EICN 2016 - 3rd International Symposium on Emerging Information, Communication and Networks

The rapid advances in wired and wireless networks and communications as well as mobile systems have revolutionized the construction of Ambient, ubiquitous, pervasive and mobile information systems. These systems are emerging disciplines bringing together the essentials from artificial intelligence, distributed systems, mobile computing, peer-to-peer, sensor networks, networks, embedded systems, human computer interaction, autonomic computing and many other research fields.
The main objective of this symposium is to bring together researchers from academia and industry to share their state-of-the art research and developmental work in the broad areas by the aforementioned systems. Papers that illustrate new ideas, innovative research results, or survey works in the following topics will be solicited.
Topics of interest will include, but are not limited to:
4G Mobile Technology, Including Open Mobile Initiatives
4G Wireless Networks and Systems
Autonomic Systems
Body Networks
Cloud Computing
Cross-layer design and optimization
Energy Efficient Routing Protocols
Energy and QoS aware Protocols
Future Generation Communication Networks
Future Internet and Networking Architectures
High Performance Computing
High-speed Networking
Intelligence for Future Communication Systems
Intelligent Internet Communication
Intelligent Systems for E-communication
MAC and Routing Layer Protocols
Machine-to-Machine (M2M) Applications
Mesh, Ad hoc and Sensor Networks
Mobile and Cellular Networks
Mobile Health Care and Medical Applications
Modeling & Simulation of Communication Systems
Network and Communication Security
Network and Forensics Techniques
Network Architecture & Protocol
Network Flow Processing
Network Intrusion Detection and Prevention
Network Management
Network Measurements and Test-beds
Networking Protocols and Architectures
Next Generation Networks and Communications
Optical Fiber/Microwave Communication
Satellite Communication
Scalability and Manageability of Network Architectures
Security & Privacy
Social Networks
Software Defined Networks
Tele-medicine/e-health Networks
Vehicular Networks
Visualization of Network Behaviour
Wireless and Mobile Networks
Wireless Networks