MCWN 2016 - International Symposium on High Performance Mobile Computing and Wireless Networks (MCWN 2016)

The evolution of mobile/wireless networking and computing technologies and their key role in future Internet scenarios offer an increasing wealth of opportunities for distributing a huge variety of contents to mobile users, enabling dissemination of professional and specialized content as well as user-generated content. As a part of HPCS conference, MCWN’2016 will target original work focusing on modeling, performance analysis, testbeds, and simulation results in the areas of mobile and wireless networks, mobile computing, applications and systems. MCWN’2016 is aiming to attract a large number of high-quality submissions and stimulate cutting-edge research discussions among many academic researchers/scientists and industrial engineers/leaders from all around the world, especially with the intersection of mobility and future HPC systems.
The Symposium topics include (but are not limited to) the following:
Mobile Cloud Computing for High-availability Computing
Mobility Models for Opportunistic Networks
Novel Architectures, Middleware Support, Prototypes and Testbeds
Resilient High Performance Mobile Computing and Wireless Nets
Middleware for High-performance Computing in Mobile Systems
Real-time Wireless systems’ simulation and Performance Analysis Using HPC
HPC Based Self-configurable Mobile and Wireless Networks
Large Scale Mobile Systems and Schemes for High-performance Computing
Reliable Mobile and Wireless Applications and Services and High-performance Computing
Mobile Urban Sensing and Crowdsensing
Mobile Social Networking
Context-aware Computing for High Performance Computing Systems
Content-centric Architectures, Content management and Distribution for Mobile Users
Resource Availability and Management for Mobile and Wireless High Performance Computing
Modeling and Simulation of Complex Mobile and Wireless Networks
System Prototypes, Measurements, Real Deployment, and Experiences
Security and Privacy issues for Wireless and Mobile Computing