Deadline for Workshop Proposal September 8, 2024
Deadline for Full Paper Submission (FINAL) October 6, 2024
Notification of Paper Acceptance October 27, 2024
Authors' Early Registration November 1, 2024
Final Paper Submission November 6, 2024
Authors' Late Registration November 20, 2024
The aim of ICUMT is to bring together international players in telecommunications, robotics and control systems. The congress consists of two open call tracks, technical workshops, tutorials and industrial exhibitions. Prospective authors are invited to submit papers including technical novelties and tutorial overviews in the areas including but not limited to:
September 30, 2024: Due to numerous requests, the ICUMT 2024 TPC decided to extend the paper submission deadline until October 6 (Final deadline)! Please submit your papers via EDAS.
September 12, 2024: The ICUMT 2024 paper submission deadline has been extended until September 30! Please submit your papers via EDAS.
September 11, 2024: We are happy to announce the workshops co-located with ICUMT 2024: WeaRIoT’2024 and AIDL-HCSy 2024. More details can be found in the section Workshops.
August 18, 2024: The ICUMT 2024 paper submission system EDAS is now open!
3GPP Long-Term Evolution (LTE) and High Speed Uplink Packet Access (HSUPA)
IMS and IMS-based services
Femto Cells
Mobility, handoff protocols and management
Device-to-device communications
Next generation 802.11 and 802.15 including mesh, PAN, BAN, etc.
Ultra-wideband communications (UWB)
Underwater communications
Energy-efficient networking, circuits, devices and transmission technologies
Energy efficiency of data centers and intelligent cloud computing
Cross-layer optimizations to minimize energy consumption on a network scale
Cognitive, cooperative and reconfigurable networks
Protocols and protocol extensions for energy efficient networks
Network load balance and smart information storage
Remote power management for wireless terminals and access networks
Hierarchical and distributed techniques for energy managemen
Harvesting distributed energy generation
Smart Grid
Information theory on energy efficiency
Energy evaluation and comparison of different network technologies
Novel network concepts and architectures lowering the overall footprint of ICT
Estimation and evaluation of the worldwide footprint of ICT
Regulation and standardization
Deployment, trial experience, business models and applications
Cognitive Radio Networks and Systems
Spectrum sensing and spectrum management
Dynamic spectrum access
Cooperation and Game-Theoretical Protocols for Cognitive Radios
Software defined radio
Cross-Layer Protocol Design
Regulations and standards
Cooperative communications and networking
Multi-Carrier Systems & Solutions
MIMO and multi-antenna communications
Multi-carrier access schemes such as OFDMA, MC-CDMA, DFTS-OFDM, IFDMA, OFDM-IDMA
Cryptography
Coding for noisy channels and erasure channels
Source coding and data compression
Joint source-channel coding
Network coding and coding for multi-terminal systems
Cooperation, competition and cognition in wireless networks
Interoperability in IoT
Security and privacy issues in IoT
Industrial IoT
System architectures
Security in broadcast and multicast communications
Internet broadcasting
Mobile broadcasting and mobile TV
Emerging standards, e.g., DVB-S2, DVB-RCS, DVB-H, DVB-T, MediaFLO services and applications
RFID and Sensor Network Technologies
Architecture and platforms
Distributed and pervasive services
Personal and body networks, wearable computing
Semantic analysis
Business models
Digital Home Network Technologies
Vehicle-to-vehicle, vehicle-to-roadside communications
Intra-vehicle communications
Vehicle-to-Internet communications
Mobility and vehicular traffic models
Information collection and dissemination
Analytical and simulation techniques
Experimental systems and field operational testing
Safety and non-safety related applications
Recent standardization efforts and problems (e.g. 802.11p)
Overview of the activities and status of the ongoing projects
Deployment strategies and predictions
Advances in theoretical foundations of P2P
Security, trust and reputation in P2P
Performance analysis of P2P systems, applications and services
Quality of experience in P2P systems
Mobile P2P
P2P for sensors
Economic, business models and charging mechanisms in P2P
Legal and regulatory issues
Computational Aspects of Social Network
Applications
Network evolution and growth mechanisms
Network geography
Search in network
