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The Conference on Computer
Communications
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May 6-12, 2007, The Twenty-sixth Annual Joint Conference of the IEEE Communications Society http://www.ieee-infocom.org/2007/
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General Chair:
Robert L.
Baldwin
Alaska Science and
Technology
r.baldwin@ieee.org
Technical Program
Co-Chairs:
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George Kesidis Pennsylvania State University kesidis@engr.psu.edu |
Eytan Modiano Massachusetts Institute of Technology modiano@mit.edu |
R. Srikant rsrikant@uiuc.edu |
Standing Committee Chair:
Harvey
Freeman
Booz Allen Hamilton
h.freeman@ieee.org
Topics of Interest: Original
papers are invited on recent advances in computer communications and
networking. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
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· Ad hoc mobile networks ● Addressing
& location management ● Broadband access technologies ● Capacity planning ● Cellular & broadband wireless nets ● Congestion control ● Content distribution ● Denial of service ● IPv6 & IPv6 transition ● Multicast & anycast ● Multimedia protocols ● Mobility models & systems |
· Network applications & services ● Network architectures ● Network control by pricing ● Network
management ● Novel network architectures ● Optical networks ● Peer-to-peer communications ● Performance evaluation ● Power control ● Pricing & billing ● Quality of service ● Resource allocation & management |
· Routing protocols ● Scheduling & buffer management ● Security, trust, & privacy ● Self-organizing networks ● Sensor nets & embedded systems ● Service overlays ● Switches & switching ● Topology characterization &inference ● Traffic analysis, engineering, & control ● Virtual & overlay networks ● Web services & performance ● Wireless mesh networks and protocols |
Paper
Submissions: For INFOCOM'07, each submission will be limited to 9 pages. Upon submission in EDAS, authors will be asked to indicate whether they wish an
abbreviated version (5 pages) of their paper to be considered for inclusion in
special-topics INFOCOM mini-conferences in the event that the paper cannot be
included in the main conference program.