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Call for Paper- Personal Wireless Communications PWC'2002, 23-25Oct, Singapore

von Jessica Koh Lay Chin

Dear all, Appreciate if you could help to forward to the relevant parties. Thank you. rgds, jessica _______________________________________________________________________________ CALL FOR PAPERS PERSONAL WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS PWC'2002 October 23, 24 and 25, 2002 Singapore http://www.cwc.nus.edu.sg/pwc2002/ Sponsored by Institute for Communications Research (ICR) National University of Singapore (NUS) International Federation for Information Processing IFIP TC6 In Co-operation with IEEE Communications Society Supported by IEE Singapore Centre Mobile communications has created a major breakthrough in new telecom services worldwide during the last decade. It is expected that the number of global mobile connections exceed the number of fixed connections in the next five-year period. At the same time, the new IMT2000 compatible Third Generation (3G) broadband networks and services will be available. The data service breakthrough enabled by Internet will create new possibilities for mobile and wireless services. A lot of research is also targeted to wireless Internet services and IP-mobility. The PWC'2002 conference will be a forum for tutorials, discussions and presentations of the new developments in mobile and wireless research. The conference is planned with one day for tutorials and two days for presentations. The following areas are included in the scope of the conference: - Wireless Access networks - Wireless LANs - Cellular networks - Digital microwave systems and networks - Digital radio and TV broadcasting - Satellite networks - Short range communications and applications - Mobile personal communications - Issues for Wireless Multimedia Networking - Radio Access Techniques for Broadband Mobile Communications - Technologies, Services and Applications - Design Issues and Performance Evaluation - Economic Issues The topics can be examined from the viewpoint of architecture and protocols, modulation, coding and decoding, methods of communication functions (multiple access, error control, flow control, routing, etc.), security, implementation, user aspects, legal, economic, social, and human related issues. The Personal Wireless Communications PWC'2002 conference belongs to an IFIP workshop and conference series arranged by IFIP TC-6 Working Group 6.8. The previous events were held in preceding years at Prague, Tokyo, Frankfurt, Copenhagen, Gdansk and Lappeenranta in Finland. The PWC'2002 event will be held in Singapore. Organising Committee Kin Mun Lye, ICR, Singapore (Conference Chair) Koujuch Liou, ICR, Singapore Michael Chia, ICR, Singapore Jackson Lam, ICR, Singapore Beng Cheah, ICR, ingapore Guy Omidyar, ICR, Singapore (Tech Program Chair) Technical Scientific Committee Nejik Al-Asedi, MIMOS, Malaysia Sonia Fahmy, Purdue University, United States of America Mario Gerla, UCLA, United States of America Mohammed Ghanbari, University of Essex, United Kingdom Hermann Helgert, George Washington University, United States of America Rudolf Jager, BetaResearch, Germany Jamshid Khun Jush, Ericsson, Germany Parviz Kermani, IBM Watson Research, United States of America Sastri Kota, Loral, United States of America Khaled Ben Letaief, Hong Kong University, Hong Kong Petri Mahonen, University of Oulu, Finland Gerard Maral, ENST, Site de Toulouse, France Jon Mark, University of Waterloo, Canada Marie-Jose Montpetit, Nokia, United States of America Mahmoud Naghshineh, IBM research, United States of America Kaveh Pahlavan, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, United States of America Ramjee Prasad, Aalborg University, Denmark Izhak Rubin, UCLA, United States of America Djamel Sadok, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil Mansoor Shafi, Telecom corp. of New Zealand, New Zealand Harsha Sirisena, University of Canterbury, New Zealand Do van Thanh, Telenor, Norway T.T. Tjhung, ICR, Singapore Oliver Yang, Universite d'Ottawa, Canada Working Group 6.8 Arup ACHARYA, United States of America Sathish CHANDRAN, Malaysia Marco CONTI, Italy Franco DAVOLI, Italy Silvia GIORDANO, Switzerland Veikko HARA, Finland Takeshi HATTORI, Japan Sonia HEEMSTRA de GROOT, Netherlands Villy Baek IVERSEN, Denmark Ousmane KONÉ, France Pascal LORENZ, France Gerald MAGUIRE Jr., Sweden Olli MARTIKAINEN, Finland Ignacious NIEMEGEERS, Netherlands Guy OMIDYAR (PWC 2002 Tech Program Chair), Singapore Guy PUJOLLE, France Debashis SAHA, India Tadao SAITO, Japan Jan SLAVIK (WG 6.8 Chair), Czech Republic Otto SPANIOL, Germany Samir TOHME, France Andras G.VALKO, Hungary Adam WOLISZ, Germany Jozef WOZNIAK, Poland Important Dates for Submission: Paper submissions deadline - May 15, 2002 Notification of acceptance - June 15, 2002 Camera Ready versions due - July 15, 2002 Guidelines for Submission: Papers are invited on the conference theme and related topics. Please submit extended abstracts, which after acceptance need to be expanded to full paper including figures. Accepted formats include Microsoft Word, PostScript and PDF. The submission of papers should follow the same format as stated in the IFIP publication at: http://www.wkap.com/ifip / http://www.ifip.tu-graz.ac.at/Tc6/ Authors must state that their paper has neither been published before nor currently being submitted elsewhere. The cover page must contain an abstract of about 150 words, name and affiliation of author(s) as well as the lead author's postal address, telephone number, fax number and e-mail. The language of the conference is English and papers must be in this language. Accepted papers will also be distributed on the conference's Lecture Notes from Kluwer Academic Publishers at: http://www.wkap.com/ifip All submissions should be sent to: Technical Program Chair: Dr. Guy Omidyar, gomidyar(a)cwc.nus.edu.sg Telephone: +65 6870 9130 Tutorials: Proposals for Tutorials on interested topics on mobile and wireless communications networks are accepted after review. Panels and Workshops: Proposals for Panels and Workshops on the above topics or other related topics are welcome. For information on submitting papers and proposals for workshops, panels, and tutorials to this conference, please contact: Technical Program Chair: Guy Omidyar, gomidyar(a)cwc.nus.edu.sg

