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                              Call for Papers

                        IEEE Communications Magazine

                         Internet Technology Series

Series Editors: Mohammed Atiquzzaman (Univ. of Oklahoma) and Mohsen Guizani
                          (Univ. of West Florida)

   The  Internet Technology series of the IEEE Communications Magazine is
   calling   for   original  tutorial  and  survey   papers  on  Internet
   Technology. Topics include (but not limited to):

     * Ultra-High-Speed Routers and Switches
     * Congestion Control
     * Emerging Internet Protocols
     * Adhoc and Sensor Networks
     * Mobile/Wireless Internet or Mobile VoIP
     * Mobility Management
     * QoS Protocols and Mechanisms
     * 3G IP and related Internet Standards
     * Testbeds and applications

   The  IEEE  Communications  Magazine  is  read  by tens of thousands of
   Communications  Society  members. The magazine has also been ranked as
   the  number 1 telecommunications journal according to the ISI citation
   database  for  year 2000 and as number three for year 2001. The papers
   will  be  available  on  the  Internet through Communications Magazine
   Interactive,  the  WWW  edition  of  the  magazine. Details about IEEE
   Communications Magazine can be found at http://www.comsoc.org/ci/.

   Sample  publications  published  within the Internet Technology Series
   can  be  found  in  the January 2001, July 2001, May 2002, and October
   2002 issues of the IEEE Communications Magazine.

Tentative Schedule

   CAPTION:

   Manuscripts due:            April 1, 2003
   Notification of acceptance: July 1, 2003
   Final copy due:             Two months before final publication date
   Prospective Magazine issue: October 2003

How to Submit Manuscripts

   Article Style Information
     * Articles  should  be tutorial in nature and should be written in a
       style  comprehensible  to  readers  outside  the  specialty of the
       article.
     * Articles  may  be edited for clarity and grammatical accuracy, and
       will be copyedited according to the magazine's style.
     * Mathematical  equations  should not be used (in justified cases up
       to  three  simple equations could be allowed, provided the consent
       of  the Guest Editor; more than three equations require permission
       from the Editor-in-Chief).
     * References  should  be  included  only  to  guide  readers to more
       information  on  the  topic; the reference list should not include
       every  available source (a limit of ten references is recommended;
       more    than   15   references   require   permission   from   the
       Editor-in-Chief).  References to Web pages should not be used in a
       printed version of the article except for very justified cases and
       Web   sites   with   a   proven  stability,  e.g.,  such  as  IEEE
       Communications  Surveys  (see  also  section related to Multimedia
       Enhancement).
     * Articles  should  not exceed 4500 words. Figures and tables should
       be limited to a combined total of six.
     * If the article exceeds these recommended limits, contact the Guest
       Editor (or the Editor-in-Chief) handling the manuscript.
     * Keywords should be included for indexing purposes

   Submission
   Electronic  submission  of  manuscripts  as  either PDF (preferred) or
   Postscript  is required. Please send your submission  to either of the
   series editors:
   Mohammed Atiquzzaman:    atiq@ou.edu
   Mohsen Guizani:          mguizani@cs.uwf.edu