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Call for Papers THE 19th INTERNATIONAL TELETRAFFIC CONGRESS (ITC19) August 29 - September 2, 2005 Beijing, China ------------------------------------ http://www.itc19.org Submission Deadline: January 24, 2005 Electronic submission only submit using http://www.itc19.org (alternate option by email: itc@itc19.org) PDF or MS Word 6.0 (or above). (Note: Final, accepted paper will be limited to 10 pages; see appendix at the end for details) Notification of Acceptance: May 1, 2005 Camera-Ready copy: May 31, 2005 ------------------------------------ Sponsors: International Teletraffic Congress (ITC) China Institute of Communications (CIC) Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT) Organizers: Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT) China Consulting Center for Science and Technology (CCCST) Supporters: The Ministry of Information Industry, PRC (MII) National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) Sponsorship and Donation SKTelecom, China Telecom, China Mobile, Nokia, UTStarcom ------------------------------------ THEME OF CONGRESS Performance Challenges for Efficient Next Generation Networks TOPICS Networks: Next Generation Networks Access Networks Mobile Communication Networks Wireless Networks, Wireless LANs Ad-Hoc Networks Multi-Provider Networks Architectures and Protocols: Communication Protocols Middleware Architectures Service Platforms Overlay Networks Signaling Optical Switching Fixed-Mobile Convergence Teletraffic Modeling: Traffic and Performance Measurements Traffic Characterization and Modeling Queuing Theory Performance Evaluation Simulation Methodology Traffic Management: Traffic Management Mobility Management Routing Scheduling Overload Control Traffic Engineering Network Planning and Management: Network Management Network Planning and Optimization Quality of Service Provisioning Service Engineering Service Pricing Reliability and Survivability Regulatory Issues -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT ITC Teletraffic is the discipline dealing with all phenomena of control and transport of information within telecommunications networks. The flow of user/control information, as a result of a large number of users, typically experiences a stochastic nature. Teletraffic Science is a well-established field. It is based on the theory and on methods of probability and stochastic processes on one hand, and on methods for control such as scheduling, synchronization of concurrent processes and queuing, on the other hand. Teletraffic Science is therefore strongly related to subjects as performance modeling, queuing theory, operations research, computer science and telecommunications. Teletraffic Engineering is based on the knowledge of the organization and technology of modern, computer controlled telecommunication systems such as switching systems, computer networks, broadband and mobile communications systems, for the integration of a broad spectrum of telecommunication services such as voice, audio, graphics, video, individually or in combination (multimedia), and all kinds of computer and data base applications. Teletraffic Engineering comprises methods and tools for modeling of telecommunication systems and services, performance evaluation, resource dimensioning, cost optimization, forecasting, planning and network management. The International Teletraffic Congress (ITC) has a long tradition. It was founded in 1955; since then, 18 ITC World Congresses, 16 ITC Specialist Seminars and 18 Regional Seminars have been held. ITC covers topics from networking technologies (telecommunication networks, mobile communication networks, internet), architectures and protocols, teletraffic measurements and traffic modeling, queuing theory and performance evaluation, traffic engineering, network planning and network management. ITC has strong links with ITU, both with the ITU-T (Telecommunication Standardization) and ITU-D (Development Sector, BDT), and supports training in Telecommunication and Teletraffic Engineering. ITC is guided by the International Advisory Council (IAC), which is supported by associated members and experts from research, development and network operations and standards organizations (ITU-TS, ETSI, and IETF). The IAC is proud that ITC19 will be hosted by China . On behalf of the IAC, I would like to invite experts and research students from all mentioned fields to contribute to ITC19 in order to make it a great event. Paul J. Kuehn Chairman, IAC of ITC University of Stuttgart, Germany -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INVITATION FROM CHAIRMAN The 19th International Teletraffic Congress (ITC19) will be held in Beijing , P. R. China, from August 29 to September 2, 