[Tccc] IEEE CAMAD Berlin Sept. 25-27: Special Session RE...
Elias Tragos
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Tue May 14 09:24:21 EDT 2013
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**Extended deadline: May 30***
IEEE CAMAD Berlin Sept. 25-27. http://www.ieee-camad-2013.org/
Special Session:
*RESONANT:* Resource Optimization in Heterogeneous Wireless Next Generation
Networks
*IMPORTANT DATES*
Paper submission: May 30, 2013
Notification of acceptance: July 15, 2013
Camera-ready papers by: Aug. 10, 2013
Submit using EDAS : http://edas.info/newPaper.php?c=13705&track=32801
Next generation communications will be composed of flexible, multi-tier,
and scalable heterogeneous architectures, such as LTE-A and Mesh
networking. High user mobility necessitates dynamic management from the
network side to ensure end-to-end reliable and secure support of new
services. In wireless networks, the medium alone creates additional
challenges for efficiently providing QoS, due to its broadcast nature and
uncertainty. Meanwhile, the proliferation of new services in the mobile
market is driving the QoS requirements higher (in terms of performance
indicators spanning throughput, delays, network coverage etc). Thus, an
important challenge in future wireless communications is how to design and
run cost efficient networks that optimize the key performance indicators to
support the user requirements.
Resource management and planning are key mechanisms that enable the
efficient and effective operation of wireless networks, aiming to minimize
the impact of interference and maximize the overall network performance.
For next generation networks, where multiple heterogeneous networks (both
in terms of network elements and in term of access technologies) will
co-exist in the same geographical area, these mechanisms will be of key
importance not only for a single network operation but for the smooth
network cooperation, the optimal use of wireless spectrum and the provision
of high quality services to the users. Taking into account the
requirements, applications, and users, the developed mechanisms should be
optimized in terms of performance, scalability, robustness, flexibility and
energy efficiency. The purpose of this session is to bring together
researchers focusing on resource management and optimization within the
context of heterogeneous wireless networking.
The intended audience spans academic and industrial researchers in the
broader area of Wireless communications and networks. Prospective authors
are invited to submit original, unpublished works on the following research
topics, but not limited to:
Access network architectures and protocols optimization towards next
generation wireless networks
Resource management mechanisms for future heterogeneous networks
Network planning
Quality of service in future heterogeneous networks
Optimized and robust dynamic spectrum access
Performance modeling of future networks
Scalability, robustness and resilience
Cross-layer design and optimization
Co-existence issues of future heterogeneous networks
Security, privacy and trust in next generation dynamic spectrum access
networks
Heterogeneous network simulation models and techniques
Heterogeneous network applications, ranging from Smart Cities and IoT to
Emergency Response.
*RESONANT Session Chairs:*
Vangelis Angelakis, Linkping University (LiU), SWEDEN.
Elias Z. Tragos, Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas (FORTH),
GREECE.
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