Fifth International Conference on Advanced Communications and Computation, Brussels, Belgien

Abbrevation

INFOCOMP

Link

http://www.iaria.org/conferences2015/INFOCOMP15.html

City

Brussels

Country

Belgium

Deadline Paper

2015-01-27

Start Date

2015-06-21

End Date

2015-06-26

Abstract

The diversity of semantics of data, context gathering and processing led to complex mechanisms for applications requiring special communication and computation support in terms of volume of data, processing speed, context variety, etc. The new computation paradigms and communications technologies are now driven by the needs for fast processing and requirements from data–intensive applications and domain–oriented applications (medicine, geoinformatics, climatology, remote learning, education, large scale digital libraries, social networks, etc.). Mobility, ubiquity, multicast, multi–access networks, data centers, cloud computing are now forming the spectrum of de factor approaches in response to the diversity of user demands and applications. In parallel, measurements control and management (self–management) of such environments evolved to deal with new complex situations. INFOCOMP 2015 continues a series of events dedicated to advanced communications and computing aspects, covering academic and industrial achievements and visions. We solicit both academic, research, and industrial contributions. We welcome technical papers presenting research and practical results, position papers addressing the pros and cons of specific proposals, such as those being discussed in the standard fora or in industry consortia, survey papers addressing the key problems and solutions on any of the above topics short papers on work in progress, and panel proposals. Industrial presentations are not subject to the format and content constraints of regular submissions. We expect short and long presentations that express industrial position and status. Tutorials on specific related topics and panels on challenging areas are encouraged. The topics suggested by the conference can be discussed in term of concepts, state of the art, research, standards, implementations, running experiments, applications, and industrial case studies. Authors are invited to submit complete unpublished papers, which are not under review in any other conference or journal in the following, but not limited to, topic areas. All topics and submission formats are open to both research and industry contributions. Large scale and fast computation Developments in information and computing systems Grid computing Cloud computing Pervasive / ubiquitous computing Services computing and Opportunistic computing High Performance Computing (HPC) Fast data processing Real–time processing Fast switching and routing protocols Parallelization of algorithms and applications Energy–efficient High Performance Computing Large scale data visualization Tools for parallelization Highly performance codes Optimization Innovative architectures Distributed systems, dynamical systems Future architectures, integrated systems, beyond cloud, reaching exaflop Supercomputing architectures, operation, and management Petascale, Exascale Big data, dCache HPC centers, data centers Benchmarking Green500, Graph500, Top500 Service provisioning Green computing, cooling techniques Programming models Programming languages and parallel algorithms Message Passing Interface (MPI), OpenMP Massively Parallel Processing, Symmetric Multi–Processing PGAS, GASPI, CAF (Co–array Fortran), UPC (Unified Parallel C) X10, Chapel, CUDA, OpenCL, OpenACC, OpenHMPP, Lime, OmpSs, OpenStream Parallel Virtual Machine (PVM) Programming paradigms Manycore, multicore CPU, GPU, FPGA, accelerators Chip design, architectures, and programming Fault tolerance, troubleshooting, debugging High end issues, latency, concurrency Networks/systems communications Cross–layer design and optimization Cyber–physical systems and networks Data centers, virtualization, and cloud networks Delay/disruption tolerant networks Future Internet broadband services Software Defined Networks (SDN) Fast networks / InfiniBand architectures for future interactive multicore applications Sensor networks and embedded systems Ad hoc mobile networks Access technologies P2P networks Optical networks Cellular and broadband wireless networks Mobility models and mobile networks Multicast, broadcast and anycast Multimedia protocols and networking Software defined radio and cognitive radio networking Content–based network service Certification, public key infrastructures, data integrity Privacy and anonymity Networks/systems measurement, control and management Networks/systems measurement, simulation and emulation Network–, system–, and application–management Congestion control and capacity planning Dynamic spectrum management Addressing and location management Quality of Service (QoS) and Quality of Experience (QoE) Quality of Data (QoD) and Quality of Context (QoC) e–Commerce, accounting, pricing and billing Highly parallel file systems, Lustre, GPFS Interconnects, high speed ethernet Use of distributed compute and storage resources Energy–aware mechanisms for control and management Configuration, reuse of software components Resource allocation and management Denial of service mitigation and prevention System and data security; Communication visualization Advanced applications Scientific, theoretical, methodological, practical, and technical contributions Advanced scientific computing Simulation and modelling (scientific applications, engineering, industry) Mathematical and numerical algorithms and methods Computer science and geoinformatics e–Energy, geosciences, prospection, exploration, oil and gas Mobility and logistic services Geoscientific Information Systems (GIS) Remote sensing and satellite imaging Cartography, hydrology Climatology and environmental sciences Molecular dynamics simulation Genetic algorithms Physics and chemistry applications Medicine, genetics, epidemiology, medical geology Multi–dimensional data visualization Search engines and scientific discovery Online social networking Vehicular, underground and underwater networks and applications Scientific data processing Computation frameworks and tools (Mathematica, SAGE, Maple, Matlab, Scilab, Gromacs, ANSYS, Fluent, etc.) Database applications and development Information and database systems Education, e–Learning, and e–Science ICT business evaluation and management Legal informatics, Open Access, Science / Copyright, Patents Earth and planetary sciences Archaeology, cultural heritage Knowledge discovery, documentation, and classification Data intensive computing, data science Methdodology and case studies regarding computing and communication scenarios Small and Medium Enterprises (SME) applications Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) applications Evaluation context Energy–aware and energy–efficient networks Implementation and experimental testbeds Traffic measurement and traffic patterns Characterization of topology dynamics Access and biometric technologies, performance, and cost prediction Web services and performance Performance measurement and benchmarking Energy–aware and energy–efficient High Performance Computing Usability studies Social and ethic consequences with biometry and data security Standards, benchmarks, protocols Biometry, security, access technologies, algorithms, and applications Technologies and advances in biometric algorithms and interfaces (gait, electrocardiography, iris, image, fingerprint, palm veins, multi–modality) Biometric systems Integration of biometrics with other technologies Challenge response Simplified enrollment NFC support, spoofing, and countermeasures Single sign on (SSO) Adaptive trust Template protection (protection of reference data) Large and scalable biometric systems using cloud services Deployed solutions and applications Experience reports and systems Description in physical and logical access control (information system access, immigration and border control, law enforcement, entertainment, finance, life science, healthcare, forensics) Distributed and mobile devices Public Key Infrastructures Digital Forensics Quantum cryptography theory and application for commercial usage; topology of information (braid group approach)