2005. On behalf of China Institute of Communications (CIC) and Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT), we would like to extend our warm welcome to professionals, engineers, entrepreneurs and friends working in the fields of teletraffic theory and its applications to come to Beijing and participate in ITC19. Participants will be able to take this opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences, and share with us new progress and achievements in IT and telecommunications field. Since the first International Seminar on Teletraffic and Network (ISTN), which was the branch of ITC in China , initiated by us in 1988, we have witnessed a steadily increasing activity in China in telecommunications network and technologies. China has gained a leading status today in information communication science and technology, with the developments of IT and telecommunications around the world. Hundreds of experts, scholars, entrepreneurs, as well as graduate and postgraduate students in the relevant areas will be expected to attend this congress. As the host and sponsor of the congress, we will do our utmost to put the ITC19 into a success. Beijing is the capital of the P. R. China. It has been the capital of six feudal dynasties in the Chinese history. The Great Wall, the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven, the Summer Palace and Zhoukou Dian Site of Beijing ape-man, are only a few of the famous spots of the long history of Beijing. They are also the epitome of the splendid Chinese culture, with large amount of cultural relics and historical wonders, which are listed by the UNESCO as world natural and cultural heritages. On behalf of the organizing committee of ITC19, we sincerely welcome you and your family to Beijing. We believe you will have an enjoyable and fruitful trip in both technical and leisure aspects. Ye Peida Chairman of ITC19 Senior Member of Chinese Academy of Sciences Honorary President of BUPT, China -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- HONORARY CHAIRMAN: Wu Jichuan, President, Chinese Institute of Electronics CO-CHAIRMAN: Ye Peida, Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Honorary President of BUPT, China Lin Jintong, President of BUPT SECRETARY-GENERAL: Yan Shuling, Deputy Director, CCCST INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL (IAC) Chair: Paul J. Kuehn, University of Stuttgart, Germany Vice Chairs: Villy-Baek Iversen, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark Secretary: Patricia Wirth, United States Treasurer: Ulf Koerner, Sweden Members: David Everitt, Australia Carlos-Alberto Costa-Nunes, Brazil Jim Yan, Canada Xiongjian Liang, China Prosper Chemouil, France Luigi Fratta, Italy Ignat Stanev, ITU-D Liaison Manuel Vill¨¨n-Altamirano, ITU-T Liaison Konosuke Kawashima, Japan Vladimir I. Neiman, Russia Oscar Gonzalez-Soto, Spain Onno Boxma, The Netherlands Peter Key, United Kingdom Bharat Doshi, United States NATIONNAL ORGNIZING COMMITEE Chair: Liu Cai, Secretary-General of CIC, China Vice Chairs: Hu Weiyi, Deputy Secretary-General of CIC, China John Liu Yun, President & CEO, SK Telecom ( China ) Members: Li Zhonghua, Director, Academic Department of CIC, China Zhang Qinsen, Senior Engineer, Academic Dept. of CIC , China Zhen Guiling, Director, General Office of CIC, China Bo Yang, Engineer, CIC Feng Suzhong, Director, Academic Committee of BUPT , China Wang Weining, Academic Committee of BUPT , China Bai Ling, Academic Committee of BUPT , China Li Xiufeng, Research Fellow, BUPT, China Huo Yumei, BUPT, China Guo Ning, BUPT, China Xu Liang, BUPT, China Samantha Lee, CCCST, China ========================================== TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE Co-Chairs: Liang Xiongjian, Professor of BUPT, China V. B. Iversen, Professor of Technical Univ. of Denmark , Denmark Vice-Chairs: Xin Zhanhong, Deputy-Dean of School of Economics &Management, BUPT G. S. Kuo, Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Communications Magazine (2001-2002), Professor of BUPT International Members: Australia: Moshe Zukerman Australia: Richard Harris Belgium: Guido H. Petit Belgium: Herwig Brunell Brazil: Edmundo de Souza e Silva Brazil: Nelson Fonseca Canada: Changcheng Huang Canada: James Yan Egypt: Khaled Elsayed Finland: Ilkka Norros Finland: Jarmo Harju France: Andrzej Duda France: Annie Gravey France: Guy Pujolle France: James Roberts France: Prosper Chemouil France: Serge Fdida Germany: Carmelita Goerg Germany: Joachim Charzinski Germany: Kurt Tutschku Germany: Paul Kuehn (IAC Liaison) Germany: Ralf Lehnert Germany: Udo Krieger Germany: Ulrich Killat Hungary: Sandor Molnar Italy: Luigi Fratta Italy: Marco Ajmone-Marsan Japan: Konosuke Kawashima Japan: Hajime Nakamura Japan: