SCOPE AND OVERVIEW      

IEEE WoWMoM 2020 is soliciting original and previously unpublished papers addressing research challenges and advances in the areas of wireless, mobile, and multimedia networking as well as ubiquitous and pervasive systems. WoWMoM’s programme focuses on wireless networking technologies and their key role in future Internet scenarios. The symposium addresses the increasing wealth of opportunities for distributing multimedia contents over wireless networks, enabling dissemination of professional contents to mobile users as well as sharing user-generated contents among them. Users will be able to retrieve, publish, and manage information, communicate with other users or devices, access and author services, and create and exploit context-awareness. Papers that present original work, validated by experimentation, simulation, or analysis, are solicited. Practical experiences and experimental efforts from both industry and academia, duly documenting the lessons learned from testbeds, field-trials, or real deployments, are also welcome.
Papers that present original work, validated by experimentation, simulation, or analysis, are solicited. Practical experiences and experimental efforts from both industry and academia, duly documenting the lessons learned from testbeds, field-trials, or real deployments, are also welcome.

Specific areas of interest:

• Ad-hoc, sensor, mesh and vehicular wireless networks
• Content-centric architectures for wireless, mobile and multimedia networks
• Context-awareness in wireless, mobile and multimedia networks
• Cognitive communications and networking
• Dependability and survivability issues for wireless, mobile and multimedia networks
• Energy-efficiency for wireless, mobile and multimedia networks
• Internet/Web of Things
• Localisation, tracking, and mobility management and services
• Middleware services for wireless, mobile and multimedia networks
• Mobile applications and services over 5G networks
• Mobile big data networking and services
• Mobile cloud computing
• Mobile edge computing
• Mobile health networking
• Mobile network traffic characterization and measurements
• Mobile social networks
• Modelling, analysis, and performance evaluation of wireless, mobile and multimedia networks
• Network virtualisation and software-defined wireless networks
• Opportunistic and delay-tolerant networks
• Participatory, mobile and urban sensing
• Resource management and QoS/QoE provisioning
• RFID, NFC, and Machine-to-machine (M2M) communications
• Satellite and space networking
• Seamless inter-networking and self-organisation
• Security, trust and privacy issues for wireless, mobile and multimedia networks
• System prototypes, measurements, real-world deployment, and experiences
• Underwater wireless, mobile and multimedia networks
• Virtual mobile infrastructure
• Wireless BAN, PAN, LAN, MAN and WAN
• Wireless multimedia systems, services and applications
• Wearable Computing