CyberC 2014 - International Conference on Cyber-enabled distributed computing and knowledge discovery

CyberC (International Conference on Cyber-enabled distributed computing and knowledge discovery) is an international conference on cyber-enabled technology. It covers cyber-networks, data mining, cyber security, distributed computing, mobile computing, cognitive computing, cloud computing, computing tools, applications, and system performance. CyberC offers a forum for presentation and discussion of innovative ideas, research results, applications, and experience for network-enabled distributed computing and knowledge discovery technologies.
CyberC explored Zhangjiajie, Huashan, Beijing, Sanya and will go to Shanghai in 2014. CyberC 2009 received 169 submissions from 15 different countries. It has finally selected 46 full papers with the acceptance rate of 27%. CyberC 2009 has also accepted 25 short papers, resulting total 71 papers. One best paper and two honorable mention papers were awarded to authors of three papers.
CyberC 2010 received total 297 submissions from 15 different countries. After a rigorous review process from 300+ external reviewers and each paper was at least reviewed by two international experts, 63 full papers were finally selected with the acceptance rate of 21%. One best regular paper, one best student paper, and one honorable mention paper were awarded to authors of three papers. In addition, outstanding papers were again recommended for a special issue on the International Journal of Information Technology, Communications and Convergence (IJITCC). CyberC 2010 also has accepted 35 short papers, resulting in total of 98 papers.
CyberC 2011 receivedtotal 340+ submissions. The submissions are carefully reviewed by the program committee members and 250+ external expertise reviewers, 81 full papers were finally selected with a very competitive acceptance rate of 24%. In addition, CyberC has accepted 25 high-quality short papers recommended by reviewers, resulting in totally 100+ papers in the conference.CyberC 2011 selected one best regular paper and one best student paper. CyberC 2011 further publishes a special issue at Future Generation Computer System (FGCS) that is an Elsevier journal, having Impact Factor (IF) of 2.229.
CyberC 2012 attracted total 385 paper submissions, out of which 103 papers have been accepted with an average acceptance rate of 27%. The final technical symposia program is the result of a rigorous review process, with each paper receiving at least three reviews from the respective research community. CyberC papers are reviewed by 500+ professors or experts.
CyberC 2013 attracted total 380+ paper submissions, out of which 106 papers have been accepted with an average acceptance rate of 28%. Before selecting these papers, each manuscript is carefully reviewed by Technical Program Committee (TPC) members or externally invited professors or experts. CyberC 2013 has totally 290+ reviewers from different countries.CyberC 2013 has promoted 300+ attendees from the world and 13 keynote speeches with an active panel.
The success of CyberC is the collaborative efforts from many individuals, companies, universities, and organizations.CyberC is greatly supported by AT&T in USA, Pivotal/EMC in USA, RainStor in USA, Huawei in China, Microsoft in USA, and InfoBeyond in USA. CyberC thanks for many voluntaries. We sincerely express our appreciation to Lu Liu and Weiqian Shi fortheir works at the conference. Mr. Jianhua Mao had tremendous efforts for Web and System Management. Syed Nasir Shah Gillani has opened CyberC Facebook. In addition, Debbie recently opened the QQ (1625638480) for Chinese authors. Thanks all voluntaries for their outstanding leaderships.