CFP : 8th EUNICE Open European Summer School together with IFIP WG 6.7 Workshop on Adaptable Networks and Teleservices EUNICE 2002

CFP : 8th EUNICE Open European Summer School together with IFIP WG 6.7 Workshop on Adaptable Networks and Teleservices EUNICE 2002
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The organizing committee of EUNICE 2002 has decided to extend the submission deadline to next Monday, June 10. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 8th EUNICE Open European Summer School together with IFIP WG 6.7 Workshop on Adaptable Networks and Teleservices http://www.item.ntnu.no/eunice2002/ http://www.eunice-forum.org/ September 2 - September 4, 2002 Norwegian University of Science and technology (NTNU), Trondheim, Norway. The EUNICE network (http://www.eunice-forum.org/) has been created to foster the mobility of students, faculty members and research scientists working in the field of information and communication technologies and to promote educational and research cooperation between its member institutions. EUNICE? 2002 will be the eighth Summer School organised by the EUNICE network. The main goal of the Summer School is to give researchers and particularly Ph.D. students the opportunity to present their work at an international level. For this eighth occurrence, EUNICE 2002 will be associated with the international IFIP WG.6.7 Workshop on Adaptable Networks and Teleservices. The Summer School will take the form of research paper presentations and a series of tutorials, by experts in the field, on selected topics in the area of Adaptable Networks and Teleservices. Call for Contributions The main theme of Adaptable Networks and Teleservices covers the functionality required for controlling, managing or adapting to changing situations related to network conditions, teleservice offerings and user behaviour. This includes systems that have the ability to automatically adapt to a variety of changes such as: - introduction of new services and functions - introduction of new customers, users or user equipment - roaming subscribers, terminal users and terminal equipment - downloading/plug-in or introducing new hardware and/or software (for example, coders, servers, routers, links, base stations, system software, applications) - handling traffic and QoS changes (offered traffic volume, content traffic mix, geographic distribution) - handling of hardware, software or data errors Topics include, but are not limited to: specification, implementation and validation of principles, methods and mechanisms supporting adaptive functionality as described above related to: - Ad hoc Networks, Mobile Systems - Programmable and Active Networks - Hybrid Networks - Intelligent Networks, Smartnet, Mobile Agents, Plug and Play - Location- and Context-based Services - Adaptive Architectures and Protocols - Service Discovery Protocols - Multimedia Streaming Control - Multimedia Home Platform Software Downloading, Plug-and-play, and Service Scalability - Network Management Researchers and Ph.D. students from institutes connected to the EUNICE network as well as from other organisations, are invited to contribute. Types of contributions Regular Contributions: Authors are invited to submit original papers, which will be reviewed for presentation and publication in the proceedings of the Summer School. Papers should be written in English and not exceed eight single-spaced A4 pages, 12-point Times new Roman style, 2 columns. The cover page should include name, affiliation, complete postal address, homepage and e-mail- address of all authors. Tutorials: Each EUNICE member institution is cordially invited to present tutorials (approx. 75 minutes) at the Summer School. Prospective tutorial speakers are kindly asked to submit proposals covering one or more of the technical areas indicated above. The tutorial proposals should include a brief outline and the speaker's full postal address, phone and fax numbers, homepage and e-mail-address. Important Dates Submission Deadline: June 3rd, 2002 Notification of Acceptance: June 28th , 2002 Final Paper due: August 1st, 2002 Summer School: September 2nd-4th 2002 Techical Program Committee Prof. F.A. Aagesen, NTNU (Chairman) Prof. R. Braek, NTNU Prof. S. Abeck, Karlsruhe Univ. Prof. M. Ajmone-Marsan, Torino University Prof. E.Biersack Eurecom Prof. A.Casaca, INESC Prof. A. Danthine, University of Liege Prof. J. Eberspaecher, Munchen Techn University Mr. D. Griffin, UCL Prof. J. Harju, Tampere University Prof. B.E. Helvik, NTNU Prof. S. Imre, Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BUTE) Prof. Y. Kermarrec, ENST de Bretagne Prof. E. Halasz, Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BUTE) Prof. P. J. Kuehn, University of Stuttgart Prof. J-P. Hubaux, EPFL Prof. M. Munafo, Torino University Prof. G. Nemeth, Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BUTE) Prof. G. Pujolle, University Paris 8 Prof. A. Pras, Twente University Prof. A.A. Rodriguez, University Politechnia de Madrid Prof. L.A. Roenningen, NTNU Dr. L. Sacks, UCL Prof. S. Sallent, Barcelona University Prof. A. Schaff, Nancy University Mr. M.van Sinderen, Twente University Prof. P. Spilling, Oslo University Prof. S. Tohme, ENST Prof. G. Yanovsky, St. Petersburg University Organising Committee F.A.Aagesen, NTNU (Chairman) Rolv Braek, NTNU Frank Li, NTNU L.A. Roenningen, NTNU Jarle Kotsbak, NTNU Venue description The arrangement will take place at the Faculty of Information Technology, Mathematics and Electrical Engineering (IME) at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway. (http://www.ntnu.no/welcome/) A well-equipped auditorium will be used for the presentations. In addition there will be meeting rooms and Internet facilities available. Additional information: For additional information, please contact Prof. Finn Arve Aagesen (aagesen@itemntnu.no) or Frank Li (frank.li@item.ntnu.no) ----

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The organizing committee of EUNICE 2002 has decided to extend the
submission deadline to next Monday, June 10.

