See: http://craggy.see.plymouth.ac.uk/inc2002/
International Network Conference 2002
16 - 18th July 2002
Sherwell Conference Centre
University of Plymouth, UK
Conference Themes
The Technical Programme will include presentations given by leading
invited speakers, as well as presentations based upon refereed papers
selected by the International Programme Committee.
The intention of the conference is to provide a forum for the exchange
of ideas and findings in a wide range of areas related to networking.
Suggested topics for papers include, but are not limited to, the
following:
Internet and web technologies
Intelligent agents, Information search and retrieval, Web
markup languages, Internet architecture and protocols,
Multicast/broadcast technologies
Network architectures and management
Network and service management, Quality of service, Real time
applications, Distributed systems and middleware
Information systems security and privacy
Authentication and access control, Network security and
intrusion detection, Cryptography, Computer crime, Information
security management, Risk analysis, Privacy management,
Anonymity and pseudonymity
Applications and impacts
Electronic commerce, Online learning, Virtual communities,
EInternet messaging and conferencing, ntertainment
Mobile networking
Third and fourth generation technologies, Mobile wireless
Internet, Mobile commerce, Security issues
Enhanced network services
Access networks, Intelligent networks and services, Internet
access devices
Within these areas, the Programme Committee would welcome papers
addressing both technological and/or application level issues, as well
as illustrating the impact of networking in an information society
context (e.g. commerce, communication, education etc.).
A prize of UKP500 will be awarded for the best paper (see call for
papers).
Call for Papers
Submission of papers
Authors are invited to submit their full papers by 30 November 2001.
The total length of the paper should not exceed eight pages, including
all figures, tables and references. The required font is Times Roman,
in the following sizes: titles, 16pts; main headings, 14pts; body text
and sub-headings, 12pts; abstract, references, figures and tables,
10pts. Text should be single spaced and contained within a typing area
of length 25cm and width 15.6cm. A comprehensive set of instructions
for preparing camera ready papers here.
All papers should be sent electronically to the Conference
Secretariat. Submissions can be made by emailing documents to
inc-submissions@jack.see.plym.ac.uk. Please use Microsoft Word,
PostScript, Adobe PDF or Rich Text Format.
Review and publication
All papers will be reviewed by at least 2 members of the International
Programme Committee. Accepted papers will receive detailed
instructions to authors on the finalisation of the camera-ready copy,
along with any comments forwarded by the reviewers. Details of the
audio-visual equipment available for the presentations will also be
forwarded at this time.
All accepted papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings,
in both print and CD formats. Selected papers will be considered for
publication in a special issue of the main sponsoring journal,
Internet Research. In addition, further papers, focussing on relevant
topics, may be selected for inclusion in the journals Information
Management & Computer Security or Campus-Wide Information Systems.
A best paper award of £500, sponsored by MCB University Press
(Emerald), publishers of the above journals, will be awarded by the
conference committee and presented during the conference.
Registration of interest
The reply form contained in this announcement should be sent back at
your earliest convenience but at the latest upon submission of
paper(s). Others interested in attending the conference, including
co-authors, should also return the reply form in order to receive
further conference information.
Important Dates
30 November 2001 Deadline for submission of papers
11 February 2002 Notification of paper acceptance
26 April 2002 Deadline for camera-ready paper submission
and author registration
31 May 2002 Deadline for discounted early registration
1 June 2002 Deadline for standard registration
General Conference & Programme Chairman
Dr. Steven Furnell,
Network Research Group,
University of Plymouth, United Kingdom.
Email: sfurnell@plymouth.ac.uk
International Programme Committee
Darren Ballard
Cisco Systems
UK
Udo Bleimann
University of Applied Sciences, Darmstadt
Germany
Gerrit Bleumer
Francotyp-Postalia
Germany
David Finkel
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
USA
Kevin Fitzgerald
KPMG
Australia
Steven Furnell (chair)
University of Plymouth
UK
Dimitris Gritzalis
Athens University of Economics and Business
Greece
Carsten Griwodz
University of Oslo
Norway
Holger Hofmann
ABB Corporate Research Center
Germany
Elizabeth Joyce
Symnatec
UK
Sokratis Katsikas
University of the Aegean
Greece
Dominique Le Foll
Acterna
UK
John Lindsay
Kingston University
UK
Benn Lines
University of Plymouth
UK
Les Lloyd
Rollins College
USA
Joseph Morrissey
Cap Gemini Ernst & Young
UK
Sead Muftic
Stockholm University
Sweden
Andy Phippen
University of Plymouth
UK
Karl Posch
Graz University of Technology
Austria
Seppo Puuronen
University of Jyvaskyla
Finland
Kimmo Raatikainen
University of Helsinki
Finland
Paul Reynolds
Orange Personal Communication Services Limited
UK
Peter Sanders
University of Plymouth
UK
David Schwartz
Bar-Ilan University
Israel
Simon Shepherd
Universtiy of Bradford
UK
Jeanne Stynes
Cork Institute of Technology
Ireland
Roussow von Solms
Port Elizabeth Technikon
South Africa
Matthew Warren
Deakin University
Australia
Organising Committee
Paul Dowland (chair)
University of Plymouth
UK
Steven Furnell
University of Plymouth
UK
Jayne Garcia
University of Plymouth
UK
Bogdan Ghita
University of Plymouth
UK
Denise Horne
University of Plymouth
UK
Benn Lines
University of Plymouth
UK
Maria Papadaki
University of Plymouth
UK
Andrew Phippen
University of Plymouth
UK
Harjit Singh
University of Plymouth
UK
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