IEEE Globecom 2011 in Houston extends call for papers

HOUSTON-IEEE Globecom 2011, an international conference dedicated to the global advancement of communications, has extended a “call for papers” deadline to March 20 for its 54th annual event to be held from Dec. 5-9 in Houston, Texas. Hosted by the The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Communications Society (ComSoc), IEEE Globecom is recognized internationally for its drive to advance the research, development and implementation of broadband, wireless, multimedia, data, image and voice communications on a global scale.
All interested researchers, scientists, government officials and industry professionals are urged to visit here for detailed “call for papers” guidelines, ongoing updates and registration information. Original technical paper submissions are currently being accepted in the areas of ad hoc and sensor networking; cognitive radio networks; communication software, services, and multimedia applications; communication theory; communications and system security; communications QoS, reliability, and modeling; next generation networking; optical networks and systems; signal processing for communications; and wireless communications and networking.
Last year, IEEE Globecom completed one of its most successful events in conference history with more than 2,500 participants attending the presentation of nearly 2,000 keynotes, technical papers, tutorials, panels and workshops focused on the advance of communications technologies ranging from cloud computing, nanonetworking and green communications to next-generation Internet, mobile computing, cognitive radio and adaptive wireless communications systems. As the flagship event of the IEEE ComSoc, IEEE Globecom presents all attendees with the opportunity to engage and network with thousands of industry authorities, peers and colleagues.
The IEEE Communications Society has more than 50,000 members and is the second-largest of IEEE’s 38 technical societies. Founded in 1952, it has become a major international forum for the exchange of ideas on communications and information networking.