SPVC 2011 - International workshop on leveraging smartphones for safe, reliable and real-time Inter-vehicular communications

International workshop on leveraging smartphones for safe,
reliable and real-time Inter-vehicular communications
http://www.alaalabs.com/SPVC_workshop.htm
Workshop abbreviation: SPVC (SmartPhone Vehicular Communications)

Call for papers:

Using Smartphones as communication devices for inter-vehicular communications requires a safe yet reliable platform that
enables the users to use their mobile phones to communicate with each other while driving.
This workshop will focus on two main themes: The first one addresses safety and reliability issues, while the second theme
focuses more into the real-time assurance.

Below are some suggested topics that fall under the workshop themes.

Safety and Reliability

- Voice signal processing algorithms for hands-free mobile communication

- Exploiting current speech-to-text and text-to-speech algorithms and study their effectiveness for smartphones

- Efficient data dissemination and routing algorithms for smartphone ad-hoc networks

- Privacy and security on smartphone ad-hoc networks

Real-time Assurance

- Qos ad-hoc routing algorithms with low overhead and computational complexity

- VoIP over ad-hoc mobile networks

- Experimental evaluation for real-time VoIP transmission system for ad-hoc mobile networks

- Exploiting smartphone capabilities for implementing different error correction and detection algorithms

Submission

Accepted workshops papers will be published in ITST-2011 proceedings and IEEE Xplore (approved) and indexed
in relevant databases. Papers must be submitted via EDAS in PDF format. Click here to submit.The total length of
a paper should not exceed 6 pages formatted according to the IEEE Template.

Important Dates

Paper submission

May 25, 2011

Notification of acceptance

June 30, 2011

Final camera ready paper

July 15, 2011

Workshop dates

August 23-25

Workshop organizers

Assoc. Prof. Amal El Nahas

Department: Computer Science & Engineering
Home Page: http://www.met.guc.edu.eg/staff/amal_elnahas.aspx
Email: amal.elnahas-AT-guc.edu.eg

Dr. Alaa Khalifeh

Department: Digital Media Engineering & Technology
Home Page: http://met.guc.edu.eg/staff/alaa.khalifeh.aspx
Email: alaa.khalifeh-AT-guc.edu.eg

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