As the Corona virus is continuing to spread in new places across the globe and given the latest WHO guidance on top of the increasing number of international travel restrictions in many universities, organizations, and corporations, we have decided to postpone the ComNet 2020 and 6G Summit, scheduled to be held from March 25 – March 28, 2020.

The conference and Summit are now planed to took place from October 27th to October 30th 2020.

The 8th IEEE International Conference on  Communications and Networking  IEEE ComNet’2020, together with a 6G Global Connectivity Summit,   is organized by MEDIATRON/SUP’COM and aims at bringing together ICT researchers from northern and southern countries to meet, and to exchange ideas and expertise on topics related to Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data, Machine Learning, Communications and Networking.

Program is now available !!

Registration for participants is now open !!    For more details, go to Registration Info

• 6G Summit : October 27,2020
• ComNet’2020: October 28-30,2020

The summit will focus on exploring and identifying key challenges towards connectivity and potential AI-inspired applications calling for 6G. It will consist of high-profile invited speakers from leading research programs and initiatives around the world including research institutes, operators, manufacturers and leading academics.

For more information, visit website of 6G Summit 6G Global Connectivity Summit

Introduction

The Internet of Things (IoT) consists a number of devices such as vehicles, home appliances, industrial machinery, etc. that all together are forming networks of IoT devices. Typically, IoT devices operate using software, sensors, actuators, and connectivity in order to  connect, interact and exchange data with the network. Given that billions of such devices are expected to be deployed in the near future, an overwhelming amount of real-time stream data from IoT is expected giving rise to interesting novel ways of handling this data in terms of communicating, storing, processing. This is where machine learning and blockchain technologies can be used in IoT architecture.

This special session will focus on the latest developments from both academia and industry, with a particular emphasis on cutting-edge techniques in Machine Learning & Blockchain for IoT in real-world applications. The workshop aims to share knowledge and thoughts that will help shape the future directions of real-time stream data challenges of IoT.

Research Topics

You are kindly encouraged to contribute to our special session  Machine Learning & Blockchain for IoT and help shape the conference through submissions of your research abstracts and papers. Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:

Blockchain for Internet of Things

Blockchain technologies in IoT environments
Blockchain architectures for IoT systems
Blockchain protocols for IoT systems
Blockchain software platforms for IoT applications
IoT data provenance and protection

security in IoT / edge computing
IoT data trust models and frameworks
IoT data trust platforms

machine learning / deep learning for IoT

Paper submission: Nov 10, 2019

Notice of acceptance: December 31, 2019

Camera ready: February 17, 2020

Session Chairs

Hamed Ahmadi, University of York, UK

Konstantinos Katzis, European University Cyprus, Cyprus

Paper submission link for invited papers is available here: Submit invited paper on EDAS.

Paper submission (final extension):
October 10, 2019

Submission deadline: July 30, 2019

Notification of Acceptance:
December 18, 2019

Camera Ready Paper Submission:
January 10, 2020

Registration Deadline: January 15, 2020

The summit will focus on exploring and identifying key challenges towards connectivity and potential AI-inspired applications calling for 6G. It will consist of high-profile invited speakers from leading research programs and initiatives around the world including research institutes, operators, manufacturers and leading academics.

6G Global Connectivity Summit

The conference will focus on advances in big data and artificial intelligence applied to networks in general (telecoms, energy, transport, finance, commerce).

Authors are solicited to contribute to this conference by submitting original articles that illustrate research results, projects, surveying works and industrial experiences that describe significant advances.