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8th EUNICE Open European Summer School
together with IFIP WG 6.7 Workshop on Adaptable Networks and Teleservices

http://www.item.ntnu.no/eunice2002/
http://www.eunice-forum.org/

September 2 - September 4, 2002
Norwegian University of Science and technology (NTNU), Trondheim, Norway.

The EUNICE network (http://www.eunice-forum.org/)  has been created to
foster the mobility of students, faculty members and research scientists
working in the field of information and communication technologies and to
promote educational and research cooperation between its member
institutions.

EUNICE? 2002 will be the eighth Summer School organised by the EUNICE
network. The main goal of the Summer School is to give researchers and
particularly Ph.D. students the opportunity to present their work at an
international level. For this eighth occurrence, EUNICE 2002 will be
associated with the international IFIP WG.6.7 Workshop on Adaptable
Networks and Teleservices.

The Summer School will take the form of research paper presentations and a
series of tutorials, by experts in the field, on selected topics in the
area of Adaptable Networks and Teleservices.

Call for Contributions

The main theme of Adaptable Networks and Teleservices covers the
functionality required for controlling, managing or adapting to changing
situations related to network conditions, teleservice offerings and user
behaviour. This includes systems that have the ability to automatically
adapt to a variety of changes such as:

- introduction of new services and functions
- introduction of new customers, users or user equipment
- roaming subscribers, terminal users and terminal equipment
- downloading/plug-in or introducing new hardware and/or software (for
example, coders, servers, routers, links, base stations, system software,
applications)
- handling traffic and QoS changes (offered traffic volume, content
traffic mix, geographic distribution)
- handling of hardware, software or data errors

Topics include, but are not limited to: specification, implementation and
validation of principles, methods and mechanisms supporting adaptive
functionality as described above related to:

- Ad hoc Networks, Mobile Systems
- Programmable and Active Networks
- Hybrid Networks
- Intelligent Networks, Smartnet, Mobile Agents, Plug and Play
- Location- and Context-based Services
- Adaptive Architectures and Protocols
- Service Discovery Protocols
- Multimedia Streaming Control
- Multimedia Home Platform Software Downloading, Plug-and-play, and
Service Scalability
- Network Management

Researchers and Ph.D. students from institutes connected to the EUNICE
network as well as from other organisations, are invited to contribute.

Types of contributions

Regular Contributions:

Authors are invited to submit original papers, which will be reviewed for
presentation and publication in the proceedings of the Summer School.
Papers should be written in English and not exceed eight single-spaced A4
pages, 12-point Times new Roman style, 2 columns. The cover page should
include name, affiliation, complete postal address, homepage and e-mail-
address of all authors.

Tutorials:

Each EUNICE member institution is cordially invited to present tutorials
(approx. 75 minutes) at the Summer School. Prospective tutorial speakers
are kindly asked to submit proposals covering one or more of the technical
areas indicated above. The tutorial proposals should include a brief
outline and the speaker's full postal address, phone and fax numbers,
homepage and e-mail-address.


Important Dates
Submission Deadline: June 3rd, 2002
Notification of Acceptance: June 28th , 2002
Final Paper due: August 1st, 2002
Summer School: September  2nd-4th 2002

Techical  Program Committee
Prof. F.A. Aagesen,  NTNU (Chairman)
Prof. R. Braek, NTNU
Prof. S. Abeck, Karlsruhe Univ.
Prof. M. Ajmone-Marsan, Torino University
Prof. E.Biersack Eurecom
Prof. A.Casaca, INESC
Prof. A. Danthine, University of Liege
Prof. J. Eberspaecher, Munchen Techn University
Mr. D. Griffin, UCL
Prof. J. Harju, Tampere University
Prof. B.E. Helvik, NTNU
Prof. S. Imre, Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BUTE)
Prof. Y. Kermarrec, ENST de Bretagne
Prof. E. Halasz, Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BUTE)
Prof. P. J. Kuehn,  University of Stuttgart
Prof. J-P. Hubaux, EPFL
Prof. M. Munafo, Torino University
Prof. G. Nemeth,  Budapest University of Technology and Economics
(BUTE)
Prof. G. Pujolle, University Paris 8
Prof. A. Pras, Twente University
Prof. A.A. Rodriguez, University Politechnia de Madrid
Prof. L.A. Roenningen, NTNU
Dr. L. Sacks, UCL
Prof. S. Sallent, Barcelona University
Prof. A. Schaff, Nancy University
Mr. M.van Sinderen, Twente University
Prof. P. Spilling, Oslo University
Prof. S. Tohme, ENST
Prof. G. Yanovsky, St. Petersburg University

Organising Committee
F.A.Aagesen,  NTNU (Chairman)
Rolv Braek, NTNU
Frank Li, NTNU
L.A. Roenningen, NTNU
Jarle Kotsbak, NTNU

Venue description
The arrangement  will take place at the Faculty of Information Technology,
Mathematics and Electrical Engineering (IME) at the Norwegian University
of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway.
(http://www.ntnu.no/welcome/)

A well-equipped auditorium will be used for the presentations. In addition
there will be meeting rooms and Internet facilities available.

Additional information:
For additional information, please contact Prof. Finn Arve Aagesen
(aagesen@itemntnu.no) or  Frank Li (frank.li@item.ntnu.no)
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