Call for papers
We are faced with an era where the wide spread use of small portable wireless
devices and wireless technologies are building the pervasive vision. This
pervaded world generated new communications paradigms: autonomic and opportunistic
communications.
Communication among devices in a pervasive environment can
happen if the devices can communicate autonomously, and manage their own evolution
and configuration changes in the network, without explicit user or administrator
action. In a pervasive world, even in the absence of any connectivity infrastructure
mobile devices can communicate using the connection "opportunities" that arise
due to mbility.
The goal of this workshop is to provide a forum between the autonomic and
opportunistic communication communities to exchange ideas, discuss solutions,
and share experiences among researchers, professionals, and application developers
both from industry and academia. Original papers addressing both theoretical
and practical aspects of autonomic communications and computing are solicited.
Papers describing prototype implementations and deployment are particularly
welcome.
Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
- Architecture and models for autonomic and opportunistic communication
- Tools and techniques for designing, analyzing and building autonomic and
opportunistic networks - Adaptive security for self protection of networks
- Economic, biological and social models used for autonomic and
opportunistic communications - Mobility models for opportunistic networking
- Novel management techniques for autonomic and opportunistic communication
- Sensing, monitoring and measurements for self-managing networks
- Advanced technologies for enabling autonomic and opportunistic communication
- Autonomic and opportunistic communication testbeds and measurements
Call for papers in .pdf format (335 kb)
Submission instructions
Papers should contain original material and not be previously published,
or currently submitted for consideration elsewhere. Manuscripts must be
limited to 6 pages in IEEE 8.5x11 conference format, and formatted in
strict accordance with the IEEE Computer Society author guidelines. All
submissions will be handled electronically. Submission will be handled
electronically.
Accepted papers will be published by the IEEE Computer Society Press in the
combined WoWMoM 2007 workshop proceedings.
Important dates
Papers Due: February 11, 2007 (11:59pm PST)
Notification of Acceptance: March 15, 2007
Camera-ready Due: April 16, 2007