22 Jahre, 4 Monate

TC6 meeting info

von Olli.Martikainen

Dear TC6 delegates, Here is some information for Saariselkä: 1) The meeting room is equipped with data projector and there is ethernet connection available in the hotel. The hotel is equipped with Meridian PBX. 2) The weather is -2..+10 centigrade at noon, and maybe even -20 centigrade at midnight. Days are hopefully sunny but snow is also possible. If you want to do outdoor activities, please, take your sunclasses with you. The Saariselkä village is ok for any city clothing and shoes, suitable for those daily temperatures. All equipment that is needed for skiing can be rented there, also skidoos and corresponding clothing (it is still high season for skiing, there is 100 km wilderness to each direction and there is also downhill area close by). 3) If we are lucky, there may be northern lights (aurora borealis) at night. 4) There is regular bus connection between Ivalo airport and Saariselkä hotels. Taxis are also available. Shopping can be done in Saariselkä village. Looking forward to meeting you in Saariselkä! Best regards, Olli > >Dear Olli and Jenni: > >What is the weather like in Saariselka around the time of the upcoming TC 6 >meeting? What are the average high and low temperatures? Will snow be >covering the ground, and should I bring snow shoes or boots? > >Best Regards, >Arun > >Dear Olli, > >I will be giving a presentation during the upcoming TC meeting. I am >planing to make a powerpoint presentation. Is the meeting room equiped >with a data projector? > >Best regards, >Raouf >

22 Jahre, 4 Monate

TC6 meeting agenda

von Augusto Casaca

Dear TC6 members, Please find,in attach to this mail, the agenda proposed for the TC6 meeting in Saariselka. See you all in Saariselka Augusto Casaca

22 Jahre, 4 Monate

TC6 Meeting

von Reinhard Posch

Dear friends, I tried very hard to make the time for the meeting available. However, I will again not make it this time. Please take my apologies and accept Herbert Leitold as my proxy for the meeting. I wish you a fruitfull meeting. I will try not to fail next time, however this problem comes with the task of a CIO for the federal government of Austria which I have accepted. Best regards Reinhard

