MoMoPE 2012 - 3rd International Workshop on Mobility Modeling and Performance Evaluation (MoMoPE-2012)

The demand for mobility modeling and performance evaluation has been dramatically increasing in the areas of vehicular, autonomous, and cognitive communications. Especially, mobile protocols and mobility service used in such areas have posed various challenges to the academic and industry. These challenges require effective mobility modeling methods to obtain precise performance evaluation results that allow to design new mobile protocols, mobility service, and robust solutions. Research results in mathematical, simulation, and experience on mobility modeling and performance evaluation studies are welcome. The purpose of MoMoPE is to bring together the academic and industry working on different aspects related to mobile computing in efforts to highlight the state-of-art research on mobility modeling and performance, exchange ideas, and explore new research directions.
Interested Topic

Performance modeling of sensor mobility in wireless/mobile networks
Performance modeling of human mobility in wireless/mobile networks
Performance modeling of vehicular mobility in wireless/mobile networks
Performance modeling of mobility protocols used in wireless/mobile networks
Performance modeling of location management and handover used in wireless/mobile networks
Performance modeling of bandwidth allocation and resource scheduler used in wireless/mobile networks
Performance modeling of security protocol and access control management used in wireless/mobile networks
Especially, MoMoPE 2012 is seeking research papers related to "Distributed IP Mobility Management". The recent research direction for IP mobility, "Distributed IP Mobility Management", not only considers mobility support, but also considers scalability, resource distribution, traffic distribution, and dynamic mobility support. Early work is being studied at mobility related working groups at the IETF. Mobility modeling and performance evaluation studies for "Distributed IP Mobility Management" are welcome, but new protocol and architecture design for "Distributed IP Mobility Management" is highly welcome.