IEEE Symposium on Computers
and Communications
Alexandria, Egypt, June 27-29, 1995
Sponsored by*
IEEE Computer Society** and IEEE Communications Society
Advances in digital communication technology and its
main
emerging applications are the focus of this first
annual
event aiming at bringing together experts from industry and
academia in order to exchange ideas and
results in a
specific area in the fields of computers and communications.
Original research or survey papers as
well as panel
proposals related to the following topics are
especially
sought:
Performance and Simulation of Communication Systems
Protocol Specification and Engineering
Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing
ISDN/BISDN Standards, Implementation and Applications
Network Operation, Administration and Management
Networks for Industrial Applications
Multimedia Protocols, Applications and Systems
Distributed Computing and Information Access
Network Security and Privacy
Legal and Social Issues in Networking
Optical Fiber Communications
Satellite Communications
Protocols for High Performance Networks
Reliability, Availability and Fault Tolerance
Interoperability and Network Interconnection
Services and Deployment of Future Networks
Papers submitted should not exceed 20 double spaced
pages
and should be original (neither published nor submitted for
publication elsewhere). Four copies (with complete
postal
and electronic mailing addresses, as well as phone and fax
numbers of the responsible author) should be sent to either
one of the two program co- chairs:
Dr. Spiros Dimolitsas
Prof. Mohamed Gouda
COMSAT Labs
Dept. of Computer Sciences
22300 Comsat Drive,
University of Texas-Austin
Clarksburg, MD 20871, USA Austin, TX 78712, USA
spiros@ctd.comsat.com
gouda@cs.utexas.edu
Important Dates:
November 14, 1994 Paper submission deadline
January 30, 1995 Notifications of acceptance mailed to
authors
March 31, 1995 Final camera-ready manuscripts due
Steering Committee
Hussein Abdel Wahab, Old Dominion U., USA
Yehia Elhakim, Alexandria U., Egypt
Aly Elrefaie, Bellcore, USA
Mahmoud Elsoury, ARENTO, Egypt
Aly Hebeish, Academy for Scientific Res.& Tech., Egypt
Tarek Saadawi, City U. of New York, USA
Mostafa Hashem Sherif, AT&T Bell Labs, USA
Ahmed Tantawy, IBM T.J. Watson Research Center, USA
Technical Program Committee
Spiros Dimolitsas, COMSAT, USA (co-Chair)
Mohamed Gouda, U. Texas-Austin, USA (co-Chair)
Salah Aidarous, Bell Northern Research, Canada
Ali Atyia, COMSAT, USA
Abdel Monem Bilal, Cairo U., Egypt
A. Crossman, PictureTel, USA
M. Daneshmand, AT&T Bell Labs, USA
W. R. Daumer, AT&T Bell Labs, USA
Maurizio Decina, CEFRIEL, Politec. Milano, Italy
Ismail I. Eldumiati, AT&T Bell Labs, USA
Said El-Khamy, Alexandria U., Egypt
Anthony Ephremides, U. of Maryland, USA
M. A. R. Ghonaimy, Ein Shams U., Egypt
Waguih Ishak, HP Labs, USA
Samir Kamal, HP Labs, USA
A.S. Krishnakumar, AT&T, The Netherlands
Kurt Maly, Old Dominion U., USA
Hanafy Meleis, NIST, USA
Hussien Mouftah, Queens U., Canada
Yushi Naito, Mitsubishi, Japan
Jay Nievergelt, ETH Zurich, Switzerland
John O'Reilly, U. C. London, UK
Harry Perros, NC State U., USA
Donald Schilling, InterDigital, USA
Thomas Schuett, IBM, Germany
Samir Soliman, Qualcomm, USA
Mark Soulliere, ATT Bell Labs, USA
Jean-Pierre Thomesse, ENSEM, France
Azza Torky, ARENTO, Egypt
Bill Tranter, U. of Missouri/Rolla, USA
Tutorials
Ibrahim Abdel-Salam, Alexandria U., Egypt
Abdel-Salam Fathi, Alexandria U., Egypt
Local Organization
Mohamed Ismail, Alexandria U., Egypt
Registration & Finance
Adel Elmaghraby, U. of Louisville, USA
Tarek N. Saadawi, CUNY, USA
Publicity
Edgar Aguilar, AT&T Bell Labs, USA
Reda Ammar, U. of Connecticut, USA
Abdelsalam Heddaya, Boston U., USA
Mohamed Obaidat, CUNY, USA
* In cooperation with: IEEE Alexandria Subsection, the Arab
Republic of Egypt National Telecommunications Organization
(ARENTO), and the American Arab Scientific Society.
With
corporate support from IBM Egypt and AT&T Egypt.
** Technical Committee on Simulation