22 Jahre, 4 Monate

TC6 meeting attendance

von Augusto Casaca

Dear TC6 members, The present attendance list is attached to this mail. Am I missing anyone who is going to attend? May I kindly ask the TC6 members whose names are not in the list to send me a message indicating its intention regarding meeting attendance? Thank you. Best regards Augusto Casaca

22 Jahre, 4 Monate

FW: [IFIP] Project President: Poirot Investigates+Spring Lottery

von Augusto Casaca

-----Original Message----- From: owner-ifip_ga(a)ifip.or.at [mailto:owner-ifip_ga@ifip.or.at]On Behalf Of Plamen Nedkov Sent: quarta-feira, 20 de Marco de 2002 09:58 To: all Subject: [IFIP] Project President: Poirot Investigates+Spring Lottery Importance: High From Hercule Poirot's Diary: One sunny day in early March 1994, two men in Brussels entered the NATO Headquarters to meet with the NATO top brass for science and research. One man was from a NATO member country while the other one was from a country 5 years previously considered by NATO as a potential adversary. Both men were there to investigate whether the "peace dividend" could be extended to support participants in IFIP events. The previous day, the same two men met representatives of the European Commission. That meeting with the Commission of the European Communities resulted into a contract which made it possible for 34 participants from Central and Eastern Europe to be financially supported so as to attend the 14th IFIP World Computer Congress' 94 in Germany. [Another significant contract followed in 1995 for INTERACT]. Both meetings were arranged from the IFIP Member Society which employed at that time the IFIP Contracts Officer. One of the two men was the 10th IFIP President, from 1992 to 1995. He must have really impressed his predecessor who had responded to Isaac Auerbach in 1989 that he already had an idea who his successor would be. As part of PROJECT PRESIDENT we are happy to announce that the interview with the 10th President is now available at http://www.ifip.or.at/secretariat/presidentday.htm -- when there, click the link under the 10th President and enjoy. The Delivery Co. P.S. We now invite everyone to take part in our SPECIAL SPRING-is-in-the-air LOTTERY All who respond correctly to at least three of the five questions below will enter a draw and two names will be selected. If one of them has a larger number of correct answer s/he will be the winner. If both have the same number of correct answers then a final draw will be conducted just between the two finalists. 1. Who were the two men? 2. On the photo at http://www.ifip.or.at/image/open5.gif the two men appear to be involved in a ceremony. What was the special occasion? [You can find the answer on the IFIP Secretariat pages] 3. From which IFIP Member society were the meetings of the two men arranged in Brussels? 4. Which city was the venue of IFIP Congress 94? 5. Which city will be the venue of IFIP Congress 2004? PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR ANSWERS to <bb(a)ifip.or.at> Deadline for submissions: 29 March 2002 There is 1 Prize consisting of an autographed SPECIAL hard copy publication containing the interviews with the 12 IFIP Presidents. We can assure you this publication will be a Collector's Item so don't miss your chance to have one of less than 20 Vintage Hard Copies the WORLD will (n)ever see! [There will also be one special SURPRISE prize for 5 correct answers - winner to be selected in a draw between the first 3 persons to submit 5 correct answers] GOOD LUCK! -------------------------------- Plamen Nedkov Executive Director, IFIP Hofstrasse 3, A-2361 Laxenburg, Austria Tel: +43 2236 73616 Fax: +43 2236 736169 http://www.ifip.org/

