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FOR PAPER [TXT] [PDF]
More
recently, requirements in
network management and control
have been amended by emerging
network and computing models,
including wireless sensor
networks, ad hoc networks,
overlay networks, grid networks,
optical networks, multimedia
networks, storage networks, the
convergence of next generation
networks (NGN), the clouds, or
even nano-networks etc.
Increasingly ubiquitous network
environments require new
management strategies, which can
cope with resource constraints,
multi-federated operations,
scalability, dependability,
context awareness, security,
mobility and probability etc. To
bring complex network systems
under control, it is necessary
for the IT industry to move to
autonomic management, autonomic
features in both the data and
control planes of the network,
context-aware management and
self-management systems in which
technology itself is used to
manage technology. New
theoretical approaches are
needed in resolving the
challenging problems in network
management including network
architectural reference models
that incorporate autonomic and
self-management principles. This
workshop will provide a forum to
researchers to propose theories
and technologies on the
management of emerging networks
and services, share their
experience of IT and
telecommunications industries
and discuss future management
solutions for emerging networks
and services. The workshop will
also give the opportunity for
the various communities and
stakeholders to show results of
adopting the ETSI AFI GANA
Reference Model in research work
and prototyping, while at the
same time presenting and
discussing the ways in which
various research results can be
contributed to the evolution of
the Reference Model (as it
becomes a commonly-shared
framework for autonomic,
cognitive networking and
self-management).
TOPICS
Authors are invited to submit papers in
theories and techniques for the management of
emerging networks or related areas. Topics of
the workshop include but are not limited to:
- Management of Emerging Networks and
Services
- Management of Next-Generation
Networks
- Management of Ad-hoc/Mesh Networks
- Management of 3G/4G Networks
- Management of Sensor Networks
- Resource Management of Wireless
Networks
- Management of Virtualized Networks,
Virtualized Resources and Virtualized
Network Functions
- Management of Overlay Networks
- Management of VPN
- Management of P2P Networks
- Management of Grid Architecture
- Management of Multimedia Networks
- Management of Satellite Networks
- Management of Optical Networks
- Management of Cognitive Networks
- Management of Future Internet
- Management of Clouds
- Management of Machine-to-Machine
(M2M) communication systems and networks
- Converged Management of Fixed and
Mobile Networks: Solutions for NGMN NGCOR
Project
- Federation Models and Federated
Management of Heterogeneous Networks
- Evolution of Information Models and
Data Models
- Adoption and application of the
ETSI AFI GANA Reference Model for the
Self-Managing Future Internet
- Network and Protocols Evolutions
towards the Self-Managing Future Internet
- Evolving IPv6 Protocols towards
IPv6++ for advanced Self-Managing Network
Features
- Software-Driven/Software-Defined
Networking (SDN) Management & Control
- OpenFlow Networking and Management
- Policy-based Network Management
- Bio-inspired Network Management
- AI Approaches for Network
Management
- Control Theory for Network
Management
- New Theory for Network Management
- Autonomic Management and
Communication
- Self-management (Self-*) and
Initiatives towards Standardization
- Context-aware Management
- Converged Networks and Services
- Management of SON (Self-Organizing
Networks) Functions
- Reports on New Management
Challenges in IT and Network Industries
- QoS & Performance Management in
Emerging networks
- Security Management of Emerging
Networks and Services
- Mobility management
- Managing energy consumption in
resource constrained networks
- Metrics, Techniques, and
Experiments for Evaluating Network
Management Architectures
- Experimental Platforms that Support
Network Management Research
All
accepted and presented papers
will be included in the IEEE
GLOBECOM proceedings and
IEEE Xplore
and indexed in relevant
databases (EI).
Important Dates:
Submission
due: July
7th (Sunday) 23:59
EDT (Firm),
2013 June
30, 2013
Accept
notification: September
10th, 2013 September
1st, 2013
Camera Ready: October 1st, 2013
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