair	Bockstahler-Brandt, Shirley J.
Secretary	Kruempel, Kari
Technical Editor	Pollak, William

1003.1g Protocol Independent Interfaces

Position	Name
Vice Chair	Case, Steven V.
Technical Editor	Harding, Dr. Chris

1238 OSI API (FTAM, ACSE)

Position	Name
Vice Chair	Boland, Tim

Note: See IEEE Std. 1351 and 1353.

Windowing Interfaces

1201.1 Interfaces for User Portability

Sponsorship withdrawn.

1201.2 Recommended Practice on Driveability

Position	Name
Vice Chair	l.brown
Technical Editor	j.cunningham

Study Groups

None.

Liaisons

Position	Name
X3/OMC Liaison to PASC-SEC	Hedquist, Barry E.
IEEE Storage Systems Standards	Everson, Kurt
PASC/SEC Liaison to JTCA	Hedquist, Barry E.

The following contact information must only be used for PASC purposes.

Name	Company	Address	Phone	Fax	E-mail
Ashford, Jay	IBM	11400 Burnet Rd M/S: 9582 Austin, TX 78758	512-838-3402	512-838-3882	j.ashford(@)pasc.org
Baker, Theodore P.	Florida State Univ.	Dept. of Computer Science 4530 207-A Love Bldg. Tallahassee, FL 32306-4530	850-644-5452	850-644-0058	t.baker(@)pasc.org
Berge, Eric	Cray Research Inc.	655F Lone Oak Dr. Eagan, MN 55121	612-683-5459	612-683-5276	e.berge(@)pasc.org
Bockstahler-Brandt, Shirley J.	JHU/APL	11100 Johns Hopkins Rd. M/S: 6-25 Laurel, MD 20723	443-778-6585	443-778-5597	s.bockstahler(@)pasc.org
Boland, Tim	NIST	Bldg. 225, Rm. B-217 Rt. 270 & Quince Orchard Rd. Gaithersburg, MD 20899	301-975-3608	301-590-0932	t.boland(@)pasc.org
Browne, Michael E.	IBM	522 South Rd. M/S: P963 Poughkeepsie, NY 12601	914-432-7599	914-432-8702	m.browne(@)pasc.org
Case, Steven V.	Computing Devices Int'l	8800 Queen Ave. S. M/S: BLCN2C Bloomington, MN 55431-1996	612-921-6206	612-921-6203	s.case(@)pasc.org
Chan, Kar Yee	Space & Naval Warfare Sys. Command	Code 331-3 2451 Crystal Dr. Arlington, VA 22245-5200	703-602-1472	703-602-6805	k.chan(@)pasc.org
Cincotta, Anthony V.	NIST	Bldg. 820, Rm. B562, Code 879 820 W. Diamond Ave. Gaithersburg, MD 20899	301-975-3298	301-948-6213	t.cincotta(@)pasc.org
Cragun, Don	Sun Microsystems, Inc.	901 San Antonio Rd. M/S: MPK 17-307 Palo Alto, CA 94303	650-786-5310	650-786-6493	d.cragun(@)pasc.org
Damico, Lee	SunSoft Inc.	M/S: MPK 17-302 2550 Garcia Ave Mountain View, CA 94043-1100	415-786-5359	415-786-6493	l.damico(@)pasc.org
Davies, John S.	Defense Information Systems Agency	Attn: JEBE 10701 Parkridge Blvd. Reston, VA 20191-4357	703-735-3567	703-735-3257	j.davies(@)pasc.org
Emery, Dave	The MITRE Corp.	1800 Dolley Madison Blvd. M/S: W538 McLean, VA 20102	703-883-7606	703-883-6143	d.emery(@)pasc.org
Everson, Kurt	Lawrence Livermore Nat'l Labs	M/S: L-431 P.O. Box 808 Livermore, CA 94550	510-423-9360		k.everson(@)pasc.org
