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SOAComm: 1st International Workshop on Self Organized Adaptive Communications

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Due to the increased complexity of today’s networking infrastructures and the proliferation of services offered, a pressing need for their automatic operation and maintenance has been established. This fact is mainly associated with the cost, time and reliability required for managing efficiently such huge systems. Furthermore the adaptive configuration of networked systems’ operational parameters can lead to stable or even increased performance. Self organization concepts and techniques are already playing an important role in the 4th generation of mobile communications. Indeed Long Term Evolution (LTE) includes Self-Organizing Networks (SON) concepts already from Release 8, which was finalized in March 2009 and defines three application categories: Self-Configuration, Self-Optimisation and Self-Healing. Furthermore there are obvious advantages in applying self organization concepts in ad-hoc and sensor networks. This workshop aims in presenting the latest research on the concepts of self organized networking and adaptive communications, highlight their necessity and provide provide solutions, both from industry and academia.
Due to the increased complexity of today’s networking infrastructures and the proliferation of services offered, a pressing need for their automatic operation and maintenance has been established. This fact is mainly associated with the cost, time and reliability required for managing efficiently such huge systems. Furthermore the adaptive configuration of networked systems’ operational parameters can lead to stable or even increased performance. Self organization concepts and techniques are already playing an important role in the 4th generation of mobile communications. Indeed Long Term Evolution (LTE) includes Self-Organizing Networks (SON) concepts already from Release 8, which was finalized in March 2009 and defines three application categories: Self-Configuration, Self-Optimisation and Self-Healing. Furthermore there are obvious advantages in applying self organization concepts in ad-hoc and sensor networks. This workshop aims in presenting the latest research on the concepts of self organized networking and adaptive communications, highlight their necessity and provide provide solutions, both from industry and academia

Adaptive configuration of mobile communication networks
Self organization in IoT and M2M communications
Self organization concepts for efficient ad-hoc networking
Self organization in vehicular communications & networks
Adaptive and self-organized sensor networks
Self organization in Cognitive Radios Networking
Machine learning for communications
Self-organization for network optimization and management
Self-organization and network reliability, QoS, QoE
Self organization for enhancing energy efficiency in communication networks
Adaptive resource allocation in communication networks
Performance evaluation of self organization concepts in multi-system, multi-vendor communication environments
SON test-beds and experimental results
Self organization for ubiquitous service provision over complex networking infrastructures
People-centric networking
Participatory sensing / mobile crowdsensing systems
Self organization standards and protocols

Malamati Louta, Asssoc. Prof, Department of Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering, University of Western Macedonia, louta@uowm.gr, GREECE

George T. Karetsos, Professor, Department of Computer Engineering, Technology Education Institute of Thessaly, karetsos@teilar.gr, GREECE

Thomas Lagkas, Lecturer, The University of Sheffield, E-mail: tlagkas@city.academic.gr

Albena Mihovska, University of Aalborg, Denmark

Stefan Mangold, Lovefield Wireless GmbH, Switzerland

Stefan Fischer, University of Lübeck, Germany

Fotis Foukalas, Qatar University, Qatar

Angelos Rouskas, University of Piraeus, Greece

Panagiotis Demestichas, University of Piraeus, Greece

Steven Latré, University of Antwerp, Belgium

Paolo Bellavista, University of Bologna, Italy

Fabrizio Granelli, University of Trento, Italy

Athanasios Panagopoulos, National Technical University of Athens, Greece

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Malamati Louta, louta@uowm.gr

George T. Karetsos, karetsos@teilar.gr