Call for Papers

In the International Workshop on Autonomic Networks and Services (ANS2010) we discuss the research and development answers to autonomic networks, their novel application, multiuser/group mobility solutions, context related issues, naming services for wireless sensor networks, autonomic repository adaptation for social networks, applications of autonomic computing in web 3.0 and Next Generation Networks (NGN) paradigms, Autonomic Network Management, autonomic information lifecycle management, data synchronization among various ubiquitous servers, cross disciplinary applications of autonomic computing, novel autonomic services, service lifecycle management, etc.

 The technical program of ANS2010 will consist of invited talks, paper presentations, and panel discussions. Topics include but are not limited to the following

  • Autonomic Networks: Theory and Models

  • Autonomic Computing Theories, Inter relationship of Self Management Functions, Pricing, accounting, and billing for ubiquitous network management services

  • Autonomic Computing: Architectures and Systems

  • Autonomic Network Management Architectures, Middleware for the management and seamless mobility of mobile multimedia services, Sensor Naming Service (SNS) based solutions for wireless sensor networks

  • Autonomic Services

  • Multi-point and multicast service management, Preemptive Fault Diagnostics, Management of service delivery platforms

  • Autonomic Semantic Web

  • Autonomic computing solutions for languages,  grammars, and semantic data calibration, Convergence of Semantic data

  • Autonomic Context and Context related Issues

  • Management of content distribution networking, Context, Its mobility, conflict management, context Merging and Splitting

  • Autonomic Network Management

  • Cross Discipline Inspired Network Management Solutions, Management of wireless ad-hoc/mesh networks,  NGN/4G networks, SOA, QoS and Cross-layer, Self-* properties of network management and mobile networks and services

  • Autonomic Social Networks

  • Data management issues in social networks through network intelligence, Data Assimilation from different source contexts.

 

Important Dates:

Submission Deadline: April  30,  2010

Author Notification: June  30,  2010

Final Manuscript Due:  July   30,  2010

 

Paper Publication

Accepted workshop papers shall be published in IEEE CS press (EI indexed). At least one author of each accepted paper is required to register and present their work at the workshop; otherwise the paper will not be included in the proceedings. Selected papers, after extension and further revisions, will be published in special issues of prestigious journals.

The news about the acceptance of special issues proposals and major announcements shall be made in this webpage.