Hasegawa Toshiharu Japan: Wuyi Yue Japan: Yutaka Takahashi Korea: Dong-Ho Cho Poland: Michal Pioro Portugal: Jose Brazio Russia: Tsitovich Ivan Singapore: John Liu Yun Singapore: Sun Jie Spain: Manuel Villen Altamirano Spain: Oscar Gonzalez-Soto Sweden: Ulf Koerner The Netherlands: Michel Mandjes The Netherlands: Onno Boxma UK: Peter Key UK: Laurie Cuthbert USA: Debasis Mitra USA: Deep Medhi USA: Frank Huebner USA: H. Richard Gail USA: Y.T. Wang National Members: CHEN Changjia, BJTU CHENG Shiduan, BUPT Danny Tsang, HKUST HUANG Zailu, HUST JI Yuefeng, BUPT JI Zhaojun, MII K.T. KO, HKCU LI Lemin, UESTC LIN Chuang, Tsinghua Univ LIU Daming, CQUPT LIU Zengji, Xidian Univ LONG Keping, CQUPT LU Tingjie, BUPT MENG Luoming, BUPT NIU Zhisheng, Tsinghua Univ QIU Wanhua, BHU REN Yong, Tsinghua Univ SHE Qijiong, CT SHU Huaying, BUPT WAN Yan, BUPT WANG Liangyuan, NUPT WANG Shouyang, CAS WEI Leping, CT WEI Quanling, RCU WEN Ku, MII WU Hequan, CAE WU Qizong, BIT WU Shixiong, CPB WU Ying, UTStarcom XIANG Haige, Peking Univ XIAO Jinxue, CT XIONG Bingqun, DTT XU Guanghui, CAS XU Yan, HKUST YANG Fangchun, BUPT ZHANG Ping, BUPT ZHANG Qun, USTB ZHAO Houlin, ITU ZHOU Baoxin, CCSA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CORRESPONDENCE AND INQUIRIES 1. Contact for academic issues: Ms. Wan Yan, Ms. Huo Yumei School of Economics & Management Beijing University of Posts & Telecommunications No. 10, Xi Tu Cheng Lu, Haidian District, Beijing 100876, China Tel: (+86 10) 81120864, 62282039 Fax: (+86 10) 62282039 E-mail: itc@itc19.org bupthuoyumei@163.com http://www.bupt.edu.cn 2. Contact for congress affairs issues: Ms. Samantha Lee, Ms. Doney Qian ITC19 Secretariat China Consulting Center for Science and Technology 86#, Xue Yuan Nan Lu, Haidian District, Beijing 100081, China Tel: (+86 10) 62175100, 62184931 Fax: (+86 10) 62172055, 62184931 E-mail: cccst@126.com, cccst@ict19.org http:// www.chinaconsult.com.cn ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ITU & ITC Workshop for Developing Countries: In keeping with the traditions of ITC, a workshop for developing countries is organized by ITU-D and ITC Committee 3. The workshop deals with applied traffic engineering problems such as dimensioning, measurements and field experiences. Deadeline for submitted paper is May 15, 2005. see http://www.com.dtu.dk/teletraffic/ for further information. The workshop is organized by: Ricardo Passerini, ITU-D riccardo.passerini@itu.int Ignat Stanev, Chairman, ITC Committee 3, Ignat.Stanev@ties.itu.ch Villy B. Iverson, Vice-Chairman, ITC/IAC, vbhi@com.dtu.dk -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- APPENDIX Brief Instructions for the Preparation and Format of ACCepted Paper for ITC 19 Paper title Author1 name and Author2 name Authors Affiliation(s) Detailed Addresses E-mail Addresses Paper title: The paper title should appear at 55mm from top margin of the first page. Abstract: The abstract should appear at the top of the text, about 12mm below the title and author information. The abstract should contain about 100-150 words. Keywords: Leave 12mm between the keywords and the beginning of the main text. GENERAL PAPER FORMAT Your text file of the paper should choose A4 paper size. We encourage you to use 12 point Times-New-Roman and line spacing at least 12pt to achieve the best rendering in the proceedings. And the font of the paper title should be 14pt . Please make sure that your word file or camera-ready paper file is printable and the printout looks fine before submitting. The major heading of a paper should appear in all capital letters, 12pt Times-New-Roman and bold face, with one blank line before and after. And the subheadings of a paper should appear in 12pt Times-New-Roman and bold face, but only with initial letter for each substantive word capitalized and half blank line before the subheadings. Your text will be photographically reduced by 20-25%. So your text should be produced within the dimensions: total width of 16cm and a maximum length of 21cm on the first page and 23cm on the second and following pages. More information about the paper format can be found by accessing the web sites http://www.itc19.org , there is an electronic template of the standard format of a paper ca n be Download an d used directly. TABLES AND ILLUSTRATIONS All halftone tables and illustrations must be clear black and white prints. They should be arranged throughout the text and preferably be included on the same page as they are first discussed. They should have a self-contained caption and be positioned in flush-left alignment with the text margin. PAGE NUMBERING Please do not paginate your paper. Page numbers, session numbers, and conference identification will be inserted when the paper is included in the proceedings.

