OOPSLA Topic Selection & Routing

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Evaluates research scope and routes programming language papers across SIGPLAN venues like OOPSLA, POPL, PLDI, and ICFP.

The OOPSLA Topic Selection skill provides academic researchers in programming languages and software engineering with a structured framework for evaluating paper fit and selecting the ideal publication target. By applying a systematic center-of-mass test and assessing multi-layer contributions across design, implementation, formalisms, and empirical analysis, this skill guides authors on whether to target OOPSLA's broad scope or route to specialized sister conferences like POPL, PLDI, ICFP, Onward!, ECOOP, or top software engineering venues. It helps identify fit risks, matches projects to historical exemplars, and optimizes submission strategies across review rounds.

主な機能

01Identifies potential fit risks and committee objections prior to submission
02Applies the center-of-mass test to identify primary paper contributions
03Provides structured decision procedures matching published historical exemplars
04Routes research across SIGPLAN conferences including OOPSLA, POPL, PLDI, and ICFP
05Assesses multi-layer coupling between semantics, implementation, and empirical studies
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ユースケース

01Deciding whether a programming languages paper fits OOPSLA versus PLDI or POPL
02Reframing research claims and multi-layer contributions before submission
03Formulating a publication strategy across SIGPLAN conference submission deadlines