NGNA 2013 - International Workshop on Next-Generation Network and its Applications

Workshop Chair:
Guimin Huang ( submitapaper-AT-126.com ,Guilin University of Electronic Technology, China)
Guoyong Cai (Guilin University of Electronic Technology, China)
Xiaolan Xie (Guilin University of Technology)
Xiaojian Li (Guangxi Normal University, China)
Xiangzong Zhao (Guilin University of Electronic Technology, China)
Current networks use a wide range of technologies-wireless and wired to support a series of applications. However, as overall demands continue to grow, there is a continual need to improve networking architectures and its applications. In particular, some of the key challenges relate to improve network efficiencies as well as scalabilities, multi-technology integration, and the design of new value-added networking services. The workshop aims to provide a platform for researchers to share and exchange their original results, new concepts, ideas, principles, and methodologies on next-generation networks and its services. It will bring together researchers in various disciplines to uncover some of the important trends and evolutions in next-generation Internet architectures and its services. For this reason, the workshop is requesting submissions on all topics relevant to Next-Generation Network and Its Applications, but not restricted to:
* Next Internet architecture
* Switch and router architectures, performance, control, buffer management, packet scheduling
* Traffic identification and application-oriented networks
* Greening Networks and green computing
* Cloud computing and service computing
* Networking security and its mechanism
* Network and service survivability, network resilience
* Next-generation access networks
* Social network and its services
* Data Mining and text mining
* Recommendation algorithms and auction trading methods
* Data mining and its visualization
* Text mining and text understanding
* Collective intelligence based on Web technologies
* Mobile network and location aware computing
* E-commerce and business intelligence based on Web technologies
* Wireless Internet and its services
* Multi-layer and multi-domain networks
* Internet applications including interactive media, voice, video, gaming, immersion
* Overlay networks and Peer-to-Peer networks and its applications
* Architectures and topologies in overlay networks
* Web service-based P2P computing
* Service pricing model, Internet economics, accounting or billing, growth modeling
* Content-based networking, caching, distribution, load balancing
* Wireless content distribution, self-organization
* VoIP protocols and services, packet video
* Mechanisms for self-organization and autonomous networking
* Traffic measurement, management, analysis, modeling, and visualization
* Emerging and future Internet technologies