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Call for Papers

THE 19th INTERNATIONAL TELETRAFFIC CONGRESS (ITC19)
August 29 - September 2, 2005
Beijing, China
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http://www.itc19.org
Submission Deadline: January 24, 2005
Electronic submission only
submit using http://www.itc19.org (alternate option by email: itc@itc19.org)
PDF or MS Word 6.0 (or above).
(Note: Final, accepted paper will be limited to 10 pages; see appendix at the end for details)
Notification of Acceptance: May 1, 2005
Camera-Ready copy: May 31, 2005

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Sponsors:
International Teletraffic Congress (ITC)
China Institute of Communications (CIC)
Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT)
Organizers:
Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT)
China Consulting Center for Science and Technology (CCCST)
Supporters:
The Ministry of Information Industry, PRC (MII)
National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC)
Sponsorship and Donation
SKTelecom, China Telecom, China Mobile, Nokia, UTStarcom

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THEME OF CONGRESS
Performance Challenges for Efficient Next Generation Networks

TOPICS
Networks:
Next Generation Networks
Access Networks
Mobile Communication Networks
Wireless Networks, Wireless LANs
Ad-Hoc Networks
Multi-Provider Networks

Architectures and Protocols:
Communication Protocols
Middleware Architectures
Service Platforms
Overlay Networks
Signaling
Optical Switching
Fixed-Mobile Convergence

Teletraffic Modeling:
Traffic and Performance Measurements
Traffic Characterization and Modeling
Queuing Theory
Performance Evaluation
Simulation Methodology

Traffic Management:
Traffic Management
Mobility Management
Routing
Scheduling
Overload Control
Traffic Engineering

Network Planning and Management:
Network Management
Network Planning and Optimization
Quality of Service Provisioning
Service Engineering
Service Pricing
Reliability and Survivability
Regulatory Issues

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ABOUT ITC

Teletraffic is the discipline dealing with all phenomena of control and
transport of information within telecommunications networks. The flow of
user/control information, as a result of a large number of users, typically
experiences a stochastic nature.

Teletraffic Science is a well-established field. It is based on the theory
and on methods of probability and stochastic processes on one hand, and on
methods for control such as scheduling, synchronization of concurrent
processes and queuing, on the other hand. Teletraffic Science is therefore
strongly related to subjects as performance modeling, queuing theory,
operations research, computer science and telecommunications.

