[AISWorld] Deadline Approaching: IEEE CCNC 2014 Special Session on Game Theory in Mobile Internet

[Zhenzhe Zheng]

IEEE CCNC 2014 Special Session on

Game Theory in Mobile Internet

The rapid development and wide application of the mobile Internet have
greatly changed our lifestyle. Due to the distributed and
user-contributed natures, the mobile Internet, like many distributed
autonomous systems, suffers from common incentive problems caused by
users’ selfishness. Such problems can significantly downgrade the
performance of the mobile Internet. However, existing solutions from
distributed autonomous systems cannot be directly used in the mobile
Internet, because of the mobile Internet’s highly dynamic nature. The
objective of this
special session is to provide a platform for exchanging recent ideas on
 game theoretic modeling and economic incentive design in
 the mobile Internet.

The topics of this special s
ession include, but are not limited to, the following:

· Game-theoretic modeling in mobile Internet

· Algorithmic mechanism design in mobile Internet

· Incentive algorithms, protocols, and allocation mechanisms

· Wireless resource allocation through game theory

· Auction design in mobile Internet

· Game theoretic approaches for cooperative communications

· Collaboration analysis and design in overlay networks through game theory

· Game theoretic security and privacy

· Equilibrium analysis and computation in mobile Internet

· Game theoretic learning mechanisms

· Price of anarchy in mobile Internet

· Empirical and experimental economic analysis

Important Dates

Technical Papers Due:  August 30, 2013àSeptember 13, 2013

Acceptance Notification:  October 4, 2013

Final Camera Ready Artwork: November 1, 2013

Submission guidelines:

All submissions should be written in English with a maximum length of six (6
) pages (10-point font, double column) including tables, figures, and
references (a maximum of
3 additional pages
 with overlength charge is allowed if accepted). Standard IEEE
Transactions templates for Microsoft Word or LaTeX formats should be
used. Papers should be submitted in PDF via EDAS (
https://edas.info/newPaper.php?c=15947&track=42391
). Accepted papers will appear in the IEEE CCNC 2014 Proceedings and
will be included in IEEE explore.

TPC Co-Chairs

Fan Wu  Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

Liehuang Zhu Beijing Institute of Technology, China

Technical Program Committee

Tingting Chen   Oklahoma State University, USA

He Huang   Soochow University

Jingyu Hua   Nanjing University

Mohammad Hossein Manshaei EPFL

Qiang-sheng Hua  Tsinghua University, China

Weili Han   Fudan University, China

Murtuza Jadliwala  Wichita State University, USA

Jerzy Konorski   Gdansk University of Technology, Poland

Hongxing Li   University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Dejun Yang   Colorado School of Mines

Xiaoyan Zhang   Nanjing Normal University

Yuan Zhang    Nanjing University

Zijian Zhang         Beijing Institute of Technology



-- 
Sincerely Yours,

ZhenZhe Zheng
Graduate
Advance Network Lab
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
Shanghai Jiao Tong University
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