[ndnSIM] ndnSIM Digest, Vol 74, Issue 14

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可能投稿的人比较少，所以取消了。


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>   1. CFP: IEEE ICC 2019 ICN-SRA Workshop (EXTENDED Deadline: Feb
>      2, 2019) (Alex Afanasyev)
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> Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2019 11:45:08 -0500 (EST)
> From: Alex Afanasyev <aa at cs.fiu.edu>
> To: ndnsim at lists.cs.ucla.edu
> Subject: [ndnSIM] CFP: IEEE ICC 2019 ICN-SRA Workshop (EXTENDED
> 	Deadline: Feb 2, 2019)
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> IEEE ICC 2019 ICN-SRA Workshop - CALL FOR PAPERS
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> IEEE ICC 2019 4th Workshop on Information Centric Networking Solutions for Real World Applications
> May 20-24, 2019 // Shanghai, China
> https://icc2019.ieee-icc.org/workshop/w06-information-centric-networking-solutions-real-world-applications-icn-sra
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> Paper Registration Deadline EXTENDED: February 2, 2019 (11:59PM PDT)
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> Internet communication has evolved from the end-to-end model
> represented by applications like telnet into the content distribution
> model represented by applications like video streaming and file
> sharing. Such dramatic shift is particularly challenging to the
> existing IP model given the mismatch between its host-centric approach
> to networking and the content-centric approach embraced by today?s
> applications. The recently emerged Information-Centric Networking
> (ICN) paradigm and its most prominent realization Named Data
> Networking (NDN) provide an efficient communication model for today?s
> and future applications. ICN/NDN has evolved from the basic research
> phase to the applied research phase to address real world problems
> including industrial control systems, scientific applications, as well
> as tactical network environments. The core building blocks of ICN/NDN
> provide features such as application-defined hierarchical naming,
> built-in security, stateful forwarding (which enables network
> intelligence and packet loop suppression), in-network caching, and
> organic multicast support. These ICN/NDN features enable more
> efficient communication, better resilience to challenging network
> dynamics, and improved latency and data delivery.
> 
> The objective of this workshop is to highlight recent research,
> development, and evaluation of ICN/NDN in real world applications as
> well as stimulate more discussions in this area. The workshop has a
> particular interest in real world applications of ICN/NDN in
> challenging communication environments, where IP-based solutions are
> excessively complex or simply do not work. This workshop will offer a
> venue for researchers from both industry and academia to demonstrate
> their recent progress in applying ICN/NDN in this problem space as
> well as identify potential opportunities and research gaps.
> 
> Topics of Interest
> 
> Original papers are welcome on (but not limited to) experimental
> validation of Information Centric Networking/Named Data Networking
> solutions for the following real world applications:
> 
> - ICN/NDN applications for Internet-of-Things
> - ICN/NDN applications for smart vehicles
> - ICN/NDN applications for smart cities
> - ICN/NDN for content dissemination
> - ICN/NDN applications for mobility support
> - Social networking applications
> - ICN/NDN applications on real-time audio and video communications
> - ICN/NDN for infrastructure sharing
> - ICN/NDN for edge computing and service chaining
> - ICN/NDN applications within disaster scenarios and contested
>  environments
> - ICN/NDN routing for challenged communication environments
> - Supporting high assurance ICN applications in challenged
>  communication environments
> - Real deployment and case studies of ICN in challenged communication
>  environments
> - QoS-aware NDN functionalities for challenged communication
>  environments
> - Efficient and effective ICN caching policies for challenged
>  communication environments
> - Modeling, analysis and characterization of ICN/NDN functionalities
>  in challenged communication network
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