SOSP Topic Selection
Evaluates systems research projects against SOSP criteria and guides strategic paper routing across top-tier computing conferences.
Evaluates computer systems research projects to determine if they fit the rigorous criteria of the ACM Symposium on Operating Systems Principles (SOSP) or should be routed to sibling conferences such as OSDI, EuroSys, USENIX ATC, NSDI, FAST, ASPLOS, or MLSys. By applying a structured three-part shape test—focusing on extractable principles, real built embodiments, and scale-appropriate evidence—alongside anti-pattern detection, this skill helps academic researchers and systems engineers pinpoint their core contributions and select the optimal publication venue early in the research lifecycle.
主要功能
01Includes a structured worksheet for distilling generalized, system-independent principles
02Executes a three-part SOSP shape test assessing principle, embodiment, and evidence scale
03Guides project lifecycle timing to lock conference targets before deadline friction occurs
04Provides a strategic routing matrix for OSDI, NSDI, FAST, ASPLOS, ATC, VLDB, and MLSys
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06Identifies common submission anti-patterns such as unbuilt designs and incremental 10% speedups
使用场景
01Determining whether a newly built systems prototype meets the bar for an SOSP submission
02Reframing speedup and performance benchmarks into extractable operating systems principles
03Deciding whether to route research to domain-specific venues like FAST (storage) or NSDI (networking)