Northeast Ohio Networking Workshop (NEONet 2008)

Call for Presentations

A one-day workshop will be held at Ohio Aerospace Institute on April 9, 2008 to foster communication and collaboration among researchers investigating internetworking issues in northeast Ohio. We solicit presentations and participation from area researchers and practitioners on the topics of networking applications, architectures, protocols and technologies. The following represents a sample set of topics this workshop will cover. Additional related topics are also welcome:

• Network architecture
• Network measurement and characterization
• Network debugging and troubleshooting
• Traffic engineering
• Security
• Protocol enhancements (network, transport & application)
• Network services
• Peer-to-peer networks
• Overlay networks
• Routing
• Mobility
• Tools
• Wireless, mobile, ad-hoc, deep space and sensor networks
• Impoverished networks (low energy environments, low bandwidth, intermittent connectivity, etc.)
• Fault-tolerant networks

We solicit project-oriented talks and not broad overviews of research programs. We especially solicit talks about early and ongoing work that will foster discussion in the workshop. In addition, we solicit talks that outline areas in which current networks and networking technologies do not meet needs.

Researchers in northeast Ohio are invited to submit a short abstract (of not more than one page) describing a 20-25 minute talk to be given at NEONet. At least 5 minutes of each slot will be allocated to discussion. Abstracts (in text or PDF) should be emailed to the workshop program chairs. Multiple submissions are allowed. In the event of contention for speaking slots the program will be chosen to maximize breadth.

Those wishing to attend NEONet (whether submitting or not) must register.

Workshop web page:

• http://roland.grc.nasa.gov/neonet/2008/

• Abstracts due: March 5, 2008
• Notification: March 28, 2008
• Registration deadline: April 2, 2008
• Workshop: April 9, 2008

Organizers

• Local Arrangements Chair:
  Joseph Ishac (NASA GRC) ( jishac@grc.nasa.gov )
• Program Chairs:
  Javed I Khan (Kent State University) ( javed@kent.edu )
  Benjamin Kuperman (Oberlin College) ( Benjamin.Kuperman@oberlin.edu )