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Submit
your paper for NEMA here Modern network devices
are becoming increasingly “intelligent” and programmable. Examples range from
router scripting environments to fully programmable server blades. As a
result, networked applications are no longer constrained just to servers that
are interconnected via a network, but can migrate into and become embedded
within the network itself. This promises to accelerate the current trend
towards systems that are increasingly autonomous and to a certain degree
self-managing. The next frontier lies in applications that go beyond
traditional management and control functions and that are becoming
increasingly decentralized, not constrained in scope to individual systems.
Examples include decentralized monitoring, gossip-based configuration, network event correlation inside the network across
multiple systems, overlay control protocols, and network-aware multi-media
applications. At the same time, the trend of software-defined networks looks
at utilizing increased programmability of networks to separate traditional
device software architectures and add more networking intelligence outside,
not inside the network. The goal of the
second edition of NEMA is to provide a platform at which researchers and
practitioners can discuss the latest trends and ongoing research in network-embeddable
applications and contrast different emerging approaches of how to best
leverage increased network programmability. The program committee would like
to encourage submissions in this area. Topics of interest include but are not
limited to: Enabling concepts ·
Programmable networking
infrastructure ·
Centralized concepts, e.g. OpenFlow ·
Decentralized concepts, e.g.
peer-to-peer and ad-hoc networking ·
Open Router Platforms New networking paradigms - network embedded
applications ·
Services implemented at the network
element level instead of central servers ·
Client-server concepts that
implement parts of a service at the network level ·
Software-defined Networking ·
Network-enabling the Cloud ·
Intelligent networking inside the
Cloud ·
Context and energy-aware networking;
“Embedded Green” ·
Content-centric networking ·
DPI (Deep Packet Inspection) enabled
management and control applications New management paradigms - network embedded
management ·
Decentralized management algorithms ·
Intelligent network instrumentation ·
Network management implications of
programmable network devices ·
Instrumentation and manageability
integration of network-embedded applications ·
Enhanced IPFIX concepts The workshop is technically co-sponsored by
IEEE Communications Society and IFIP. The proceedings of the workshop will be
published with IEEE Xplore. Important dates: (final extended deadlines)
Submission instructions ·
Papers
need to be submitted in PDF format. ·
Papers
need to adhere to standard 2-column IEEE Transactions formatting
guidelines. Templates and detailed
formatting instructions can be found here. ·
Paper
length is not to exceed 8 pages. ·
We
encourage also submission of late-breaking work-in-progress reports as short
papers. Short papers should be of 4
pages length. ·
Papers
that are currently under review elsewhere MUST NOT be submitted to NEMA. ·
Submit
your paper for NEMA through the JEMS conference submission system by clicking
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Important Dates Registration – May 25 Submission – May 26 Notification – July 8 Camera ready – August 5 Workshop – Oct 28
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