Ferbrache, David	DRA Electronics Div.	St. Andrews Rd. Great Malvern, Worcs WR14 3PS U.K.	+44 684 895986	+44 684 896113	d.ferbrache(@)pasc.org
Gonzalez, Michael	Universidad De Cantabria	Departamento De Electronica y Comp. Avenida De Los Castros S/N Santander, 39005 SPAIN	+34-942-201483	+34-942-201402	m.gonzalez(@)pasc.org
Greer, Rick	Sandpiper Software Consulting	115 N. Broadway Red Lodge, MT 59068-4275	406-446-3491	406-446-4275	r.greer(@)pasc.org
Gwinn, Joe	Raytheon	MS: 5-2-522 528 Boston Post Rd. Sudbury, MA 01776	978-440-3330	978-440-3544	j.gwinn(@)pasc.org
Hannah, Michael J.	Sandia National Labs	Org. 4418 M/S: 0807 Albuquerque, NM 87185-0807	505-845-8923	505-844-2067	m.hannah(@)pasc.org
Harding, Dr. Chris	X/Open	Apex Plaza Forbury Rd. Reading, Berkshire RG1 1AX ENGLAND	+44 1734 508311 x2262	+44 1734 500110	c.harding(@)pasc.org
Harowicz, Linda	Lockheed Martin Federal Systems	1801 State Rt. 17-C M/S: 0315 Owego, NY 13827	607-751-2747	607-751-3621	l.harowicz(@)pasc.org
Hazzard, Mark	Unisys	PO Box 64942 MS 4683 St. Paul, MN 55164-0942	612-635-6925	612-635-7990	m.hazzard(@)pasc.org
Hedquist, Barry E.	Perennial, Inc.	15810 Miradero Ave Suite 200 San Jose, CA 95127	408-347-7800	408-347-7803	b.hedquist(@)pasc.org
Horsley, Tonya	IEEE Computer Society	1730 Massachusetts Ave., NW Washington, DC 20036-1992	202-371-1013	202-728-0884	t.horsley(@)pasc.org
Iyer, Venkatesh	PSW Technologies	6517 Cascada Dr. Austin, TX 78750	512-343-6666	512-343-9650	v.iyer(@)pasc.org
Jespersen, Hal	Sun Microsystems, Inc.	M/S UMPK16-203 901 San Antonio Rd. Palo Alto, CA 94303	415-786-3945	415-786-9556	h.jespersen(@)pasc.org
Johnson, Lowell	Unisys	167 32nd Ave. NW New Brighton, MN 55112	651-635-7305	651-635-7990	l.johnson(@)pasc.org
Josey, Andrew	The Open Group	Apex Plaza Forbury Road Reading, Berkshire RG1 1AX ENGLAND	+44 118 9508311 x2250	+44 118 9500110	a.josey(@)pasc.org
Kirk, Martin J.	IBM UK Ltd	Hursley Park Winchester, Hants SO21 2JN ENGLAND	+ 44 1962 817852	+44 1962 818999	m.kirk(@)pasc.org
Kruempel, Kari	Lockheed Martin-Tactical Defense Systems	PO Box 64525 M/S: U2N27 St. Paul, MN 55164-0525	612-456-7352	612-456-3098	k.kruempel(@)pasc.org
Lewis, Kevin M.		4711 Pole Road Alexandria, VA 22309	703-780-0971	703-780-0745	k.lewis(@)pasc.org
Luken, Robert D.	NASA Kennedy Space Ctr.	M/S: DL-PCO HQ Rm. 3480 Kennedy Space Ctr., FL 32899	407-867-8365	407-867-8039	r.luken(@)pasc.org
Mahieux, Jean-Claude	Top Graph'x	10 Allee de la Mare Jacob La Norville, 91290 FRANCE	+33 1 69 26 97 88	+33 1 69 26 97 89	j.mahieux(@)pasc.org
Martin, Roger J.	Sun Microsystems	901 San Antonio Rd. M/S: MPK17-307 Palo Alto, CA 94303	650-786-5406	650-786-5734	r.martin(@)pasc.org