22 Jahre, 4 Monate

FW: [IFIP] Council 2002 Highlights: A foregone conclusion :-)

von Augusto Casaca

-----Original Message----- From: owner-ifip_ga(a)ifip.or.at [mailto:owner-ifip_ga@ifip.or.at]On Behalf Of Plamen Nedkov Sent: segunda-feira, 18 de Marco de 2002 14:52 To: all Subject: [IFIP] Council 2002 Highlights: A foregone conclusion :-) Dear All, The Slovenian Society Informatika, host of IFIP's March Council meeting in Bled, 4-7 March, gave an excellent example of how to market the IFIP brand in Slovenia and at the same time to promote its activities in IFIP. On 5 March, during a unique session dedicated to ICT in Slovenia three distinguished professors briefed Council participants on recent developments. That evening, the Deputy Minister for the Information Society hosted a reception and at the Council Opening ceremony next morning, Dr. Pavel GANTAR, Minister of the Information Society, cordially welcomed Council participants and highlighted the achievements and challenges of his Ministry in paving the road towards the Information Society. The natural beauty of the Bled region also helped our hosts market their country. Our hotel offered excellent conference and recreation facilities and all participants had A ROOM WITH A VIEW overlooking the crystal clear waters of the lake, with the island and its church, cuddled in the midst of snowcapped mountains. The email and Internet access in Bled were superb and the people so friendly that it was hard even for the most capricious IFIP participants to find an excuse to complain. IFIP conducted its Council and related meetings on such a marvelous intellectual and natural backdrop and we are happy to report the highlights in telegraphic style. There are good news and not so good news: 1. Auerbach Award: EB selected the 5th Auerbach award recipient but s/he is not to be disclosed until August 2002 so as to add an element of surprise during our Congress in Montreal. [To whet your appetite here is a tiny leak for your guesswork: the recipient years ago served as an IPC chair of an IFIP congress, is a shooting star in the theoretical field and sports the most impeccably groomed hair we have seen :-)] 2. Events http://www.ifip.or.at/cal_even.htm#act : Despite the declining 2001 numbers of conference attendees reported by other organizations, IFIP did quite well during 2001 and was involved in 64 events. IFIP conference proceeds had increased by so 60% compared to the year 2000. The excellent work of the IFIP Event facilitator certainly contributed to this result. Council decided to update the Event guidelines and forms related to sponsorship and in particular to convert the sponsorship fee which was previously calculated in CHF into EUR. The new levels are 4 EUR per participant per day for working conferences and 8 EUR for open conferences. The updated guidelines and forms are already uploaded at http://www.ifip.or.at/events/evforms.htm for TCs, WGs and IFIP event organizers to take note of and use. The Congress in Montreal will be the premium IFIP event in 2002. There are good news with regard to tutorials, workshops and the various elements that will need to be integrated into the program. The not-so-good news is that the number of paper submissions are not as high as expected - just over 400 papers - but there will be no compromise with regard to the stringent review and selection procedures. The IPC and OC hope to compensate the low numbers with a high quality program. 2 Keynote speakers were reported: Dr. Abdul Waheed Khan [IN], Assistant Director General of UNESCO and Dr. Keiji Tachikawa [JP], President of NTT DoCoMo and soon after Council one more keynoter, Mr. Mike Lazaridis of RIM [CA], joined their company. During Council, a note was received from UNESCO confirming previous arrangements for a joint IFIP-UNESCO team to work in preparing a Declaration on Youth in the Infosociety: Roles, Needs, Aspirations and relevant Policies. The draft declaration will be presented to a Congress plenary for endorsement. GA immediately after Congress will have another chance to review the document which, when agreed, will be a joint IFIP-UNESCO contribution to the World Summit for the Information Society in December 2003 in Geneva. A joint IPC/OC meeting later in March in Montreal which will finalize the program and arrangements and kick-start the final phase of intensive Congress promotion. The IFIP Executive Director in cooperation with the Congress OC and DCSC will work to put together a Congress participation support plan for participants from developing countries based on the IFIP Voucher scheme http://www.ifip.or.at/minutes/C99/C99_part6.htm#a1 , free registrations and eventual financial support from other organizations. Preparations for Congress 2004 are proceeding according to plans but are not given high publicity so as to keep the IFIP community focused on the Montreal Congress. There is a lot of backstage work and a representative French delegation will be in Montreal to launch the publicity campaign of IFIP's Congress in Toulouse. Other major IFIP forthcoming events include: The WITFOR Conference (World IT Forum) and GA in August 2003 in Vilnius, Lithuania. Some 600 participants would be expected to be at