The submission deadline of DIALM-POMC 2010 is extended to July 3, so
as to better accommodate the DISC notification of acceptance deadline,
which is on June 28.
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DIALM-POMC 2010 Final Call for Papers
The Sixth ACM SIGACT-SIGOPS International Workshop on
FOUNDATIONS OF MOBILE COMPUTING
(ACM SIGACT/SIGOPS approval pending)
Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
September 16, 2010
http://dialm-pomc2010.engineering.asu.edu/
[Co-located with DISC 2010]
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SCOPE:
Mobile computing and communications devices will have an enormous
impact on our lifestyle over the next several decades as the true
integration of personal computing, distributed computing, cellular
technologies and the Web becomes the reality. In the light of
continuously increasing interaction between communication and
computing, there arise a number of interesting, and difficult
algorithmic issues in diverse areas including coverage, mobility,
routing, cooperation, capacity planning, scheduling, and power control.
This workshop is devoted to cover contributions in both the design and
analysis of discrete and distributed algorithms and the system modeling
in the context of mobile, wireless, ad-hoc, and sensor networks.
In particular, it aims at bringing together the practitioners and
theoreticians of the field and is intended to foster cooperation among
researchers in mobile computing and researchers in discrete and
distributed algorithms. DIALM-POMC 2010 will be held in September
in Cambridge, MA, USA, and will be co-located with the 24th Symposium
on Distributed Computing (DISC 2010). Previous DIALM-POMC workshops had
been co-located with the International Conference on Mobile Computing
and Networking (MOBICOM) and the International Conference on Principles
of Distributed Computing (PODC).
Technical papers describing original, previously unpublished research,
not currently under review by another conference or journal,
are solicited. Contributions are solicited in all areas related to
mobile and wireless computing and communications where discrete
algorithms and methods are utilized. Specific topics include,
but are not limited to:
- Channel assignment and management
- Energy saving methods and protocols
- Routing, multicast and broadcast
- Gossiping, information diffusion
- Scheduling
- Synchronization and discovery
- Emerging networks, including cognitive, delay-tolerant, ad hoc
and sensor networks
- Localization and location tracking, handover/handoff
- Network protocols: design, optimization, and analysis
- Local algorithms, algorithms with incomplete knowledge
- Distributed optimization algorithms
- Dynamic networks, dynamic graph algorithms
- Selfish behavior, incentives, and cooperation
- Modeling
- MAC layer protocols
- Network capacity
- Autonomous agents, mobile robot networks
- Location- and context-aware distributed systems
- Cryptography and security
SUBMISSIONS:
Authors must submit their papers electronically, following the
guidelines available on the DIALM-POMC web page. Papers for regular
presentation must be no longer than 10 pages on letter-size paper
using at least 11-point font, including figures, tables and references.
Additional details may be included in a clearly marked appendix, which
will be read at the discretion of the program committee.
PUBLICATION:
The selection of presentations will be based on peer-review by program
committee members. Papers will be included in the workshop proceedings.
Selected accepted papers will be invited for a special issue of the
Journal of Ad-Hoc Networks, Elsevier.
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IMPORTANT DATES:
Paper submission due (EXTENDED): July 3, 2010, 11:59pm PDT
Notification of acceptance: August 10, 2010
Workshop date: September 16, 2010
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CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION:
Program Committee Co-Chairs:
Thomas Moscibroda (Microsoft Research)
Andrea Richa (Arizona State University)
Program Committee
Ittai Abraham (Microsoft Research)
Matthew Andrews (Bell Labs)
Augustin Chaintreau (Thompson Research)
Alon Efrat (University of Arizona)
Sandor Fekete (TU Braunschweig)
Seth Gilbert (EPFL)
David Ilcinkas (Universite Bordeaux)
Anne-Marie Kermarrec (INRIA)
Goran Konjevod (Arizona State University)
Dariusz Kowalski (University of Liverpool)
Fabian Kuhn (University of Lugano)
Dave Levin (University of Maryland)
Christian Scheideler (Paderborn University)
Stefan Schmid (T-Labs, Berlin)
Michael Segal (Ben Gurion University)
Anil Vullikanti (Virginia Tech)
Jennifer Welch (Texas A&M)
Guoliang Xue (Arizona State University)
Publicity Chair
Jin Zhang (Arizona State University)
Steering Committee
Maurizio Bonuccelli (University of Pisa)
Errol L. Lloyd (University of Delaware)
Nancy Lynch (MIT)
Andre Schiper (EPFL)
Arunabha Sen (Arizona State University)
Nitin Vaidya (UIUC)
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--
Jin Zhang
PhD Student
Computer Science and Engineering
School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering
http://www.public.asu.edu/~jzhang82/
Arizona State University
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