Teletraffic Engineering is based on the knowledge of the organization and
technology of modern, computer controlled telecommunication systems such as
switching systems, computer networks, broadband and mobile communications
systems, for the integration of a broad spectrum of telecommunication
services such as voice, audio, graphics, video, individually or in
combination (multimedia), and all kinds of computer and data base
applications. Teletraffic Engineering comprises methods and tools for
modeling of telecommunication systems and services, performance evaluation,
resource dimensioning, cost optimization, forecasting, planning and network
management.

The International Teletraffic Congress (ITC) has a long tradition. It was
founded in 1955; since then, 18 ITC World Congresses, 16 ITC Specialist
Seminars and 18 Regional Seminars have been held. ITC covers topics from
networking technologies (telecommunication networks, mobile communication
networks, internet), architectures and protocols, teletraffic measurements
and traffic modeling, queuing theory and performance evaluation, traffic
engineering, network planning and network management. ITC has strong links
with ITU, both with the ITU-T (Telecommunication Standardization) and ITU-D
(Development Sector, BDT), and supports training in Telecommunication and
Teletraffic Engineering. ITC is guided by the International Advisory Council
(IAC), which is supported by associated members and experts from research,
development and network operations and standards organizations (ITU-TS,
ETSI, and IETF).

The IAC is proud that ITC19 will be hosted by China . On behalf of the IAC,
I would like to invite experts and research students from all mentioned
fields to contribute to ITC19 in order to make it a great event.

Paul J. Kuehn Chairman,
IAC of ITC University of Stuttgart, Germany
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INVITATION FROM CHAIRMAN

The 19th International Teletraffic Congress (ITC19) will be held in Beijing
, P. R. China, from August 29 to September 2, 2005. On behalf of China
Institute of Communications (CIC) and Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications (BUPT), we would like to extend our warm welcome to
professionals, engineers, entrepreneurs and friends working in the fields of
teletraffic theory and its applications to come to Beijing and participate
in ITC19. Participants will be able to take this opportunity to exchange
ideas and experiences, and share with us new progress and achievements in IT
and telecommunications field.

Since the first International Seminar on Teletraffic and Network (ISTN),
which was the branch of ITC in China , initiated by us in 1988, we have
witnessed a steadily increasing activity in China in telecommunications
network and technologies. China has gained a leading status today in
information communication science and technology, with the developments of
IT and telecommunications around the world. Hundreds of experts, scholars,
entrepreneurs, as well as graduate and postgraduate students in the relevant
areas will be expected to attend this congress. As the host and sponsor of
the congress, we will do our utmost to put the ITC19 into a success.
Beijing is the capital of the P. R. China. It has been the capital of six
feudal dynasties in the Chinese history. The Great Wall, the Forbidden City,
the Temple of Heaven, the Summer Palace and Zhoukou Dian Site of Beijing
ape-man, are only a few of the famous spots of the long history of Beijing.
They are also the epitome of the splendid Chinese culture, with large amount
of cultural relics and historical wonders, which are listed by the UNESCO as
world natural and cultural heritages.

On behalf of the organizing committee of ITC19, we sincerely welcome you and
your family to Beijing. We believe you will have an enjoyable and fruitful
trip in both technical and leisure aspects.

Ye Peida
Chairman of ITC19
Senior Member of Chinese Academy of Sciences
Honorary President of BUPT, China
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HONORARY CHAIRMAN:
Wu Jichuan, President, Chinese Institute of Electronics

CO-CHAIRMAN:
Ye Peida, Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Honorary President of BUPT, China
Lin Jintong, President of BUPT

SECRETARY-GENERAL:
Yan Shuling, Deputy Director, CCCST

INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY COUNCIL (IAC)
Chair: Paul J. Kuehn, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Vice Chairs: Villy-Baek Iversen, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
Secretary: Patricia Wirth, United States
Treasurer: Ulf Koerner, Sweden

