The entire conference program will be online.
The Best Paper Award went to
“Learning-based Incast Performance Inference in Software-Defined Data Centers”
by Kokouvi Benoit Nougnanke, Yann Labit, Marc Bruyere, Simone Ferlin, Ulrich Matchi Aïvodji
The Best Short Paper Award went to
“Resource Tuning for Energy Efficient Slicing”
by Paul Veitch, John J. Browne, Chris MacNamara
The Best Demo Award went to
“An Application of Kubernetes Cluster Federation in Fog Computing”
by Francescomaria Faticanti, Daniele Santoro, Silvio Cretti, Domenico Siracusa
A Special Mention went to the presentation of paper
“Predictive Framework for Haptic Enabled VR-based Remote Phobia Treatment in Cloud/Fog Environment”
by Farinaz Rasouli, Somayeh Kiampisheh, Nattakorn Promwongsa, Fatna Belqanish, Roch Glitho
24th Conference on Innovation in Clouds, Internet and Networks (ICIN 2021)
The theme of the conference for 2021 is the melding of network and computing services that is clearly demonstrated by the increasing softwarization of the network services in the the core and the access networks, the rise of computing in the network and the growth of cognition in networking for management and control as well as for value added services at the edge and in the data center. Several innovations are impacting the ongoing transformations toward the network of the future and the evolution of cloud services. More and more the network fabric itself emcompasses functionality usually associated with computing as increased intelligence and cognition are necessary to address emerging requirements of distributed services, automation and network reliability. At the same time, more and more, the cloud is extending to the edge adding a number of heterogeneous networked subsystems to the Internet with a variety of requirements that further highlight the need for novel architectures , e.g., IoT systems, augmented and virtual reality and service delivery platforms. The result is the networking and computing systems becoming one, melding, as a distributed cloud/edge continuum with cognition and intelligence for emerging services. This “Computing and Networking as a Service” is the paradigm that will be central to the deployment of immersive services in many different sectors, such as e-health, self-driving cars, industrial networks, agriculture and cloud robotics.
In this scenario and considering the many challenges that the aforementioned
paradigms and technologies will bring, the theme for ICIN 2021 is proposed as:
“Services everywhere: melding networking and computing in an intelligent cloud-edge continuum”
The conference will foster discussion about new ideas and novel approaches for future service delivery in the emerging scenario of immersive intelligence. With this vision, the conference will look beyond the current state of the art and promote the advances of Computing as a Service technologies for different application service delivery platforms.
Interested authors are invited to submit papers presenting novel technical research as well as broader position and visionary papers. Contributions that discuss lessons learnt and best practices, describe practical deployment and implementation experiences as well as demonstrating innovative use-cases are also and especially encouraged.
ICIN 2021 is technically co-sponsored by IEEE, IEEE ComSoc.
All accepted & presented papers will be published in IEEE Xplore.
The best technical papers presented at the conference will be invited to submit an extended version for fast-track review in the following journals:
- IEEE Transactions on Network Service and Management (Impact Factor: 3.878)
- MDPI Sensors (Impact Factor: 3.275)
Particularly innovative and visionary papers will be invited to submit a magazine-style version suitable for a wider audience to:
- IEEE Communications Magazine (Impact Factor: 11.052)