International Conference on Wireless Networks and Mobile Communications, Fez, Marokko

Abbrevation

WINCOM

Link

http://www.wincom-conf.org/

City

Fez

Country

Morocco

Deadline Paper

2016-05-31

Start Date

2016-10-26

End Date

2016-10-29

Abstract

The international conference on wireless networks and mobile communications (WINCOM′16) will be held in the Scientific capital of Morocco, Fez, on 26– 29 October 2016. WINCOM′16 aims at examining the various challenges in the areas of wireless networks & mobile communications. The conference will provide a forum for exchanging ideas, discussing solutions, and sharing experiences among researchers and professionals from both academia and industry interested in wireless networks and mobile communications. WINCOM 2016 covers all types of wireless communications and networks: cellular networks, metropolitan networks, local area networks, ad hoc networks, sensor networks, delay–tolerant networks, mesh networks, content–driven networks, vehicular networks, or any convex combination of the above. Contributions to the conference should provide a significant improvement, compared to the state–of–the–art, to the design, analysis, and operations of wireless networks, either by offering new insights on theoretical aspects or by proposing novel practical optimization methods and tools. Prospective authors are invited to submit original papers with unpublished material and not currently submitted for consideration elsewhere. All registered papers at WINCOM 2016 will be submitted to IEEE for potential inclusion to IEEE Xplore. They will also appear in SCOPUS, DBLP and other leading indexing services. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: Cooperative/non–cooperative communications Mobility Issues and continuity of services Game theory applied to networking problems Multi–homing in 4G, B4G and 5G Networks Learning theory to solve networking problems M2M and MTC communications Modeling and performance evaluation Beyond 4G and 5G communications Energy efficient communications and green networking Cognitive radio networks Interference mitigation Implementation, testbeds and prototypes Physical layer design and Signal processing Security issues and privacy Channel capacity estimation, modeling and equalization Body area networks Radio resource management, allocation and scheduling Internet of things Congestion, load and admission control Future Internet and Next–Generation Networking Smart antennas: MIMO, Massive MIMO and beamforming Mobile cloud computing Reconfigurability, adaptivity in MAC and PHY layers Emerging Internet applications Adaptive and cognitive MAC Context and location–awareness in pervasive systems Cross–layer design involving MAC layer Emerging wireless and mobile applications Routing and QoS provisioning User interfaces, user–machine interactions Multihop communications: Ad hoc, WSN, DTN, VANET User interfaces, user–machine interactions P2P services for multimedia Secure network and service access Self–adaptation on the service layer Service discovery and portability Service oriented architectures