Online Conference on Green Communications
CALL FOR PAPERS
The 2015 IEEE Online Conference on Green Communications (OnlineGreenComm'15) is in its fifth year of providing a forum for research and technology development in the growing area of green communications and networking. IEEE OnlineGreenComm'15 encompasses both energy-efficient and sustainable communication technologies as well as various green applications addressed through novel communication solutions. Original, unpublished research paper submissions are solicited from industrial, academic, and other non-profit or public sector researchers reporting on substantial results on green communications and networking.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to those listed below.
Green Solutions for Communication Technologies including: networking and protocols; communication management; multi-service architectures for network convergence and consolidation; network architectures; wired, fiber and optical networks; wireless and cellular networks; data center networks; content delivery networks; cloud computing; software-defined networks ; secure networking; vehicular communication networks; sensor and ad-hoc networks; body area networks & wearable devices networking; measurement & profiling; low-power data processing; deep-space communications; and quantum communications.
Green Society Solutions based on Communication Technologies including: smart cities; smart sensing; e-health; energy-efficient buildings; energy harvesting; wireless information transfer; industrial automation; using big data towards a greener society; machine-to-machine communications and Internet of Things; intelligent transport systems; sustainable communication platforms; infrastructure for online education and remote teaching; and green crowdsourcing applications for mobile devices
Smart Grid Communications including: advanced metering infrastructure and smart meter technologies; wide-area monitoring and control; demand-response management; distributed generation and storage; operations of renewable energy generation; management & control of distributed energy storage; grid-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-grid; and micro-grids.
In addition, submissions about the relevant standardization efforts, field trials, and testbeds related to the previous topics are welcomed.
Technology research is expected to focus on high impact solutions addressing energy, greenhouse gas emissions, or other sustainability related problems. While submissions on energy efficiency improvements are encouraged, reports on efficiency improvements on other metrics must include a clearly articulated and substantial connection to energy or sustainability.
Submit your paper to this no travel, low-cost conference on green communications by 16 June 2015.
Author requirements and submission instructions can be found at