Sixth Global Internet Symposium
in conjunction with

Globecom 2001
San Antonio, Texas, USA
November 25-29, 2001

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Call For Papers

The sixth Global Internet Symposium will be held simultaneously and co-located with Globecom 2001. Therefore, all of the relevant dates, location, travel information are derived from the Globecom 2001 (http://www.globecom2001.com/) conference site.

Symposium Topics

Global Internet 2000 solicits technical papers on Internet-related topics. The Program Committee encourages papers submitted on experimental systems and emerging technologies. Also encouraged are original submissions describing promising work in progress, original speculations about the future of the Internet, and progressive position papers. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

Novel applications and new paradigms (telephony, streaming media, etc.)
Distributed Internet applications (file sharing, games, conferencing, etc.)
Service provisioning, monitoring, and management
Privacy and/or security issues
Charging and billing issues
Handling Internet dynamics/heterogeneity (by applications and/or the network)
Routing (unicast, multicast, anycast, etc.)
Traffic measurement, analysis, modeling, and visualization
Flow management (fairness/sharing, differentiated services, etc.)
The Internet and mobility/mobile devices
Wireless device access and Internet gateways

Important Dates

Manuscript Submission:	April 8, 2001 at 11:59pm PDT
Acceptance Notification:	July 31, 2001
Final Manuscript:	September 31, 2000

Submission Instructions

Technical papers should be submitted to the Globecom committee using the Globecom submission process. Please see the Author Kit for information on (1) submission instructions, (2) paper format guidelines, and (3) a link to submit a paper.

In order to ensure that your paper is properly routed to the GLOBAL INTERNET 2001 symposium, it is VERY IMPORTANT that you explicitly identify GLOBAL INTERNET 2001 as the intended symposium in the `Conference sub-theme' listed after the title, keywords, and abstract on the paper submission page.

NOTE: Given the overlap between the Global Internet 2001 submission date and the SIGCOMM 2001 feedback date, Global Internet 2001 will allow papers to be submitted that are under review by SIGCOMM 2001.

For the Global Internet 2001 submission, the author(s) MUST submit the paper following the normal Globecomm guidelines and MUST clearly indicate that it has been also submitted to SIGCOMM 2001. In order to maintain consistent reviewing standards, Global Internet 2001 will re-review these papers--SIGCOMM 2001 reviews will not be used. Papers that are accepted to SIGCOMM 2001 will be considered automatically withdrawn from consideration for Global Internet 2001.

Click to Submit a Paper

(Remember to specify Global Internet 2001 as the sub-theme!)

(Also remember that the 5 page limit will be strictly enforced!)

Technical Program Chairs

Program Committee

Bengt Ahlgren, SICS

Kevin Almeroth, UC-Santa Barbara

Andrea Basso, AT&T Labs

Azer Bestavros, Boston University

Samrat Bhattacharjee, Univ of Maryland

Supratik Bhattacharyya, Sprint ATL

John Byers, Boston University

Kim Claffy, CAIDA

Mark Crovella, Boston University

Peter Danzig, Akamai

Michalis Faloutsos, UC-Riverside

Jim Griffioen, Univ. of Kentucky

John Heidemann, ISI

Markus Hofmann, Bell Labs Research

Kevin Jeffay, Univ. of North Carolina

Charles Kalmanek, AT&T Labs

Robin Kravets, Univ. of Illionis, U-C

Brian Levine, Univ of Massachusetts

Jorg Liebeherr, Univ. of Virginia

Katen Mayer-Patel, Univ. of North Carolina

Sue Moon, Sprint ATL

Katia Obraczka, UC-Santa Cruz

Elizabeth Royer, UC-Santa Barbara

Colin Perkins, ISI

Reza Rejaie, AT&T Labs

Debanjan Saha, Tellium

Stefan Savage, UC-San Diego

Eve Schooler, AT&T Labs

Karen Sollins, MIT

Don Towsley, Univ of Massachusetts

Joe Touch, ISI

Dinesh Verma, IBM

Geoff Voelker, UC-San Diego

John Wroclawski, MIT

Daniel Zappala, Univ of Oregon

Past Conferences

There is a main Global Internet page which has information on the first five symposia:

Year	Location	Technical Program Chairs
1996	London, Great Britain	Brian Carpenter, Jon Crowcroft, and Henning Schulzrinne
1997	Phoenix, Arizona	Stephen Pink and Mats Björkman
1998	Sydney, Australia	Dilip Kandlur and Raj Yavatkar
1999	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	Sugih Jamin
2000	San Francisco, California	Dinesh Verma and Naohisa Ohta

Sponsorship

The Global Internet Symposium is sponsored by the IEEE Communications Society InternetTC.

Sixth Global Internet Symposium in conjunction with

Globecom 2001 San Antonio, Texas, USA November 25-29, 2001