Infocom Wkshp 2015 : 2nd Workshop on Communication and Networking Techniques for Contemporary Video

The workshop on Communication and Networking Techniques for Contemporary Video will take place during INFOCOM 2015 in Hong Kong from April 26th to May 1st. The aim of the workshop is to bring together researchers working on communications and networking techniques for delay-sensitive applications, such as streaming video. The focus of the workshop will be mainly on experimental and theoretical aspects of networking and communication layer techniques that tackle the recent explosive growth in video traffic, particularly over wireless networks <br> <br>Previously unpublished contributions in communication, storage, caching and networking techniques for contemporary content delivery are solicited including: <br> <br>Video caching in wireless networks <br>Delay-optimized rate control <br>QoE issues regarding video traffic <br>Feedback techniques in streaming <br>Scheduling for wireless video <br>Buffer control in wireless video <br>Mobile video services and applications <br>Mobile vide... Read more

The workshop on Communication and Networking Techniques for Contemporary Video will take place during INFOCOM 2015 in Hong Kong from April 26th to May 1st. The aim of the workshop is to bring together researchers working on communications and networking techniques for delay-sensitive applications, such as streaming video. The focus of the workshop will be mainly on experimental and theoretical aspects of networking and communication layer techniques that tackle the recent explosive growth in video traffic, particularly over wireless networks <br> <br>Previously unpublished contributions in communication, storage, caching and networking techniques for contemporary content delivery are solicited including: <br> <br>Video caching in wireless networks <br>Delay-optimized rate control <br>QoE issues regarding video traffic <br>Feedback techniques in streaming <br>Scheduling for wireless video <br>Buffer control in wireless video <br>Mobile video services and applications <br>Mobile video streaming <br>Network coding for content delivery <br>Sequential source and channel coding <br>Distributed storage <br>Multi-peer video distribution in dynamic environments <br>Performance modelling and analysis of video traffic <br>HTTP adaptive streaming <br>Protocols and algorithms for video transmission <br>Video distribution techniques in mobile cloud environments <br>Adaptive bit rate techniques in wireless networks <br>Energy saving for wireless video transmission <br> <br> <br>Submitted papers should be of sufficient length and detail for review by experts in the field. Final papers will be limited to 6 pages in length in the standard IEEE conference paper format. Accepted papers will be published in IEEE Xplore. Papers should be submitted for review through EDAS.