Transport protocols and bulk file transfer

["Lawrence D. Dunn" <>]

Stas,
  Wow- how did you arrange for a special issue "just for you"?

  Seriously, are you going to submit "the paper?"

Larry
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> LAST CALL FOR PAPERS
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> ANNALS OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS
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>
> Special issue on
> Transport Protocols for the Next Generation Networks
>
> http://www710.univ-lyon1.fr/~cpham/ADT-TCP/ADT-TCP.html
>
>
> New networking technologies with optical-based transmission as a
> foundation for achieving tremendous throughput in the order of tens of
> Gbit/s are changing the face of the wired Internet with new large scale
> high-performance infrastructures such as computational grids. In the
> wireless domain, mobility and ubiquitous access to the Internet is
> driving the emergence of new value-added applications and exhibiting new
> user needs. Self-organizing wireless networks such as ad-hoc networks
> may eventually become the natural way of connecting end-users to the
> network. In this all-digital, all-connected world, transport protocols
> have the very difficult task of providing reliable, fair and efficient
> communications to millions of (groups of) users with very different
> needs and profiles, across different underlying technologies.
>
> High-speed networks, often referred to as long fat networks, raise the
> problem of fair and efficient congestion control mechanisms. Wireless
> environments with mobility and ad-hoc features bring new concerns. Fast
> heterogeneous networks face all these difficulties. This special issue
> is devoted to these problems. We solicit two categories of
> contributions: (1) survey papers presenting state-of-the-art studies,
> and (2) papers presenting an original and unpublished work or experiment
> on, but not limited to, the following topics:
>
>       * TCP variants or new transport protocols for high-speed networks
>       * TCP optimisations and tuning 
> methodologies, results from real experiments
>       * New congestion control mechanisms for high-speed networks
>       * Transport protocols for heterogeneous networks
>       * Experiments and prototype implementations and lessons learnt
>       * Multipeer and multicast transport protocols
>       * Transport protocols in wireless/mobile/ad-hoc environments
>       * Transport protocols for (near) real-time traffic
>       * Performance modelling of TCP on high-speed or wireless networks
>       * Fairness issues in new transport protocols
>       * Transport protocols in all-optical networking
>       * Very high-speed transport protocols for computational grids
>
> Paper Submission
>
> We invite you to submit a paper that should have a length of 25000-35000
> characters. The preferred language for the contribution is english.
> Instructions for formatting your paper according to the journal's rule
> can be found in english
> (http://www710.univ-lyon1.fr/~cpham/ADT-TCP/Editorial_instructions.pdf)
> or in french
> (http://www710.univ-lyon1.fr/~cpham/ADT-TCP/Consignes_projets_articles.pdf).
>
> A PDF version of your paper should be submitted electronically to one of
> the guest editors (see below). Hard copies should be sent only if
> electronic submission is absolutely not possible.  All submitted papers
> must not have been previously published and must not be submitted for
> publication elsewhere while they are under consideration.
>
> Please include a cover page which lists the following:
>
>       * name,
>       * affiliation,
>       * address and e-mail address of each author
>       * name of the contact author
>       * a maximum of 5 keywords
>
> Important Dates
>
> May 1st, 2005: Full paper due
> July 15th, 2005: Notification of acceptance
> September 15th, 2005: Final version due
> Expected date of publication: spring 2006.
>
>
> Guest Editors
> -------------
>
> Prof. Guy LEDUC
>
> University of Liège
> Research Unit in Networking (RUN)
> EECS Department, Institut Montefiore, B 28, B-4000 LIEGE 1, BELGIUM
>
>
> and
>
> Associate Prof. Congduc PHAM
>
> University Lyon 1, LIP/INRIA RESO
> 46 allée d'Italie
> 69364 Lyon Cedex 7
> FRANCE