Call for Papers
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The ITC 2012 Students poster session showcases research-in-progress presented by students. Topics of interests are the same as topics in the ITC 2012 conference call for papers.
The general requirements are:
- The primary contribution is from a student or students (your advisor may be a co-author)
- The topic list is the same as ITC 2012 Call for papers (see below)
- If accepted, a student must present the student poster at the conference
- Students with accepted posters pay students registration rate to attend ITC 2012
Type of Work:
- Practice-oriented
- Systems-oriented
- Theory-oriented
Paper format and submission:
- A two page extended abstract must be submitted (in IEEE two-column PDF format) to wojciech.kabacinski(at)put.poznan.pl
Here is the general guideline for the extended abstract (certainly, you can name your sections as appropriate):
- Abstract (not more than 250 words)
- Introduction
- Approach/Method/Scheme
- Preliminary Results/Evaluation
- Conclusion/Future Work
- References
| Network technologies and paradigms | Network planning, QoS and associated performance issues | Traffic management and measurement |
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Content delivery and storage Future Internet design Carrier networks Optical networks Data centers Delay-tolerant networks Cellular networks Wireless adhoc and mesh networks Sensor networks Cognitive radio |
Capacity planning methods and tools Planning for multi-carrier networks Performance and reliability tradeoffs Robustness and reliability issues Network design methods Performance of wireless/wired networks Pricing and billing Business models for QoS |
Admission control Dynamic bandwidth management Intelligent adaptive routing Location and mobility management Multi-domain issues Traffic engineering Network tomography Overload and congestion control Protection, switching and restoration Traffic and performance monitoring |
| Applications | Models and techniques | Security-related issues |
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Application layer networks and overlays Virtualization Distributed, grid and cloud computing Internet of Things IPTV, WebTV P2P and distributed lookup Social networks Tele-medicine, -education, -metry Web-services and SOA |
Self-optimization approaches Optmization techniques Game-theoretic models Queueing and traffic models Random graph models Resource allocation and management Scheduling algorithms Network coding Cross-layer design and optimization Simulation methods and tools |
Anomaly detection Detection of DoS attacks Attack mitigation methods Epidemiological models Worm and virus propagation Privacy and trust |
Important Dates
Poster Abstract Due : June 10, 2012 (extended to June 24)
Acceptance Notification: July 9, 2012
Camera-ready Version: July 15, 2012
Author Registration Deadline: July 15, 2012
Student Poster Committee
Anja Feldmann, Technical University of Berlin, Germany
Mariusz Głąbowski, Poznan University of Technology, Poland
Paul Kuehn, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Ralf Lehnert, Technical University of Dresden, Germany
Andrew Odlyzko, University of Minnesota, USA
Achille Pattavina, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Krzysztof Pawlikowski, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
James Roberts, INRIA, France
Maciej Stasiak, Poznan University of Technology, Poland