[Sdn] CFP: 11th International Conference on Queueing Theory, and Network Applications, December 13-15, Wellington, New Zealand
Winston Seah <winston.seah@ecs.vuw.ac.nz> Sun, 04 September 2016 22:13 UTC
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Subject: [Sdn] CFP: 11th International Conference on Queueing Theory, and Network Applications, December 13-15, Wellington, New Zealand
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SDN has enabled experimentation of new networking techniques in real live networks, so much so that we notice comparatively lesser focus on more fundamental performance analysis of SDN/OF based networks. We hope that there are some among us in the SDNRG who would be interested in this aspect, and consider submitting their work to this conference (details below.) We will also be organizing poster/short/industry/experience paper sessions for you to present your work-in-progress, new ideas, preliminary results, etc. Keep a lookout for the announcement and also on our conference website. Hope to see you in Wellington (NZ), the coolest little capital in the world. ======================================================== 11th International Conference on Queueing Theory and Network Applications December 13-15, 2016 Wellington, New Zealand (www.qtna2016.org) ======================================================== Submission Deadline - September 15, 2016 The QTNA2016 conference will be held in Wellington, December 13-15, 2016. The conference is organized by Victoria University of Wellington (VUW), New Zealand. The QTNA2016 conference aims to promote the knowledge and the development of high-quality research on queueing theory, its applications in networks and other related fields, and also emerging areas in networking that can potentially benefit from queueing analysis. It brings together researchers, scientists and practitioners from the world and offers an open forum to share the latest important research accomplishments and challenging problems in the area of queueing theory and network applications. The conference will cover all the key topics in queueing theory, communication networks and other emerging areas in networking. Authors of selected papers from QTNA2016 will be invited to submit the extended version of their papers to two special issues of two ISI-indexed journals: Annals of Operations Research and Journal of Industrial and Management Optimization (JIMO). General Chairs Winston Seah, Victoria University New Zealand Yutaka Takahashi, Kyoto University Japan TPC Co-Chairs - Queueing Theory Stefanka Chukova, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand Shoji Kasahara, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Japan TPC Co-Chairs - Network Applications Peter Chong, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand Hwee Pink Tan, Singapore Management University, Singapore The main topics are (but not limited to): Queueing Theory and Related Areas • Matrix analytic methods • Queueing analysis of scheduling policies • Tail asymptotic in queueing models • Large deviation theory • Analysis of multi-class queueing networks • Optimization of queueing systems • Simulation of queueing models • Capacity planning methods • Source modelling for multi-media traffic and web-based applications • Traffic measurement and data analysis • Algorithms for self-organized optimization • Performance evaluation and simulation tools • Queueing analysis in cloud service • Queues in healthcare system • Queues in cloud computing Network Applications • Internet of Things • Software Defined Networking • Performance modelling and analysis of telecommunication networks • Networks for disaster response and recovery • Traffic management and routing • Design and system management of communication networks • Multimedia based systems design, configuration and impact • Cost benefit analysis and economic impact of telecommunication systems • Mobile/wireless and satellite communication systems • Traffic models of voice, video and streaming • Simulation and experimental validation of networks • Ad-hoc and sensor networks • Peer-to-peer communication • Autonomic and ambient networks Submission Deadline - September 15, 2016 Notification Date - October 20, 2016 Camera Ready - November 10, 2016
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