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06/25/2009 16:57

Eighth International Network Conference (INC 2010) Heidelberg

Martin Wünderlich Referat Presse- und Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
Hochschule Darmstadt

    The International Network Conference will take place in Germany Germany 6th - 8th July 2010. This conference is the eighth in a series of events that was established in 1998, and will bring together leading figures from academia and industry to present and discuss the latest advances in applications and networking technologies.

    Conference themes - Suggested topics for papers include, but are not limited to, the following:

    o Internet technologies and applications: Internet architecture and protocols, Search technologies, Semantic web, Multicast/ broadcast technologies, SOA/Web services, Content management, Unified communications

    o Network architectures and management: NGN, System management, Quality of service, Real time applications, Distributed systems and middleware, Multimedia communications

    o Security: Authentication and access control, Network security, Intrusion detection and response, Cryptography, Information security and privacy management, Usability of security applications

    o Applications and impacts: eLearning, eCommerce, Virtual communities, Social legal and ethical issues, Human interaction issues, Pervasive networks, Social networks, Network-enabled devices

    o Mobile and wireless networking: 3G and 4G technologies, Mobile wireless Internet, Mobile commerce, Service discovery and management, Mobile device management, Wireless protocols, Wireless sensor or satellite networks, networks of actuators, broadband wireless access

    The conference welcomes papers addressing technological and/or application level issues, as well as those illustrating the impact of networking in a societal context (e.g. commerce, communication, education).

    In addition there will be three intensive workshop sessions covering interesting and controversial topics:

    o Next Generation Networks - Next Revenues? Innovative ideas within Next Generation Networks will have a huge impact on our society. New applications with a dynamic deployment may support the rapid development of new services even better than before. Does this lead to new revenues as well?

    o Security vs. Usability Practical evidence suggests that these are often contradictory requirements. But do the issues have to be in competition? What approaches could solve the problem?

    o The Pedagogy of eLearning? The role of eLearning within teaching is continuously changing. How will a varying number of factors influence the pedagogy of eLearning? What will be the future concepts within pedagogy in this context?

    Author guidelines

    Authors are invited to submit their full papers or position papers, via the conference web site, by 31st January 2010. The total length of the paper should not exceed ten pages for full papers and four pages for workshop position papers, including all figures, tables and references. A comprehensive set of instructions for preparing camera ready papers will be available on the conference web site. All papers will be double-blind reviewed by members of the Programme Committee.

    Important Dates

    Paper submission: 31st January 2010
    Author notification: 5th March 2010
    Final papers: 9th April 2010

    Contacts
    Conference co-chairs: Prof Udo Bleimann and Prof Steven Furnell
    Organising co-chairs: Dr Paul Dowland and Steffen W. Schilke, MBA

    email: info@inc2010.org


    More information:

    http://www.inc2010.org


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    Information technology
    transregional, national
    Scientific conferences
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