Members:
David Everitt, Australia
Carlos-Alberto Costa-Nunes, Brazil
Jim Yan, Canada
Xiongjian Liang, China
Prosper Chemouil, France
Luigi Fratta, Italy
Ignat Stanev, ITU-D Liaison
Manuel Vill¨¨n-Altamirano, ITU-T Liaison
Konosuke Kawashima, Japan
Vladimir I. Neiman, Russia
Oscar Gonzalez-Soto, Spain
Onno Boxma, The Netherlands
Peter Key, United Kingdom
Bharat Doshi, United States

NATIONNAL ORGNIZING COMMITEE
Chair: Liu Cai, Secretary-General of CIC, China

Vice Chairs: Hu Weiyi, Deputy Secretary-General of CIC, China
John Liu Yun, President & CEO, SK Telecom ( China )

Members:
Li Zhonghua, Director, Academic Department of CIC, China
Zhang Qinsen, Senior Engineer, Academic Dept. of CIC , China
Zhen Guiling, Director, General Office of CIC, China
Bo Yang, Engineer, CIC
Feng Suzhong, Director, Academic Committee of BUPT , China
Wang Weining, Academic Committee of BUPT , China
Bai Ling, Academic Committee of BUPT , China
Li Xiufeng, Research Fellow, BUPT, China
Huo Yumei, BUPT, China
Guo Ning, BUPT, China
Xu Liang, BUPT, China
Samantha Lee, CCCST, China

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TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Co-Chairs: Liang Xiongjian, Professor of BUPT, China
V. B. Iversen, Professor of Technical Univ. of Denmark , Denmark

Vice-Chairs: Xin Zhanhong, Deputy-Dean of School of Economics &Management, BUPT
G. S. Kuo, Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Communications Magazine (2001-2002), Professor of BUPT

International Members:
Australia: Moshe Zukerman
Australia: Richard Harris
Belgium: Guido H. Petit
Belgium: Herwig Brunell
Brazil: Edmundo de Souza e Silva
Brazil: Nelson Fonseca
Canada: Changcheng Huang
Canada: James Yan
Egypt: Khaled Elsayed
Finland: Ilkka Norros
Finland: Jarmo Harju
France: Andrzej Duda
France: Annie Gravey
France: Guy Pujolle
France: James Roberts
France: Prosper Chemouil
France: Serge Fdida
Germany: Carmelita Goerg
Germany: Joachim Charzinski
Germany: Kurt Tutschku
Germany: Paul Kuehn (IAC Liaison)
Germany: Ralf Lehnert
Germany: Udo Krieger
Germany: Ulrich Killat
Hungary: Sandor Molnar
Italy: Luigi Fratta
Italy: Marco Ajmone-Marsan
Japan: Konosuke Kawashima
Japan: Hajime Nakamura
Japan: Hasegawa Toshiharu
Japan: Wuyi Yue
Japan: Yutaka Takahashi
Korea: Dong-Ho Cho
Poland: Michal Pioro
Portugal: Jose Brazio
Russia: Tsitovich Ivan
Singapore: John Liu Yun
Singapore: Sun Jie
Spain: Manuel Villen Altamirano
Spain: Oscar Gonzalez-Soto
Sweden: Ulf Koerner
The Netherlands: Michel Mandjes
The Netherlands: Onno Boxma
UK: Peter Key
UK: Laurie Cuthbert
USA: Debasis Mitra
USA: Deep Medhi
USA: Frank Huebner
USA: H. Richard Gail
USA: Y.T. Wang

National Members:
CHEN Changjia, BJTU
CHENG Shiduan, BUPT
Danny Tsang, HKUST
HUANG Zailu, HUST
JI Yuefeng, BUPT
JI Zhaojun, MII
K.T. KO, HKCU
LI Lemin, UESTC
LIN Chuang, Tsinghua Univ
LIU Daming, CQUPT
LIU Zengji, Xidian Univ
LONG Keping, CQUPT
LU Tingjie, BUPT
MENG Luoming, BUPT
NIU Zhisheng, Tsinghua Univ
QIU Wanhua, BHU
REN Yong, Tsinghua Univ
SHE Qijiong, CT
SHU Huaying, BUPT
WAN Yan, BUPT
WANG Liangyuan, NUPT
WANG Shouyang, CAS
WEI Leping, CT
WEI Quanling, RCU
WEN Ku, MII
WU Hequan, CAE
WU Qizong, BIT
WU Shixiong, CPB
WU Ying, UTStarcom
XIANG Haige, Peking Univ
XIAO Jinxue, CT
XIONG Bingqun, DTT
XU Guanghui, CAS
XU Yan, HKUST
YANG Fangchun, BUPT
ZHANG Ping, BUPT
ZHANG Qun, USTB
ZHAO Houlin, ITU
ZHOU Baoxin, CCSA

