[BCFIC] The 2nd Baltic Conference on Future Internet Communications - Vilnius, Lithuania

The Conference on Future Internet Communications BCFIC Vilnius 2012 will address all the challenges of building the Future Internet, which will be based on mobile, wireless and fixed broadband communications infrastructures. BCFIC Vilnius 2012 will become a stage for researchers, officials, decision makers, practitioners from the public sector and industry, people involved in other related initiatives and many others. The Conference will facilitate knowledge transfer to the community and practitioners by promoting results dissemination.
The Scientific Programme will incorporate all the components of Future Communication Networks including the topics Future Internet Technologies, Internet of Things, wireless networking for moving objects etc.

NB: in association with COST Actions IC0905 and IC0906 it is intended to hold a conference workshop on 25 April 2012 dedicated to "Re-configurable/Cognitive wireless systems for vehicular environments". Paper proposals relevant to the workshop topic are welcome.

The Internet of the Future will incorporate a large number of autonomous wireless objects moving with diverse patterns and speeds while communicating via several radio interfaces. Examples of such objects may include humans, cars or unmanned aerial vehicles, with every object acting as a networking device generating, relaying and/or absorbing data. Achieving the Internet of the Future, will require global interoperability amongst objects/devices, not typically common place due to inherent features of today’s Internet. To overcome the current shortcomings, a number of research challenges have to be addressed in the area of networking, including protocol engineering, development of applications and services, as well as realistic use-cases. Applications, services, overlay networking will receive a special treatment within the Conference.


Conference website BCFIC 2012

Important Deadlines

Paper SubmissionFebruary 7, 2012
Acceptance NotificationMarch 5, 2012
Camera-ready SubmissionMarch 26, 2012
Conference DateApril 25-27, 2012

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