WITFOR which is supported by the government of Lithuania and hopefully will receive the support of UNESCO, the World Bank and other organizations. While significantly smaller in participation numbers (about 50 participants are expected), the IFIP Conference on "Global IT Skills Needs - The Role of IT Professionalism" will convene from 25 - 27 October 2002 in London and promises to give IFIP a major presence in the debate on IT professionalism, occupational skills framework and assessment of individual professional skills. The second IFIP TC6/TC8/TC11 I3E Conference [e-commerce, e-business & e-government] - http://www.ifip.or.at/mail/msg00117.html - will be held in Lisbon, Portugal 7-9 October 2002. The first I3E conference was held in Zurich in October 2001 and Council participants were very grateful to Prof. Kurt Bauknecht who, despite the difficulties caused by the Swiss Air crisis immediately before the conference opening, was able to ensure sufficient sponsorship and good organization for a successful launching of this important new conference series. The Committee for Cooperation with Industry reported on an important activity -- the forthcoming Workshop on Entertainment Computing -http://www.ifip.or.at/mail/msg00115.html - scheduled for 14-17 May 2002 in Makuhary, Japan. 3. Publications http://www.ifip.or.at/public.htm : Publications under the IFIP-Kluwer agreement continue on a high level though the performance is somewhat reduced compared to the previous year. In 2001, 23 books were published and a decrease in Kluwer revenues was reported. It was further reported that 13 books were scheduled for publication with Kluwer in the first half of 2002 and at least 12 other titles are expected to be published in the second half of the year. The essential elements of an eventual IFIP Digital Library (DL) were discussed including a number of options for IFIP to consider. Arguments, including issues related to costs, bring in the forefront of considerations the possibility that the future IFIP publisher will also undertake the role of DL service provider or that an IFIP member society running an established DL will considered as a DL service provider. Council requested the DL Task Force to continue with its investigations so as to have at GA 2002 a sound recommendation for GA decision. 4. Technical Assembly and Technical Committees http://www.ifip.or.at//tcs.htm : A new group -- WG 6.9 on "Communication Systems in Developing Countries" -- was tentatively approved pending a redefinition of its Aims and scope to explicitly focus on technical aspects. All TC reports will be provided on-line along with the Council Minutes and our member societies are encouraged to constantly review their representation. 5. Finances: It was reported that IFIP's performance with regard to income from conferences and publications during 2001 was better than the previous year. At the same time, the 2001 expenses which were tightly monitored were slightly lower than those in 2000. In general the financial performance during 2001 was quite satisfactory and IFIP had continued the established tradition of sound performance since 1995. The only disturbing factor is that the IFIP Portfolio investment produced a loss of 85 K EUR. Optically, this is a considerate sum for the IFIP economy and both the Treasurer and FC Chair assured Council that the financial loss of 4.2% is lower than the US and European market indexes whose depreciation in 2001 was -6% (Dow Jones) and -16,5% (DAX). Besides, it was a "paper value" loss which could be compensated by an improved portfolio performance in future. 6. Elections: At GA 2002 there will be elections for an IFIP President, at least 2 IFIP Vice-Presidents and at least 2 Trustees. Calls for nominations will be distributed in May 2002 and all pertinent details will be provided. GA 2002 will elect a President for the outstanding partial 2 year period (2002 - 2004) vacated with the resignation of the13th elected President]. At GA 2003, an IFIP President-Elect will be elected and that person will assume the Presidentship in 2004 for a full 3 year period which will hopefully return IFIP to the normal presidential pattern of office. 7. CONCLUSION: see P.S. note below! These are the main issues as we see them. The official record of Council's deliberations will be provided in the Council 2002 Minutes. After the Minutes are out we intend to focus on some of the issues that were raised during Council and deserve further attention. The Delivery Co. P.S. FOREGONE CONCLUSION :-) (A) The Japanese eat very little fat and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans. (B) On the other hand, the French eat a lot of fat and also suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans. (C) The Japanese drink very little red wine and suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans. (D) The Italians drink excessive amounts of red wine and also suffer fewer heart attacks than the British or Americans. (E) Conclusion: Eat & drink what you like. It's speaking English that kills you! ------------------------------ Plamen Nedkov Executive Director, IFIP Hofstrasse 3, A-2361 Laxenburg, Austria Tel: +43 2236 73616 Fax: +43 2236 736169 http://www.ifip.org/

