[Tccc] Deadline extension - Dec 20 2011 - ICC12 WS on "New Trends in Optical Networks Survivability"

Paolo Monti pmonti
Tue Nov 29 03:33:47 EST 2011


Dear Colleagues,

apologies if you receive multiple copies if this CFP.


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         New Trends in Optical Networks Survivability Workshop
                 in conjunction with IEEE ICC 2012
                   http://www.ieee-icc.org/2012/
                  June 10-15, 2012, Ottawa, Canada

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NEW submission deadline : 20 December 2011

Workshop website: http://www.ict.kth.se/MAP/FMI/Negonet/icc2012_workshop.html

In today's optical networks, the scale of survivability problems is  
expanding including a growing variety of failure types. It is of the  
outmost importance to withstand and recover from failures ranging from  
the single network equipment malfunctioning, to natural disasters  
causing large network segments disruptions, e.g., earthquakes,  
tsunamis, floods and power outages.
Moreover, with the advances in optical transmission techniques and  
with emerging network services, the survivability problem in optical  
networks is gaining new dimensions, i.e., becoming a multi-scale and a  
multi-service problem.
The scope of the call includes, but is not limited to the following  
topics:
.               Survivability of optical multi-layer networks
.               Protection techniques in fiber access networks
.               Attack-aware optical network design and modeling
.               Resiliency in a converged wired-wireless access scenario
.               Survivability in grid and distributed computing
.               Network resiliency for cloud computing
.               Management of survivable networks
.               Survivable multicasting in optical networks
.               Fault management, monitoring and control
.               Planning and optimization of reliable networks,  
systems, and services
.               Disaster recovery
.               Survivability in Data Center Networks
.               Energy efficiency in survivable networks

Organizing Committee:

Cicek Cavdar (KTH), cavdar at kth.se
Paolo Monti (KTH), pmonti at kth.se
Lena Wosinska (KTH), wosinska at kth.se


Best regards

Paolo Monti

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