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Workshop Co-Chairs
Bob Callaway Organizing
Committee Arup Acharya John Wittgreffe
Fabrizio Granelli Adolfo Rodriguez
Tilman Wolf Paper Submission Original papers of total
length of up to 5 double-column, IEEE
conference-style pages should be submitted for the regular paper category,
via EDAS. Also
invited are abstracts of white papers and hot topic presentations, as well as
proposed topics and participants for the panel discussion. Proceedings and journal
special issue: Reviewed
papers will be included in the conference proceedings in a separate workshop
volume via IEEE Xplore. Selected papers will be
invited for review in order to be included as in a special issue of the ACM
Transactions on Modelling and Computer Simulation. Full
Paper Submission: Short
Presentations (no IEEE Xplore proceedings): Notification
of acceptance: Camera-ready
papers due: For
further information, see the on-line CFP, visit EDAS or contact the co-chairs
at gmichail@umich.edu or rcallawa@us.ibm.com |
The 2nd IEEE
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Technically Endorsed by: IEEE Communications Society Technical
Committee on and
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The purpose of the workshop
is to continue to provide a forum for discussion and exchange of ideas
concerning service-oriented networks and computing, an important emerging
paradigm for future Internet design. Service- and application-oriented
networks represent an area of convergence between communications and
computing, based on modular, distributed and re-configurable capabilities,
and blending network and service functions in a way that emphasizes end-user
and business functionality. The objective of
the workshop is to address network-level as well as application and
service-layer topics of analysis, design, monitoring and experimentation. The
top-down interplay between services and networking creates unique modelling,
design and implementation challenges. The goal of the workshop is to focus
the community's efforts in building up this important area by discussing
perspective issues and required breakthroughs in research and development The workshop format
will be a combination of original papers, review/white papers, quick hot
topic presentations, and a panel discussion with participants from industry,
the NSF, and academia. This will allow workshop participants to obtain a
global perspective of the scope of this area and of the technical challenges
associated with it, in a participative and interactive manner. Prospective
participants are invited to contribute to the following topics of the
workshop: ·
Architecture
for future service-centric networks ·
Scalability
of future service-centric networks ·
Modelling
and simulation issues and methodologies ·
Overlay,
peer-to-peer and content delivery services ·
Design
and implementations for ubiquitous services ·
Reliability
and availability of future service-oriented Internet ·
Management
of services and service-oriented networks ·
Service
selection, composition, and delivery platforms ·
Management
of event driven architectures ·
Distributed
complex event processing systems ·
Mapping
to business functions and Enterprise Service Buses ·
Cognitive
networks and services ·
Service-oriented
routing and forwarding ·
Optimization
and cross-layer design ·
Measurements
and Quality-of-Experience monitoring ·
Service-oriented
network experimental trials, tools and test-beds ·
Economics,
pricing and charging of emerging services ·
Distributed/market-based
and game-based control of service-centric networks ·
Analytic
and simulation components of service-oriented networks and systems ·
Workload
characterization and distribution fitting ·
Scheduling
in multi-tiered environments. The event is technically
endorsed by the IEEE ComSoc Technical Committee on
Communications Systems Integration and Modelling (TC-CSIM) and by |
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