McCarron, Shane P.	MACS, Inc.	16528 Tippecanoe St. NE Ham Lake, MN 55304	612-434-4431	612-434-4318	s.mccarron(@)pasc.org
Meyer, Craig H.	Lockheed Martin Tactical Defense Systems	P.O. Box 64525 M/S: U1R19 St. Paul, MN 55164-0525	612-456-7446	612-456-3098	c.meyer(@)pasc.org
Meyers, B. Craig	Carnegie Mellon Univ.	Software Engineering Institute 4500 5th Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890	412-268-6523	412-268-5758	b.meyers(@)pasc.org
Miller, Gary W.	IBM	11400 Burnet Rd. JQ8S/901 Internal Zip 9183 Austin, TX 78758	512-838-8297	512-838-3050	g.miller(@)pasc.org
Obermayer, Peter E.	Competence Center Informatik GmbH	Lohberg 10 Meppen, D-49716 GERMANY	+49 5931 805 469	+49 5931 805 100	p.obermayer(@)pasc.org
Oblinger, James	Naval Undersea Warfare Ctr.	Code 2233 Bldg. 1171-2 Newport, RI 02841-5047	401-832-1366	401-832-2130	j.oblinger(@)pasc.org
Pollak, William	Carnegie Mellon Univ.	Software Engineering Inst. 5000 Forbes Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890	412-268-5656	412-268-5758	w.pollak(@)pasc.org
Riche, Francois	IBM United Kingdom Ltd	1 New Square Bedfont Lakes Feltham, MIDDX TW14-8HB ENGLAND	+44 181 818 5765	+44 181 818 5546	f.riche(@)pasc.org
Rogers, David W.	OpenVision Technologies Ltd.	Yorktown House 8 Frimley Rd. Camberley, Surrrey GU15 3HS ENGLAND	+44 (0) 1276 683060	+44 (0) 1276 683755	d.rogers(@)pasc.org
Roth, Helmut	NSWCDD, Code B35	Bldg. 1470, Rm. 2119 17320 Dahlgren Rd. Dahlgren, VA 22448-5100	540-653-2296	540-653-2641	h.roth(@)pasc.org
Royster, Curtis	DOD/DISA	10701 Parkridge Blvd., Rm. 3127 MS: TBEA/Center For Standards Reston, VA 20191-4357	703-735-3558	703-735-3257	c.royster(@)pasc.org
Scalzo, Richard C.	NSWCDD	Code T52, Bldg. 1200, Rm. A132 17320 Dahlgren Rd. Dahlgren, VA 22448-5100	540-653-2106	540-653-7898	r.scalzo(@)pasc.org
Spencer, Jon F.	Data General Corp.	62 T.W. Alexander Dr. M/S: 119 Research Triangle Park, NC 27709	919-248-6246	919-248-6108	j.spencer(@)pasc.org
Stoughton, Nick	Usenix	3308 Birdsall Avenue Oakland, CA 94619	650-627-3277		n.stoughton(@)pasc.org
Swearingen, Sandra	USAF	HQ AFCA/ITS 203 W. Losey St., Rm. 1065 Scott AFB, IL 62225-5224	618-256-2975	618-256-2190	s.swearingen(@)pasc.org
Tanner, James	Boeing Information Support Serv.	M/S: 7M-RM Seattle, WA 98124-0346	206-865-5266	206-857-5050	j.tanner(@)pasc.org
Woods, Tracy	IEEE Computer Society	1730 Massachusetts Ave. N.W. Washington, DC 20036-1992	202-371-0101	202-728-9614	t.woods(@)pasc.org
Zions, Jason	Microsoft	7050 151St Avenue NE Redmond, WA 98052	425-883-9352		j.zions(@)pasc.org

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