9th International Conference on Network and Computing Technologies (ICNCT 2021)

The 9th International Conference on Network and Computing Technologies (ICNCT 2021) covers topics such as:

• Applications of green networking technologies and principles
• AI/ML-based smart networking
• Big data analytics for social networks
• Architectures, algorithms, and protocols
• Big data and machine learning solutions for social networks
• Big Data and Future Internet
• Business perspective of applying Data Centric Approaches in Real-World Environment
• Big data processing for energy-efficient mobile computing
• Cloud-based social networks
• Cellular networks
• Cognitive radio networks
• Cognitive networks for energy efficiency
• Community detection and community-based collaborative computing
• Communication Interference control
• Cross-layer design and optimization
• Cooperative and opportunistic networking
• Crowdsourcing applications for social networks
• Crowdsensing, Crowdsourcing
• Data center networking
• Cyber-physical systems for sustainable computing
• Dynamic spectrum access wireless networks
• Device to Device communication
• Efficient data management for sustainable mobile computing and communications
• Economy and pricing for green communication and services
• Energy efficient scheduling and resource allocation
• Energy cost models for network operators
• Energy minimization in core, metro, access and local area networks
• Energy harvesting, storage, and recycling
• Energy-efficient optimization for communications and computing
• Energy-efficient networking for smart environments
• Energy-efficient routers and switches
• Energy-efficient protocol design
• Fog and Edge computing/networking
• Experimental testbeds for green communications and computing
• Green communication in 5G systems
• Future Internet and Smart Cities
• Green networking in IoTs
• Green network monitoring and measurements
• Green traffic shaping and policy implementation
• Green optical communications, switching and networking
• Intelligent Transportation Systems and Networking
• Information-Centric Networking
• Lessons learned from long-term deployment experiences of wireless technologies
• Internet of Things
• Mobile and socially-aware networks
• Mobile Ad Hoc networks
• Mobility management and modeling
• Mobile and wireless networking
• Multimedia Applications and Feasibility with Future Internet architectures
• Modeling the environmental footprint of communications
• Nanonetworks
• Multimedia networking
• Networking processor and hardware designs
• Network security and privacy
• Novel applications in networking
• Non-energy based green issues and approaches
• Performance measurement
• Novel architectures for social networks
• RFID technologies
• Radio access technologies and evolution
• Seamless heterogeneous wireless networks
• Robotic networks
• Security, privacy and trust and issues in social networks
• Security in green networking and sustainable computing
• Sensing as part of social networks
• Security, trust, and privacy in sustainable mobile computing and communications
• Social Internet of Things
• Sensor and Ad Hoc Networks
• Social networking
• Social Internet of Vehicles
• Social-based resource identification, discovery, and profiling
• Social-based energy harvesting in social networks
• Software Defined Networks and Virtualization
• Social-based routing protocols and architectures
• Sustainable integration of networking and computing into the grid
• Standards and regulations for energy efficiency in networking
• Tactile Internet
• Sustainable storage and cloud computing
• Transport layer issues in Future Internet Architectures
• Theory, modeling, and performance analysis
• Virtualization techniques for energy efficiency
• Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or Unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) Networks
• Wireless data offloading
• Wearable and human-centric networking
• Wireless MAC, routing and transport layer protocols
• Wireless infrastructure planning and deployment
• Wireless network coding
• Wireless mesh networks
• Wireless sensor networks
• Wireless programming paradigms and middleware technologies