International Network Optimization Conference 27 - 29 October, France

 

 

INOC2003 - International Network Optimization Conference
October 27-29, 2003  Evry/Paris, France

 

 

Organized by: INT (Institut National des T�l�communications, France) and CNRS/SAMOVAR (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique)
Supported  by :
INFORMS (Section on Telecommunications),
GET (Groupe des Ecoles des T�l�communications)
France Telecom
Roadef (French Operation Research Society) 
ITC (international Teletraffic Congress)

 

 

 

Information sciences and communication technologies are increasingly both a main focus and a major application of well-established
as well as emerging theories and techniques.
Examples are Operations Research, Graph Theory and Queueing Theory, in addition to Stochastic Search, to state just a few.
The aim of this conference is to bring together people from those disciplines with a main focus on network optimization.
Special attention will be given to the latest technologies and to the challenges encountered therein.

 

 

Topics include, but are not limited to :

 

-Issues : Clustering, Routing, Scheduling, Nomadicity/Mobility, Network Models, Network Performance, Network loading, Location, Traffic Engineering, Frequency Assignment, Information Retrieval, Network Planning, Pricing, Survivability, Reliability,
Uncertainty, Resources Allocation, Topological Design, Multi-layer Networks, Cryptography, Quality of service, online problems
-Tools : Distributed Algorithms, Graph Theory, Queueing Theory, Operations Research, Soft Computing, Integer Programming, Non-linear Programming, Measurement Techniques, Metaheuristics, Stochastic Models, Evolutionary Computation, Simulated
Annealing, Taboo Search, Simulation, Approximation algorithms
-Technologies : IP Networks, MPLS, TCP, Mobiles(3G,4G), ATM, Adhoc Networks, Wireless, Lower Layers, SONET/SDH, Optical Networks, Multimedia, World Wide Web

 

 

Short Paper submission:     (closed) 
Deadline for early conference registration:          September 19, 2003
Conference:                                                     October 27-29, 2003
Long Paper submission (Special Issue of Annals of Operations Research):   November 15, 2003

 

 

Francisco Barahona  (IBM Watson Research Center) "Separation of partition inequalities and their role in Network Design"
Erol Gelenbe  (University of Central Florida)  "Self-Aware Networks and Quality of Service"
G�rard H�buterne  (Institut National desT�l�communications, France)  "Using models with impatient customers for network modelling"
Ali Ridha Mahjoub (Universit� de Clermont II, France) "Design of Survivable Networks"
Michel Minoux (Universit� Paris-6, France)  "Discrete cost network optimization models and solution algorithm"
James Roberts  (France Telecom R&D)  "Applying traffic theory to Internet design"

 

 

Ravindra Ahuja (University of Florida, USA), Kemal Altinkemer (Purdue University, USA),
Monique Becker (INT-CNRS/SAMOVAR, France),Walid Ben-Ameur (INT, France), Daniel Bienstock (Columbia University, USA),
Jacques Carlier (Universit� Technologie de Compiegne, France), Prosper Chemouil (France Telecom, France),
Robert Cooper (Florida Atlantic University, USA),
Geir Dahl (University of Oslo, Norway), Piet Demeester (Ghent University, Belgium),
Erol Gelenbe (University of Central Florida, USA), Eric Gourdin (France Telecom R&D, France),
Luis Gouveia (Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal), Richard Harris (Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia),
G�rard H�buterne (INT-CNRS/SAMOVAR, France), Kaj Holmberg (Linkoping University, Sweden),
Olivier Hudry (Telecom Paris, France), Brigitte Jaumard (Universit� de Montreal, Canada),
Herv� Kerivin (University of Minnesota, USA), Paul J. Kuhn(University of Stuttgart, Germany),
Ali Ridha Mahjoub (Universite de Clermont II, France), Debasis Mitra (Lucent Bell-labs, USA),
Andrew M. Odlyzko (University of Minnesota, USA), Adam Ouorou (France Telecom R&D, France),
Alain Petrowski (INT-CNRS/SAMOVAR, France), Mario Pickavet (Ghent University, Belgium),
Michal Pioro (Warsaw University of Technology, Poland), Guy Pujolle (Universit� Paris VI, France),
Pierre Rolin (France Telecom R&D, France), Iraj Saniee (Lucent Bell-Labs, USA),
Marc Schoenauer (INRIA, France), Patrick Siarry (Universit� Paris XII, France),

 

 

Authors should submit a short paper (4 to 6 pages) to be publisehd in the conference proceedings (book format).
Authors of accepted short papers are invited to submit a longer version of their work to be published in Annals of Operations Research.

 

 

The conference will be held in Evry (30Km south of Paris). Participants can stay either in Evry or in Paris.
More details on the conference web site http://www.int-evry.fr/INOC2003

 

 

Two dinners will be organized (one in Evry and one in Paris). Included in the conference fees.

 

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