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                                 AICWT 2005
          Advanced Industrial Conference on Wireless Technologies
                              Montreal, Canada
                          Week of August 14, 2005


   Manifesto:


   Advanced Industrial Conference on Wireless Technologies 2005 (AICWT 2005) is
   intended to inaugurate a series of conferences focusing around fixed and
   mobile wireless technologies. The acceptance of the next generation wireless
   communications  depends  to  a large extent on the services offered to
   customers. Beyond 3G technologies and systems have been envisaged as an
   evolution and convergence of wireless&mobile communications systems combined
   with IP-based technologies.
   Wireless technologies must grow and mature in coexistence and convergence of
   different legacy systems (wireless, wireline, etc.) and new networks (ad
   hoc, sensors, etc.). An evolutionary deployment of wireless technologies and
   deployed  services must consider security, extensibility, scalability,
   reconfigurability, and manageability as key driven factors. Multi-access
   capability, mobility management, multihoming, and hierarchical address
   management are other challenging topics.
   The AICWT series intends to cover state-of-the-art, visions and current
   researches as well as challenges for the future of wireless technologies.
   The Call for Submissions capture this purpose by intending to present views
   from  research  (scientific papers) and industry (visionary talks) and
   emerging research for immediate and practical applications. You do suggest
   the  contributors  present  working results as applications, testbeds,
   performance on real systems/applications,


   Authors are invited to submit complete unpublished papers, which are not
   under review in any other conference or journal in the following, but not
   limited topic areas. Industrial presentations are not subject to these
   constraints. Tutorials on specific related topics and panels on challenging
   areas are encouraged.

   Important dates:


   Paper submission                      March 15, 2005
   Deadline for tutorial/panel proposals April 1st, 2005
   Notification of acceptance            April 15, 2005
   Camera ready manuscript               May 5, 2005
   Conference dates                      Week of August 14, 2005


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   AICWT 2005

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   This page contains guidelines for the submissions contents.
   For the submission process, please visit Instructions for Authors.


   1. Papers:

     Generic Topics:
    1. 3G/4G integration
    2. Wireless Networking
    3. Wireless architectural and design concepts
    4. Wireless communications and mechanisms
    5. Wireless technologies
    6. Wireless applications & services
    7. Wireless and mobility
    8. Wireless-wireline convergence
    9. Radio communications systems
   10. Specialized wireless networks
   11. Management of wireless networks
   12. Position on standards & fora on wireless networks
   13. Business models on wireless networks

     Conference flyer (printer friendly for posting; includes subtopics):

     For posting in your departments, please use this conference flyer.

   2. Technical marketing/business/positioning presentations: 


   The conference initiates a series of business, technical marketing, and
   positioning presentations on the same topics. Speakers must submit a 10-12
   slide deck presentations with substantial notes accompanying the slides, in
   the  .ppt  format  (.pdf-ed).  The slide deck will be published in the
   conference’s CD collection, together with the regular papers. Please send
   your presentations to aicwt05@iaria.org


   3. Tutorials:

   Tutorials provide overviews of current high interest topics. Proposals for
   half or full day tutorials are due by January 15, 2005.

   4. Panels:

   Proposals on controversial and challenging topics are expected. For details,
   please see Instructions for Authors section.

   Important dates:


   Paper submission                      March 15, 2005
   Deadline for tutorial/panel proposals April 1st, 2005
   Notification of acceptance            April 15, 2005
   Camera ready manuscript               May 5, 2005
   Conference dates                      Week of August 14, 2005

   For more information please contact:aicwt05@iaria.org

   For updates check the Web page at
   http://www.iaria.org/conferences/AICWT05.html