Call for Papers

Original technical papers that describe unpublished original research work and are not currently under review by any other conference or journal are solicited. It is expected that the same set of authors would submit no more than two papers. The papers must reach the conference secretariat within deadline. Papers must be presented in the conference to be published in IEEE-explore.

The suggested conference themes are given below. These themes indicate the scope of the conference but do not limit to actual themes.

1. Wireless Communications and Technologies - Applications, Protocols, Algorithms, Simulators and Security

Broadband mobile communication systems
Wireless technologies for sensors
Transmitters and receiver components
Bluetooth technologies
Developments in RF
Home networks
Mobile intelligent networks
Security aspects
Reliability
Ubiquitous computing environments
2. Mobile Ad-hoc Networks

MANET Protocol Engineering
Mobile intelligent networks
Mobile Computing Device
ehicular Networks
QoS in Networks
Localization in Ad-hoc Networks
Routing in MANETs
Synchronization Issues
3. Wireless Sensor Networks, Architectures, Protocols, Algorithms and Security

Wireless sensor network architectures
Self organizing, flexible, semantic wireless sensor networks
Energy-aware network protocols and power management
Localisation and synchronisation
Security and privacy in wireless sensor actuator networks
4. Sensors and Technologies for WSAN - Sensors, Motes and Devices

Architecture, design and fabrication of smart wireless sensors, motes and RF tags
Sensor technologies and smart dust
MEMS and Nanotechnologies
Biosensors
Real Time Operating Systems for WSANs and programming environments
Sensors and technological uses for special and specific environment
5. WSAN Applications, Deployment and Experiences

Surveillance
Disaster prediction and management
Transportation and traffic management
Security and defence
Environmental monitoring and ecology
Mining, Industrial production, Building construction and monitoring
Entertainment
Interfacing with real world applications