2^nd International Workshop on Managing Ubiquitous Communications and
Services (MUCS):
From Autonomic Wireless Management to Person Centric Adaptive Control
Supported by HEA M-ZONES Project
Venue: Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
December 13^th & 14^th 2004
Chair
Vincent Wade
Organising Committee
Dirk Pesch
Sven van der Meer
Vincent Wade
Scientific Programme Committee
Nazim Agulomine
Owen Conlan
William Donnelly
Martin Klepal
Dave Lewis
Rajiv Mathur
Declan O'Sullivan
Mícheál Ó Foghlú
Fergus O'Reilly
Tom Pfeifer
Important dates:
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Submission deadline:
September 27^th , 2004
Notification of acceptance:
October 11^th , 2004
Final versions due: Nov 7^th, 2004
Main Workshop: December 13^th & 14^th 2004
Papers should be submitted to:
www.MUCS2004.org
Papers should be in LNCS format and be no longer than 10 pages in
length
CALL FOR PAPERS
Ubiquitous Communications, as evidenced in pervasive computing and
smart space applications present significant management challenges for
successful delivery of highly adaptive services across heterogeneous
networks, middleware, applications and devices. Today's management
systems are unable to cope with the complexity, heterogeneity and
automation required by the pervasive computing vision. New paradigms,
models and technology need to be developed to allow computer systems
manage themselves in accordance with high-level guidance from humans.
This workshop seeks to explore the theoretic, technological and
organizational challenges in managing ubiquitous communications and
application services.
The workshop provides a single-track scientific programme containing a
blend of keynote presentations from leaders in the research of
communications and services management systems, peer-reviewed papers
and a small selection of invited presentations. The goal of the
workshop is to investigate the state of the art in managing such
communications systems.
Topics of Interest:
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Submissions are invited for original, and previously unpublished
research in all aspects of management techniques in ubiquitous
communications, including:
* Context Aware Self Management and Self Configuration Management
* Policy Based Management for Ubicomp environments
* Autonomic Communications and Systems Management
* Integrated Management of Wireless and Fixed Networks
* Management of Smart Space Devices and Applications (Smart
Home/Office etc)
* Adaptive Service and Network Management
* Dynamic Composition of Management Services for Ubicomp
environments
* Ambient Intelligence for Management
* Security, Trust and Privacy in Ubiquitous Communications
* Management and Control of mobile ad-hoc and sensor networks
* Content Oriented Network & Service Management
* Performance Management in Wireless Computing and Communications
* Distributed Self Management & Collective Collaboration
* Context Identification, Retrieval and Management
* Service and Network Management for Personalisation Optimisation
* Collaborative Management of Systems
* Provisioning and Maintenance of Quality of Service in Ubicomp
environments
* Knowledge Representation techniques and Ontologies for Distributed
Management Services
For inquires please email: Vincent.Wade@cs.tcd.ie
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