CFP : 2nd IEEE International Workshop on Adaptive Wireless Networks AWiN, a GLOBECOM 2005 Workshop

CFP : 2nd IEEE International Workshop on Adaptive Wireless Networks AWiN, a GLOBECOM 2005 Workshop
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Call for Papers IEEE GLOBECOM 2005 Workshop 2nd IEEE International Workshop on Adaptive Wireless Networks (AWiN) November 28th, 2005, St. Louis, Missouri, USA http://www.ieee-globecom.org/2005// Adaptation in mobile wireless networks is motivated by several factors such as time-varying channel conditions, network traffic, mobility, resource constraints, vulnerability to attacks etc. An adaptive algorithm/protocol makes decisions for the future based solely on past and current information. These decisions could be, for example, choosing the transmission band in a spectrum agile wireless network, user scheduling and/or routing depending on link and traffic conditions, wake-up/sleep decisions in a battery constrained sensor network etc. Adaptive protocols have been observed to improve the throughput, utilization and other performance factors. The intent of this workshop is to provide a forum for researchers and practitioners to present their ideas on using adaptive/online/real-time algorithms for optimizing mobile wireless computing and networking. The topics of interest include (but not limited to): Adaptive link layer error control Dynamic spectrum access Cognitive radio Online algorithms and competitive analysis Intelligent resource allocation (e.g., battery power-aware techniques) Dynamic routing protocols Mobility based adaptation Wireless security Application layer rate control (e.g., image/video streaming) Ad hoc and sensor network applications Adaptive scheduling algorithms Adaptive cross-layer optimization Middleware support Test beds, experimentation and standards Submission Instructions: Authors must submit original, not previously published contributions via email to mouli@stevens.edu with subject line "AWiN Submission". Manuscripts must be in PDF format and are limited to 5 pages (max) in two column IEEE style format. Important Dates: Manuscript due: September 15th, 2005; Author notification: October 1st, 2005; Final manuscripts due: October 7th, 2005. Program Co-Chairs: R. Chandramouli, Department of ECE Sajal Das, Dept. of Computer Sc. & Engg. Stevens Institute of Technology University of Texas at Arlington Hoboken, NJ 07030 Arlington, TX 76019 Email: mouli@stevens.edu Email: das@cse.uta.edu Publicity Co-Chairs: M.A. Haleem, Stevens Institute of Technology and N. Sai Shankar, Qualcomm Technical Program Committee: (Partial list) Saad Biaz, Auburn University, USA Milind Buddhikot, Lucent Technologies, USA Kiran Challapali, Philips Research, USA Carlos Cordeiro, Philips Research, USA Andras Farago, University of Texas at Dallas, USA Pascal Frossard, EPFL,Switzerland Xiaoyuan Gu, Tech. Univ. of Braunschweig, Germany Markus Kampmann, Ericsson Research, Germany Hang Liu, Thomson Inc., USA Stefan Mangold, Swisscom, Switzerland Nader Mohamed, Stevens Inst. of Tech., USA Bala Natarajan, Kansas State Univ., USA Kamesh Namuduri, Wichita State University, USA Ashish Pandharipande, Samsung Advanced Insitute of Technology, Korea Yi Shang, University of Missouri, USA N. Sai Shankar, Qualcomm, USA Jinglun Shi, Seoul National University, Korea K.P. Subbalakshmi, Stevens Institute of Technology, USA Duc A. Tran, University of Dayton, USA R.N. Uma, Univ. of Texas at Dallas, USA Jiang Xie, Univ. of N. Carolina Charlotte,USA

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Call for Papers
IEEE GLOBECOM 2005 Workshop
2nd IEEE International Workshop on Adaptive Wireless Networks (AWiN)
November 28th, 2005, St. Louis, Missouri, USA
http://www.ieee-globecom.org/2005//

Adaptation in mobile wireless networks is motivated 
by several factors such as time-varying channel 
conditions, network traffic, mobility, 
resource constraints, vulnerability to attacks etc. 
An adaptive algorithm/protocol makes decisions 
for the future based solely on past and current 
information. These decisions could be, for example, 
choosing the transmission band in a spectrum 
agile wireless network, user scheduling and/or 
routing depending on link and traffic conditions, 
wake-up/sleep decisions in a battery constrained 
sensor network etc.  Adaptive protocols have been 
observed to improve the throughput, utilization 
and other performance factors.

The intent of this workshop is to provide a forum 
for researchers and practitioners to present their 
ideas on using adaptive/online/real-time 
algorithms for optimizing mobile wireless 
computing and networking. The topics of interest 
include (but not limited to):

Adaptive link layer error control 
Dynamic spectrum access                 
Cognitive radio 
Online algorithms and competitive analysis
Intelligent resource allocation (e.g., battery power-aware techniques)
Dynamic routing protocols
Mobility based adaptation
Wireless security 
Application layer rate control (e.g., image/video streaming) 
Ad hoc and sensor network applications
Adaptive scheduling algorithms 
Adaptive cross-layer optimization
Middleware support 
Test beds, experimentation and standards

Submission Instructions:

Authors must submit original, not previously 
published contributions via 
email to mouli@stevens.edu with subject 
line "AWiN Submission". 
Manuscripts must be in PDF format and are limited to 
5 pages (max) in two column IEEE style format.

Important Dates: 
Manuscript due: September 15th, 2005; 
Author notification: October 1st, 2005; 
Final manuscripts due: October 7th, 2005.

Program Co-Chairs:
R. Chandramouli, Department of ECE     Sajal Das, Dept. of Computer Sc. & Engg.
Stevens Institute of Technology        University of Texas at Arlington
Hoboken, NJ 07030                      Arlington, TX 76019
Email: mouli@stevens.edu               Email: das@cse.uta.edu

Publicity Co-Chairs: 
M.A. Haleem, Stevens Institute of Technology and N. Sai Shankar, Qualcomm

Technical Program Committee: (Partial list)

Saad Biaz, Auburn University, USA
Milind Buddhikot, Lucent Technologies, USA
Kiran Challapali, Philips Research, USA
Carlos Cordeiro, Philips Research, USA
Andras Farago, University of Texas at Dallas, USA
Pascal Frossard, EPFL,Switzerland      
Xiaoyuan Gu, Tech. Univ. of Braunschweig, Germany    
Markus Kampmann, Ericsson Research, Germany
Hang Liu, Thomson Inc., USA  
Stefan Mangold, Swisscom, Switzerland      
Nader Mohamed, Stevens Inst. of Tech., USA  
Bala Natarajan, Kansas State Univ., USA     
Kamesh Namuduri, Wichita State University, USA                  
Ashish Pandharipande, Samsung Advanced Insitute of Technology, Korea
Yi Shang, University of Missouri, USA
N. Sai Shankar, Qualcomm, USA
Jinglun Shi, Seoul National University, Korea
K.P. Subbalakshmi, Stevens Institute of Technology, USA
Duc A. Tran, University of Dayton, USA
R.N. Uma, Univ. of Texas at Dallas, USA
Jiang Xie, Univ. of N. Carolina Charlotte,USA