The 3rd International Conference on Emerging Ubiquitous Systems and Pervasive Networks (EUSPN) is endorsed by the International Association for Sharing Knowledge and Sustainability (IASKS) in cooperation with Tafila Technical University (Jordan) and Acadia University (Canada), and will be held in Amman, Jordan, in May 3-6, 2011. The goal of the EUSPN is to bring together researchers and scientists with interests in ubiquitous and pervasive systems and related issues to address recent research results and to present and discuss their ideas, theories, technologies, systems, tools, applications, work in progress and experiences. The EUSPN program will include guest speakers, peer reviewed technical program, demos, short papers, posters and invited sessions on the same or related topics, industrial presentations, and exhibitions around but not limited to the following topics:

Pervasive Algorithms and Protocols

* Context-, Location-, Resource-awareness
* Energy-aware MAC
* Energy-aware routing
* Energy-aware scheduling
* In-network processing and aggregation
* Localization and sleep scheduling protocols
* Multimedia over IP networks
* Network energy efficiency
* Performance analysis and optimisation
* Routing, multicasting and broadcasting

Ubiquitous Security Solutions

* Cross-layer security architecture
* Cryptographic protocols
* Denial of services attacks
* End-user & hop-by-hop authentication techniques
* Intrusion detection and prevention systems
* Multi-layer fault-localization protocols & algorithms
* Securing voice over WLAN

Ubiquitous Smart Systems and Applications

* Sensor networks for oil and gas industry
* Smart carts
* Smart energy-efficient routing protocols
* Smart environments: homes, offices, factories, schools, hospitals, etc.
* Smart objects: RFIDs, actuators, robots, etc.
* Smart Web services
* Tele-health monitoring systems
* Telemedicine systems

Autonomic and Pervasive Network Management

* Homogeneous & heterogeneous network architectures
* Reliability and scalability of networks
* Storage and bandwidth requirements
* Self-optimization, -healing, -organization & -protection

Ubiquitous Static and Mobile Systems

* Agent security and trust
* Agent-based architectures
* Agents design issues
* Data fusion and aggregation
* Distributed artificial intelligence
* Efficient reasoning
* Fault tolerance reasoning
* Grids Computing
* Machine leaning schemes
* Mobile and multi-agent systems
* Mobility tracking schemes
* Query and data dissemination
* Reliable interfacing