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, }( _, S3 ~5 ~CyberC 2013: The 5th International Conference on Cyber-EnabledDistributed Computing and Knowledge Discovery
/ B* ]8 Q. [. w9 N: J$ z3 R. k4 HBeijing, China, October 10 - 12, 2013
CyberC isco-sponsored by:

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8 ]6 a0 G% n. P! lIEEE     Computer Society (Technically Co-Sponsored)
. A. \+ O+ y) s: R9 mIEEE     Technical Committee on Simulation
. t* L% q. \1 a  fIEEE     CS Task Force on Networked Mobile Systems
0 o; m. t) i9 \- @1 W& P4 `Beijing     Jiaotong University, China
* Q7 E/ N! ]1 G+ r  ?University     of Louisville, USA
Embedded     Pervasive Computing Lab, HUST, China

Sponsors:

! c) u: H5 L& n0 f: `AT&T, USA,
1 J4 ^" a' C  q* b" ^( _6 WTeradata, USA,
InfoBeyond, USA,     
Comrise, USA,
Huawei, China,
- P8 d# i. s/ ?Rainstor, USA

CyberC promotes research and development ofthe cyber-related technology and it is unique and significant that spansthrough cyber-enabled data mining and knowledge discovery, distributed andparallel computing, cyber security, cloud computing, pervasive computing,mobile computing, Internet, wireless networks, cognitive systems, cyberinformation process, information discovery, e-health via cyber network,e-science, web technology, and network performance and tools. The research anddevelopment in these areas have received extensive attention in both theacademia and industry to provide ubiquitous services for users. Varioushardware and software designs, algorithms, protocols, simulations, andtest-bed, and implementations are developed for distributed computing in aninterconnected and distributed network environment. The purpose of CyberC is toprovide a forum for presentation and discussion of innovative ideas, researchresults, applications and experience from around the world as well as highlightactivities in the related areas.  
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CyberC 2013 (The fifthCyberC) continues the aim to provide a forum for presentation and discussion ofinnovative ideas, research results, applications, and experience from aroundthe world as well as highlight activities in the related areas. The conferencefocuses on all aspects of distributed computing and knowledge mining and theirscientific, engineering, and commercial applications. The topics of interestsinclude, but not limited to:
% n2 U; j% T4 K# c# A2 Y+ V( b0 [Data Mining and Information Discovery
Agent-baseddistributed data mining algorithms
% s' B' T5 N/ N+ T" yDatastreaming, multimedia, stream, or web mining
Informationdiscovery in data mining
  [* M2 C1 H& t5 IDatamining applications for bioinformations and biometrics
Databaseapplications and data mining
Securityand information assurance in data mining

- p3 I* ^5 L3 D2 Z9 @# fParallel and Distributed Computing
. G) Q$ g$ c& }' b( s- MParalleland distributed algorithms
' I: x+ u8 P# ?$ L8 A1 w- \Resourceallocation, load-balance, and management in distributed computing
Grid andcluster computing
Cloudingcomputing
SOA, Webservices, and mobile services
! E9 k+ H3 Y8 n3 ?  \Web-caching,content delivery systems and data distribution systems
Webservices and internet computing
8 f% O# x4 y$ q1 j6 k" P, A8 u6 QDistributedsystems and applications, modeling language, and software engineering for
distributedapplications                          
5 N- [5 [; X& [; \% I  q! j; BPervasive/ubiquitouscomputing and intelligence
Biological/molecularcomputing

; |# G, o1 R8 IMobile andInternet Computing
Wirelessad hoc networks, wireless mesh networks, networking theory and algorithms
Wirelessembedded sensor systems, body sensor, new sensing capabilities, and security
Cognitiveradio and SDR
3 {: u5 Y3 m$ ?9 LFuturegeneration communications for 4G or beyond (WiMAX, LTE)
Peer-to-peernetwork computing and overlaying networks
Directionalantenna and networking
FDMA/OFDMAmodulations, synchronization, and power optimization
" c- J+ C' L. W. c5 v8 ZMobile IPand Internet technology
1 A! L5 ^% v. b; tKey,attacking models, privacy, confidentiality, and security in Mobile WirelessNetworks
  R: Z7 b6 I$ `" K4 x+ F7 @/ WCommunication,services, middleware, and multimedia on wireless networks
QoS,reliability, performance, and communication theory
Wirelessnetwork simulations, implementation, and applications
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Cloud Computing
; U" w( D; s8 XAutonomic, Real-Time and Self-Organizing Clouds
- q2 ^% W1 A/ X$ j. w  sArchitectural models for public and privatecloud computing
' W, {" v3 h' T4 a! pCloud resource management and allocation
5 d7 \- y+ O: E& ?" c% X/ lUtility models and service pricing
New parallel / concurrent programming modelsfor cloud computing
0 D5 t& A# [9 X" q7 e$ b1 t7 ]) LScientific computation and other applicationsin the cloud
Workflows for cloud computing
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1 K; B& D1 g3 A: SEscience and Grid applications
( L5 G! |& E4 _  s$ w6 QEscience workflow management
+ u4 m4 `& X# T/ J6 s+ KWeb semantics for Escience
Ontologies and databases for Escience
/ R  H+ g1 G0 W7 k1 r9 L: EData and process provenance

% q+ N' u% w. N( f$ P; J3 Q  oPerformance and User Experience
+ b; K1 t1 t4 ]* FPerformanceevaluation, measurement and optimization
0 X+ l5 C" s5 |& i! ?+ `# b! q. GTools,test-bed, simulations, and experimental environments for user experiencemeasurement
Collaborativeand cooperative environments
- W; D, G& a* V( u( Z5 q+ iAutonomic,reliability, and fault-tolerance
Authentication,trust, privacy and other security issues
QoS forimprove user experience

Important Days

# B( U- J" X- C8 K* ?% b3 S3 _May 15, 2013 - Conference PaperSubmission Deadline
& T( Z, J; c: K+ V2 u4 s, DJune 15, 2013 - Notification ofAcceptance/Rejection & Registration Starts
4 v5 V% r1 D! q5 L3 L$ |August 1, 2013 - Camera-Ready PaperSubmission Due & Registration Due
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Submitted manuscripts have to present the original unpublished research that isnot currently under review for any other conference or journal. Papers notfollowing these guidelines will be rejected without review and further actionmay be taken, including (but not limited to) notifications sent to the heads ofthe institutions of the authors and sponsors of the conference. Submissionsreceived after the due date, exceeding length limit, or not appropriately structuredmay also not be considered.
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Paper Acceptance         
/ s1 S; C: W: o% I- U3 ]$ P2 QManuscripts shouldpresent the current research in the areas identified in the call for papers.All submitted manuscripts will be reviewed by experts in the fields and will bejudged from the aspects of problem significance, contributions, originality,correctness, technical strength, quality of presentation, and relevance to theconference attendees. Papers will be accepted with Regular Papers and Short Paperswith maximal 8 pages and 4 pages in the final version respectively.  
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All accepted and presented papers, including theworkshops’ papers, will be published by IEEE Computer Society's ConferencePublishing Services (CPS) and are included in the IEEE Xplore database. Theywill be further arranged for indexing through IEE INSPEC, EI (Compendex), andThomson ISI. Authors of accepted papers, or at least one of them, shouldregister and present their work at the conference, otherwise their papers willbe removed from the digital libraries of IEEE Xplore and EI after theconference.