GIIS 2011 - Global Information Infrastructure Symposium (GIIS 2011)

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Category GIIS 2011

Deadline: April 30, 2011 | Date: August 04, 2011-August 06, 2011

Venue/Country: Da Nang, Vietnam

Updated: 2011-04-13 08:36:49 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

August 4th ~ 6th, 2011

Da Nang, Vietnam

http://www.giis2011.org/

Co-located with the

International Conference on Advanced Technologies for Communications (ATC

2011)

Submission deadline: 30 April 2011

Author Notification: 10 June 2011

Camera-Ready Due: 1 July 2011

Authors Registration Deadline : 1 July 2011

Scope and Overview:

Global Information Infrastructure Symposium (GIIS 2011) follows the success

of GIIS 2007

(http://www.ieee-giis.org/GIIS2007) and GIIS 2009 (

http://www.ieee-giis.org/GIIS2009).

The scope of GIIS consists of interrelated set of technical, policy, and

social issues

implicit in the development of national and international (global)

information infrastructures.

GIIS aims at identifying and promoting the exchange of knowledge on these

interrelated issues

and provides liaison to bodies in the global society, technical fora and

international standards.

IEEE GIIS 2011 will stimulate interdisciplinary conference sessions and

workshops to discuss,

built and further the use of national and international information

infrastructures.

The conference also aims at providing a forum for the participants to

broaden professional

contacts and for technical discussions and interactions on specific

information infrastructure

topics. Information infrastructure brings together information processing

applications,

communications networks and services, physical and software elements in

networks, and end systems.

The program of IEEE GIIS 2011 will include invited talks, paper

presentations, workshops, tutorials,

panel, and discussion sessions.

The technical issues addressed by the conference include Interoperability at

various levels,

standard services and user interfaces, world wide naming and addressing, and

the international

mobility of persons and services. The humaniarian and policy issues

addressed by the conference

are those with a large technical element, including protection of

intellectual property, privacy

and security, international use of encryption technology, commercial

protocols, and standards vs.

proprietary technologies. The conference is specifically interested in

ubiquity, open source/equal

access, ease of use, cost effectiveness, standards, and architectural

openness.

The program of GIIS 2009 will include a Technology Track, and a Humanitarian

and Policy

Track. Topics of interest include but are not restricted to the

following aspects:

TECHNOLOGY TRACK

COMMUNICATION SOFTWARE & SERVICES

Communications & Information Security

Middleware for networked applications

Communications Quality and Reliability

Network Operations and Management

Autonomic Communication Systems

VoIP, IPTV, MobileTV, TVOD, Gaming

e-Government, e-Health,

Networked Medical Applications

NETWORKING

Ad Hoc & Sensor Communications & Networks

Communications Switching & Routing

Delay/Disruption tolerant wireless networks

High-Speed / Optical Networking

Next Generation Internet

Multimedia Communications

Optical Networking

Home and Enterprise Networking

Personal Communications

Peer-to-peer & overlay networks

Tactical Communications and operations

COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES

Communication Theory

Power Line Communications

Wireless Communications

Satellite and Space Communications

Transmission, Access and Optical Systems

HUMANITARIAN AND POLICY TRACK

TELECOM FINANCE and ECONOMICS

Telecom price regulation, pricing strategies

Cost accounting, cost structures for telecom

Economic model of international interconnection

Economic & intellectual property issues

CONVERGENCE AND COMPETITION

Competition in International Service

Municipal broadband

Net neutrality issues

Global telecom business, country and region cases

TELECOM AND SOCIETY

Communities in connectivity policy making

Training, support, relevant applications

Non-Governmental Organizations

Professional organizations and standards activities

Implications of new telecom technologies

Digital Opportunity Index

Telelcom policies for rural and poor areas

POLICY AND RESTRUCTURING

Region and country specific telecom policies

Services focused telecom policy

Strategies for growing rural connectivity

Spectrum management policies

DEVELOPMENT OF GLOBAL ACCESS

Development plans and activities

Economics and financing of the global access

Prospects for stable development and growth

growth especially in developing countries

Organizational issues ? deployment and operations

Oversight issues - transparency and accountability

Submission Process:

Authors should submit a research paper or experience report. All

submissions

should be written in English with a suggested paper length of 3000 words (6

pages using 10-point type), including figures and references. The cover

page

should indicate whether it is a research or an experience paper. Note that

submitted papers should not exceed 4000 words (8 pages using 10-point

type).

The maximum number of pages for a paper is 8; 6 pages plus 2 additional

pages

allowed. Full paper submissions must be received by April 30th 2011, and

may

be in Adobe Acrobat PDF. Papers must be submitted online via the GIIS 2011

website.

For further information visit: http://www.ieee-giis.org or send an email

to: giis2011-tpc-chairsieee-giis.org

Important dates

Paper Submissions: 30 April 2011

Panels submission : 30 April 2011

Tutorials Submission : 30 April 2011

Workshops Submission : 30 April 2011

Author Notification: 10 June 2011

Camera-Ready Due: 1 July 2011

Authors Registration Deadline : 1 July 2011

General co-Chairs:

Le Kim Hung, Da Nang University of Technology, Vietnam

Yacine Ghamri-Doudane, Universit? Paris-Est (LIGM Lab) & ENSIIE, France

TPC co-Chairs - Technology Track:

Nadjib Achir, University Paris 13, France

Thi Hoang Lan NGUYEN, Hanoi University of Technology, Vietnam

TPC co-Chairs - Humanitarian and Policy Track:

Minh Tuan Tran, National Institute of Information and Communications

Strategy(NIICS), Vietnam

Mehmet Ulema, Manhattan College, USA

Local Arrangements co-Chairs:

Nguyen Van Tuan, Danang University of Technology, Vietnam

Publications co-Chairs:

Sidi-Mohammed Senouci, University of Bourgogne, France

Xuan-Tu Tran, Vietnam National University, Vietnam

Workshops co-Chairs:

Lam Thu Bui, Le Quy Don Technical University, Vietnam

Noura Limam, POSTECH, Korea

Tutorials co-Chairs:

Charalabos (Harry) Skianis, University of Aegean, Greece

Dieu Linh TRUONG, Hanoi University of Technology, Vietnam

Posters co-Chairs:

Rami Langar, University of Paris 6, France

Hong Son NGO, Hanoi University of Technology, Vietnam

Publicity co-Chairs:

Carlos Becker Wesltphall, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil

Le Hung Nguyen, Da Nang University of Technology, Vietnam

Infrastructure chair:

Ibrahim Hajjeh, Ineovation, France