Security, data protection inside communities
Evaluation and benchmarking
Bio-inspired/Bio-oriented Networks
Body-area networks
Cryptocurrency technologies
Wireless telemedicine and E-health services
Location techniques and location-based services LBS
Broadband Satellite and HAPS (High Altitude Platform Station) Technologies
Information Security Technologies
Web Technologies
Multimedia & Internet Systems, Services and Standards
Mobile Internet, Internet Telephony (VoIP, MoIP) and IPTV
Network Management, Operation and Maintenance
Optical Networking Technologies and Applications
Open Programmable Networks and Active Networks
Communication Network Topology and Planning
User experience and usability studies in ICT
Systems & Software Engineering Aspects
GRID, Distributed Computing Technologies and Services
IT Services Technologies
Adaptive control
Robust control
Process control
Complex systems
Mechatronic systems
Co-operative control
Identification and estimation
Nonlinear systems
Intelligent systems
Hybrid systems
Networked control systems
Neural networks
Fuzzy systems
Genetic algorithms
Evolutionary computation and control
Precision motion control
Control applications
Control engineering education
Robot design, development and control
Human-robots interfaces
Mobile robots and autonomous systems
Human augmentation and shared control
Space and underwater robot
Telerobotics and Teleoperation
Industrial networks and automation
Multi-agent systems
Intelligent warehouses
Modeling, simulation and architectures
Vision, recognition and reconstruction
Virtual Reality
Control and supervision systems
Instrumentation systems
Biomedical instrumentation and applications
Web-based control
Autonomous agents
Petri nets
Authors should prepare a PDF file following the IEEE single-space, two-column format using at least 10 point size type. The paper must be correctly formatted to fit on A4. The paper should not exceed 6 pages including figures, tables & references. Maximum 4 additional pages are allowed. Additional pages will be overcharged. The papers cannot exceed 10 pages, otherwise they will be automatically rejected. The cost of overcharge per page is indicated in the Registration Fees. The paper must be submitted in PDF format via the EDAS System.
Note: The congress organizers reserves the right to not include a paper to the Proceedings if the congress registration fee is not paid or if the paper is not presented on the ICUMT 2024 congress.
Please be aware that for the ICUMT 2024 and associated workshops at least one Regular/IEEE/Student registration before November 1, 2024 (to receive the Early Registration fee) per accepted paper is mandatory to include the paper in the proceedings of the congress. Full congress registration covers workshop papers as well. A paper without registered authors after November 1, 2024 (Early Registration) will be withdrawn.
1. Verify that your paper is created using the congress templates – see above in Manuscript template. The PDF file should be prepared according to the IEEE PDF specification. The page numbers will be inserted by the congress proceedings producer. So please make sure not to number your pages. Do not insert any footers or headers. Do not use any PDF security features in submitted PDF files, i.e., they must be fully accessible and editable by the proceedings producer for numbering and other production purposes.
2. Update the paper based on the provided reviews. Proofread and check layout of your manuscript.
8. Submit the final camera-ready manuscript to the ICUMT 2024 via your EDAS profile.
The duration of the presentation slot is 15 minutes/paper. We recommend to the speakers to reserve 12 minutes for the presentation itself and 3 minutes for questions from the audience. The language of the conference is English. Neither translation nor interpretation will be provided.
For the oral presentations, the congress rooms will be equipped with data projector and laptop. For computer presentations we provide MS PowerPoint and PDF Acrobat Reader. Since using authors’ own computers often causes technical problems and breaks please do not plan to use your own laptop. Instead, please prepare your presentation in electronic form (MS Power Point, Adobe PDF) and arrive to the assigned session room 10 minutes before the start of your session to report to the Chairman and to copy your files to the presentation computer.
DISCLAIMER.The organizers can leave out a paper from the final proceedings in case it is not presented on the congress or workshop.