SBRC 2014 - 2014 32nd Brazilian Symposium on Computer Networks and Distributed Systems

The Brazilian Symposium on Computer Networks and Distributed Systems (SBRC) is an annual event promoted by the Brazilian Computer Society (SBC) and the National Laboratory of Computer Networks (LARC). Over more than three decades of achievement, SBRC has become the most important scientific event on national computer networks and distributed systems, and one of the busiest in the area of Computer Science. The importance of SBRC can be observed by the significant number of submissions and participants in their already numerous editions.
The 32nd edition of the Symposium will be held from 5 to 9 May 2014 in Florianópolis, Santa Catarina. The organization is under the joint responsibility of Department of Automation and Systems (DAS) and Informatics and Statistics (INE), Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC). The event will comprise technical sessions, short courses, and panel discussions, workshops, salon tools, tutorials and lectures delivered by invited internationally renowned.
Paper submission will be electronic, using the JEMS system. Manuscripts may be written in Portuguese or in English and submitted in PDF format. Each paper is limited to 14 pages, including the abstract, figures, graphs, references and appendices.
Papers should be formatted following the SBC article format, available at http://www.sbc.org.br, in the Documents menu select the option Publications: Templates for Articles and Book Chapters.
Topics of interest include:
? Applications and distributed algorithms
? Network Architectures
? Mobile Computing
? Cloud Computing
? Service-Oriented Computing
? Context-aware Computing
? Ubiquitous/ Pervasive Computing
? Detection and prevention of anomalies and attacks
? Performance, scalability and reliability
? Network Traffic Control
? Distributed System's Specification, validation and verification
? Tools and software environments for Distributed Systems
? Management and operation of networks
? Address Management and Location
? Identity Management
? Future Internet
? Network Measurement and monitoring
? Middleware
? Cross-layer Optimizations
? Capacity Planning
? Design and analysis of networks
? Network Protocols
? Quality of Experience
? Quality of Service
? Autonomic and Self-organizing Networks
? Software-Defined Networks
? Cognitive Radio Networks
? Sensor Networks
? Networks and protocols for RFID
? P2P systems and networks
? Mobile Networks
? Optical Networks
? Infrastructured Wireless Networks
? Social networks
? Mobile and Pervasive Social Networks
? Delay Tolerant Networks (DTN)
? Vehicular Networks: V2V and V2I
? Green Networks (Green Networking)
? Routing, switching and addressing
? Security in networks and distributed systems
? Web Services
? Simulation and emulation
? Autonomic Distributed Systems
? Real-Time Distributed Systems
? Distributed Multimedia Systems
? Distributed Operating Systems
? Broadband access technologies
? Fault tolerance and resilience
? Networks and Applications for Digital/interactive TV
? Virtualization
General co-Chairs:
Frank Siqueira (UFSC)?
Joni da Silva Fraga (UFSC)
Technical Program co-Chairs:
Luciano Paschoal Gaspary (UFRGS)
?Markus Endler (PUC-Rio)