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Workshop
Co-Chairs Michael
Devetsikiotis George
Michailidis Organizing
Committee George Kesidis Fabrizio Granelli Do Young Eun Evgenia Smirni Tilman Wolf Bhuvan Urgaonkar Adolfo Rodriguez Nelson Fonseca Steven Wright Paper
Submission Original papers of total length of up
to 5 double-column, IEEE conference-style pages should be submitted for
the regular paper category, via EDAS. Also invited are abstracts of white
papers and hot topic presentations, as well as proposed topics and
participants for the panel discussion. Proceedings and journal special
issue: Reviewed papers will be included in
the conference proceedings in a separate workshop volume via IEEE
(Xplore). Selected papers will be invited for review in order to be
included as in a special issue of the ACM Transactions on Modeling and
Computer Simulation. Full Paper
Submission: July 22, 2007 Short Presentations (no Xplore proceedings): July 29, 2007
Notification of
acceptance: August 15, 2007 Camera-ready papers
due: September 1,
2007 For further information, see the
on-line CFP, visit EDAS or contact the co-chairs at mdevets@ncsu.edu |
1st IEEE
Workshop on Held in conjunction with
IEEE Globecom
2007 |
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Technically Endorsed
by: ComSoc Technical Committee on Comm. Systems Integration and Modeling and by
Introduction from the Workshop Co-Chairs
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The purpose of the workshop is to
provide a forum for discussion and exchange of ideas concerning
service-oriented networks and computing, an important emerging paradigm
for future Internet design. Service- and
application-oriented networks represent an area of convergence between
communications and computing, based on modular, distributed and
re-configurable capabilities, and blending network and service functions
in a way that emphasizes end-user and business
functionality. The objective of the workshop is to
address network-level as well as application and service-layer topics of
analysis, design, monitoring and experimentation. The top-down interplay
between services and networking creates unique modeling, design and
implementation challenges. The goal of the workshop is to focus the
community's efforts in building up this important area by discussing
perspective issues and required breakthroughs in research and
development The workshop format will be a
combination of original papers, review/white papers, quick hot topic
presentations, and a panel discussion with participants from industry, the
NSF, and academia. This will allow workshop participants to obtain a
global perspective of the scope of this area and of the technical
challenges associated with it, in a participative and interactive manner.
Prospective participants are invited to
contribute to the following topics of the workshop:
The event is technically endorsed by
the IEEE ComSoc Technical Committee on Communications Systems Integration
and Modeling (TC-CSIM) and by IBM. |
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