22 Jahre, 4 Monate

Computer Networks Volume 38 Issue 4

von Simonnot, Olivier (ELS)

Dear Researchers, We hope that you are interested in this announcement. If not or if this announcement duplicates others, we apologize. The distribution of our Computer Networks journal is becoming increasingly electronically oriented. With this message we present the Table of Contents of the latest issue of Computer Networks. One single mouse click will retrieve the abstract of the articles of interest to you. Further, if your institution is a Science Direct subscriber, you have access to the full articles. We wish you interesting reading, Sincerely, Elsevier Science Olivier Simonnot Marketing Manager Computer Networks e-mail: o.simonnot(a)elsevier.com ===================================================================== Volume 38, Nos.~4, published March 15, 2002 Editorial p. 391. http://www.elsevier.com/PII/S1389128602001718 Wireless sensor networks: a survey I.F. Akyildiz, W. Su, Y. Sankarasubramaniam and E. Cayirci, p. 393. http://www.elsevier.com/PII/S1389128601003024 Low-cost, delay-bounded point-to-multipoint communication to support multicasting over WDM networks Taieb F. Znati, Tawfig Alrabiah and Rami Melhem, p. 423. http://www.elsevier.com/PII/S1389128601002602 Optimal replication algorithms for hierarchical mobility management in PCS networks Qing Tian and Donald C. Cox, p. 447. http://www.elsevier.com/PII/S1389128601002614 Exploiting hierarchical terrestrial-satellite architectures to handle voice, symmetric data, and asymmetric data connections Antonio Iera, Antonella Molinaro and Giuseppe Araniti, p. 461. http://www.elsevier.com/PII/S1389128601002638 Adaptive performance management for universal mobile telecommunications system networks Christoph Lindemann, Marco Lohmann and Axel Thummler, p. 477. http://www.elsevier.com/PII/S1389128601002651 The impact of mobility on UMTS network planning Remco Litjens, p. 497. http://www.elsevier.com/PII/S1389128601002663 Design and evaluation of signaling protocols for mobility management in an integrated IP environment P.M.L. Chan, R.E. Sheriff, Y.F. Hu, P. Conforto and C. Tocci, p. 517. http://www.elsevier.com/PII/S1389128601002675 Revealing the problems with 802.11 medium access control protocol in multi-hop wireless ad hoc networks Shugong Xu and Tarek Saadawi, p. 531. http://www.elsevier.com/PII/S1389128601002730 Acknowledgement to reviewers p. 549. http://www.elsevier.com/PII/S138912860200172X

22 Jahre, 4 Monate

Re: [ifip-tc6] TC6 meeting attendance

von Guy Leduc

Dear Augusto, I'll be attending. Best regards, Guy A (At) 13:16 15/03/02, Augusto Casaca ecrivait (wrote): >Dear TC6 members, > >Please indicate to me and to Olli Martikainen whether you will attend the >TC6 meeting in Saariselka. We need this information to plan the meeting >facilities. > >Best regards > >Augsuto ________________________________________________________________________ Prof. Guy Leduc Tel : +32 4 366 26 98 Universite de Liege Secr : +32 4 366 26 91 Reseaux Informatiques Fax : +32 4 366 29 89 Research Unit in Networking (RUN) leduc(a)montefiore.ulg.ac.be Institut d'Electricite Montefiore, B 28, B-4000 LIEGE 1, BELGIUM http://www.run.montefiore.ulg.ac.be/users/leduc.html

22 Jahre, 4 Monate

TC6 meeting attendance

von Augusto Casaca

Dear TC6 members, Please indicate to me and to Olli Martikainen whether you will attend the TC6 meeting in Saariselka. We need this information to plan the meeting facilities. Best regards Augsuto

22 Jahre, 4 Monate

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