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CORRESPONDENCE AND INQUIRIES

1. Contact for academic issues:
Ms. Wan Yan, Ms. Huo Yumei
School of Economics & Management
Beijing University of Posts &
Telecommunications
No. 10, Xi Tu Cheng Lu, Haidian
District, Beijing 100876, China
Tel: (+86 10) 81120864, 62282039
Fax: (+86 10) 62282039
E-mail: itc@itc19.org
bupthuoyumei@163.com
http://www.bupt.edu.cn

2. Contact for congress affairs issues:
Ms. Samantha Lee, Ms. Doney Qian
ITC19 Secretariat
China Consulting Center for Science
and Technology
86#, Xue Yuan Nan Lu, Haidian
District, Beijing 100081, China
Tel: (+86 10) 62175100, 62184931
Fax: (+86 10) 62172055, 62184931
E-mail: cccst@126.com, cccst@ict19.org
http:// www.chinaconsult.com.cn

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ITU & ITC Workshop for Developing Countries:

In keeping with the traditions of ITC, a workshop for developing countries
is organized by ITU-D and ITC Committee 3. The workshop deals with applied
traffic engineering problems such as dimensioning, measurements and field
experiences. Deadeline for submitted paper is May 15, 2005. see
http://www.com.dtu.dk/teletraffic/ for further information.

The workshop is organized by:
Ricardo Passerini, ITU-D riccardo.passerini@itu.int
Ignat Stanev, Chairman, ITC Committee 3, Ignat.Stanev@ties.itu.ch
Villy B. Iverson, Vice-Chairman, ITC/IAC, vbhi@com.dtu.dk

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APPENDIX
Brief Instructions for the Preparation and Format of ACCepted Paper for ITC 19
Paper title
Author1 name and Author2 name
Authors Affiliation(s)
Detailed Addresses
E-mail Addresses

Paper title: The paper title should appear at 55mm from top margin of the
first page.

Abstract: The abstract should appear at the top of the text, about 12mm
below the title and author information. The abstract should contain about
100-150 words.

Keywords: Leave 12mm between the keywords and the beginning of the main
text.

GENERAL PAPER FORMAT
Your text file of the paper should choose A4 paper size. We encourage you to
use 12 point Times-New-Roman and line spacing at least 12pt to achieve the
best rendering in the proceedings. And the font of the paper title should be
14pt . Please make sure that your word file or camera-ready paper file is
printable and the printout looks fine before submitting. The major heading
of a paper should appear in all capital letters, 12pt Times-New-Roman and
bold face, with one blank line before and after. And the subheadings of a
paper should appear in 12pt Times-New-Roman and bold face, but only with
initial letter for each substantive word capitalized and half blank line
before the subheadings. Your text will be photographically reduced by
20-25%. So your text should be produced within the dimensions: total width
of 16cm and a maximum length of 21cm on the first page and 23cm on the
second and following pages. More information about the paper format can be
found by accessing the web sites http://www.itc19.org , there is an
electronic template of the standard format of a paper ca n be Download an d
used directly.

TABLES AND ILLUSTRATIONS
All halftone tables and illustrations must be clear black and white prints.
They should be arranged throughout the text and preferably be included on
the same page as they are first discussed. They should have a self-contained
caption and be positioned in flush-left alignment with the text margin.

PAGE NUMBERING
Please do not paginate your paper. Page numbers, session numbers, and
conference identification will be inserted when the paper is included in the
proceedings.