SWS 2012 - The 1st IEEE International Symposium on Wireless Systems

A main slogan of the IDAACS Conferences is the crossing point of Intelligent Data Acquisition & Advanced Computing Systems as well as East & West Scientists. Therefore, the importance of IDAACS events is establishing the scientific contacts between research teams and individual scientists from different countries for future collaborations.
This interaction is proved by the successful activity of the scientists after the first IDAACS’2001 Workshop, which was held in Foros, Crimea, Ukraine, with IDAACS’2003 in Lviv, Ukraine, IDAACS’2005 in Sofia, Bulgaria, IDAACS’2007 in Dortmund, Germany, IDAACS’2009 in Rende (Cosenza), Italy, and IDAACS’2011 in Prague, Czech Republic. And the necessity of such events was confirmed by increasing participant’s number (accepted papers) of IDAACS Conferences, from 70 in 2001 to 197 in 2011.
Based on the long-standing success of the Special Stream on Wireless Systems within the INTELLIGENT DATA ACQUISITION AND ADVANCED COMPUTING SYSTEMS Conference, the 1st Satellite Symposium on Wireless Systems (IDAACS-SWS) will be organized in 2012, in addition to the IDAACS Conference which is holding every two years.
The IDAACS-SWS Symposium will address researchers, industry professionals, and academics interested in the latest development and design of wireless systems and networks. You are invited to submit papers in all areas of wireless communications, networks, services, and applications. Potential topics are solicited in, but are not limited to, the proposed tracks.
Download the PDF version of Call For Papers: http://idaacs.net/sws2012/files/cfp_wireless_idaac...
Important Deadlines
Extended abstract submission Apr 30, 2012
Notification of acceptance May 31, 2012
Camera ready paper submission Jul 30, 2012
Deadline for early registration Jul 15, 2012
The conference scope includes, but is not limited to:
Track A: Wireless Technologies
A.1 modulation, coding, diversity
A.2 information-theoretic aspects of wireless communications
A.3 interference characterization and avoidance
A.4 cognitive radio, multi user detection
A.5 ultra-wide bandwidth communication
A.6 wireless MAC protocols: design, capacity and analysis; cognitive and cooperative MAC
A.7 security and safety with wireless systems
A.8 wireless multicasting & routing
A.9 localization for wireless networks
A.10 antenna design and simulation
A.11 ultra low power designs, incl. energy harvesting and energy autarky
A.12 analytical, simulation, or experimental systems
A.13 test-bed and prototype implementation for wireless
A.14 commissioning, analyzing and monitoring of distributed wireless networks
A.15 regulations & spectrum management
A.16 standardization & harmonization
A.17 RFID & NFC
A.18 IEEE802.15.4 & ZigBee
A.19 new trends in Bluetooth
Track B: Wireless Network Architectures and Management
B.1 proxies and middleware for wireless networks
B.2 service oriented architectures, service portability
B.3 QoS support, middleware
B.4 innovative user interfaces, peer-to-peer services for multimedia
B.5 dynamic services, autonomic services
B.6 AAA, application-oriented network management
B.7 personalization, service discovery, profiles and profiling
Track C: Wireless Services & Applications
C.1 emerging wireless/mobile applications
C.2 multimedia & SIP based service
C.3 context and location-aware wireless services and applications
C.4 wireless for telemedicine, and e-health services
C.5 wireless for intelligent transportation systems (ITS), including Car-2-Car- and Car-2-X-communication
C.6 wireless for smart meter and smart grid applications
C.7 wireless for smart home and smart building applications
C.8 wireless for machine-to-machine (M2M) applications
C.9 cognitive radio and sensor-based applications
C.10 wireless for emergency and security systems
It's our pleasure to invite the interested scientists to organize own tracks.
Author instructions: http://idaacs.net/sws2012/author-instructions.php