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Journal Proceedings

Esevier's Computer Communications: special issue on Organization and Self-Management in Communications – Taking Vital Steps Towards Realizing Autonomic Networking (Call for papers: PDF)
Annals of Telecommunications: Special issue on Autonomic Communication: submission due 30.06.05
IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications issue on AUTONOMIC COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

Workshop Proceedings
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IFIP Workshop on Autonomic Communication (WAC):

WAC 2004 (Berlin) - Autonomic Communication Principles; post-workshop proceedings are being published by Springer as LNCS 3457, the ToC is avialable as PNG - [Page1]; [Page2]; [Page3]
WAC 2005 (Athens) - the second workshop takes place 03-05 October 2005 in the Margi Hotel, Vouliagmeni, Athens, Greece

The 1st IEEE Workshop on Autonomic Computing and Communication (Taormina, Italy, June 2005): CfP and Program are available.

White papers

White Paper on AutoComm principles, v.01 [pdf]

Talks about Autonomic Communication

Invited talk at the 3rd International Workshop on Self-Adaptive and Autonomic Computing Systems "SAACS 05", Copenhagen, Denmark [PDF]
Invited talk at the sixth annual postgraduate symposium PGNet 2005 - the convergence of telecommunications, networking and broadcasting, Liverpool, UK [PDF]
Invited talk at the 3rd International Conference on Wired/Wireless Internet Communication WWIC2005, Xanthi, Greece, [PDF]

Presentations at Autonomic Communication Networking Session (N60) at the IST 2004 Event in The Hague, Netherlands (17.11.04)

Autonomic Communication Roadmap [pdf], M. Smirnov (Fraunhofer FOKUS)
Situated and Autonomic Communication in IST [pdf], F. Sestini (IST FET)
Principles of Autonomic Communication Algorithms and Protocols [pdf], Ioannis Stavrakakis (NKUA)
BIONETS - genetically inspired networks [pdf], Hagen WOESNER (CREATE-NET)
Self-management in Autonomic Communication: Trust, and Reputation [pdf], Roberto BATTITI (University of Trento)
Challenges in dependability evaluation of Networked Information Systems [pdf], Andrea Bobbio, Ester Ciancamerla, Michele MINICHINO (ENEA)
Intelligent Architectures and Protocols for Autonomic Communications [pdf], George AGGELOU (National Scientific Research Centre "DEMOKRITOS").
Telematics Architecture for Play based Adaptable Services [pdf], Cyril CARREZ (NTNU)
IST-FET project proposal: Situated Immersive Communications for 2020 - SICOM'2020 (working title) [pdf], Francvesco Vatalaro (University of Roma, Tor Vergata)
E-NEXT: emerging Networking Experiemnts and Technologies<> [pdf]<>, Arturo Azcorra (UC3M).

Presentations:

AC presentation at ASWN 2006 (May, 2006) [PDF]
Basic AutoComm presentation [pdf]
AutoComm vs RENA [pdf]
AutoComm for FET brainstorming; presentation [pdf]; final report [pdf]
AutoComm at FET consultation (Brussels, 03mar04)

Managing Internet complexity in Autonomic Communication [pdf]
Autonomic Communication part of the final report [pdf]

AutoComm for Network Management: text [pdf] and presentation [pdf] at "Work Programme 2005-2006: Information meeting and workshop" (Brussels, 01.01.04), session Broadband for all
AutoComm position paper [pdf] for FET FP7 Workshop "New Directions for ICTs in FP7: Grand challenges for basic research" (21-22.apr04, Brussels) ,Thematic session 3: Systems Research
AutoComm contribution to bmbf NGN worskhop (27-28.05.04) [PDF] (restricted access)

Posters

Invited poster presentation at MHAH (10.12.2003) workshop [pdf]

Reports:

Autonomic Communication and Wireless Cognitive Networks panel report from the 1st International Conference on Cognitive Radio Oriented Wireless Networks and Communications (CROWNCOM 2006), Mykonos Island, Greece, June 8-10, 2006
Final Reports from the FET FP7 Workshop of 21-22 April 2004 include the report on Grand challenges in "Systems Research" (PDF at FET, PDF - local copy), Chapter 5 "M³P - Many Level, Many Unit, Many Purpose Systems"(pp.11-15) of this report was contributed by a group of experts that have interpreted Autonomic Communication principle of Composite Functional Systems [see white paper linked from the right of this page])
Quoting FET "The aim of this workshop was to discuss the new grand challenges that lie ahead of us and to identify future key and visionary basic research directions in ICTs, as well as in their combination with other disciplines for addressing the new challenges. The event attracted more than 120 participants (leading scientists, industrialists and science policy makers)."

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