New deadline april 10th
See: http://www.globecom2001.com/

GLOBECOM 2001, worldwide communications conference will be held this year in the richly
historic city of San Antonio, Texas. San Antonio serves as a wonderful conference location with
many amenities, events, and unique places to enjoy. 

The theme for the conference, "The Evolving Global Communications Network", awakens the true
feeling that the world communications network is forming, changing, and growing at a
tremendous rate. A global conference, GlobeCom, is critical to the industry by continuing to
teach new ideas within traditional communications technology, while adding many of the next
generation theories and practices. 

An international call for your papers and ideas is in effect. Contribute your ideas to create and
make this conference the best. There are many different topics and areas you can contribute to,
please see the call for papers section of this web site for more information. 

Papers Due On or Before March 31, 2001 Submittal Instructions 

Principal Themes: 
Voice Integration with Data Communications
Quality of Service & Management 
Switching and Control Protocols 
IP Phones, Gateways and Agents 

Wireless Communications 
3G/4G Wireless 
SMS & WAP 
Home Networking

Optical and Photonic Communications 
Dense Wavelength Division Multiplex 
Optical Switching and Routing 
Passive Optical Networks 

Broadband Access Technologies
Digital Subscriber Lines 
Cable Modems 
Local Multipoint Distribution Services
Native Local Area Networking 

Advanced Data Networking 
InfiniBand
Storage Area Networks 
Multiprotocol Label Switching 

General Conference Topics: 
Communications Quality and Reliability 
Communications Software 
Communications Switching and Routing 
Communications Systems Integration and Modeling 
Communications Theory 
Computer Communications 
Enterprise Networking 
Gigabit Networking 
Information Infrastructure 
Interconnect in High Speed Digital Systems 
Internet 
Multimedia Communications
Network Operations and Management 
Personal Communications 
Radio Communications 
Satellite and Space Communications 
Signal Processing & Communications 
Electronics 
Signal Processing for Storage 
Tactical Communications 
Transmission Access & Optical Systems 

Symposiums
Broadband Wireless Symposium (BWS2001)
Communication Theory Symposium (CTS2001)
Multimedia and Information Technology Symposium (MITS2001) 
Symposium on Ad-Hoc Wireless Networks (SAWN2001) 

  

Publication Schedule 
Manuscript Submittal: March 31, 2001
Acceptance Notification:July 31, 2001
Final Manuscript: August 31, 2001

Tutorial Submissions
Contact: Clifton Denny c.denny@ieee.org 
for information on preparing a tutorial for this conference.