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Student travel support for Mobicom 2006

Student travel support for Mobicom 2006
Mobicom 2006 学生旅行支持
批准号:
0644893
负责人:
Mario Gerla
金额:
$1.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2006
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2006-08-15 至 2007-07-31

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中文摘要
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2006年9月24日至29日,为参加2006年洛杉矶Mobicom会议的学生提供旅费。这笔赠款为参加Mobicom会议的学生提供旅费,特别是为有经济需要的学生提供帮助。第十二届ACM国际移动通信会议(Mobicom 2006)将于2006年9月24日至29日在加州洛杉矶举行。Mobicom 2006是一个研究移动、无线通信和计算领域系统问题的高水平论坛。Mobicom的主题涵盖多个学科,包括无线通信、车载通信、个人区域网络、自组织网络、操作系统、分布式算法、数据处理、调度、传感器和信号处理。Mobicom为研究人员在集成系统的背景下解决移动计算设计提供了一个跨学科的场所。这项NSF资助的主要目标是为网络和移动计算领域的研究生提供参加Mobicom 2006的机会,与他们所在领域的领导者会面,并参与可能影响他们未来职业生涯的讨论。除了上述主题的技术论文演讲外,会场还提供一系列其他刺激的活动,包括小组讨论、教程、行业演讲、海报、演示和主题演讲。经验表明,仅仅是接触这些技术演示就可以帮助学生微调他们的研究主题,甚至找到新的主题,这对整个领域都有重要的长期好处。
英文摘要
A Grant to fund Student Travel to Mobicom 2006 in Los Angeles, Sept 24-29, 2006This Grant supports travel for students attending Mobicom 2006, in particular assisting the students with financial needs. The twelfth ACM International conference on Mobile Communications (Mobicom 2006) takes place in Los Angeles, California, September 24-29, 2006. Mobicom 2006 is a high caliber forum for research on systems issues in the area of mobile, wireless communications and computing . Mobicom topics span multiple disciplines, including wireless communication, vehicular communications, personal area networks, ad hoc networks, operating systems, distributed algorithms, data processing, scheduling, sensors, and signal processing. Mobicom provides a cross-disciplinary venue for researchers addressing the design of mobile computing in the context of an integrated system. The main goal of this NSF Grant is to provide graduate students in the networking and mobile computing area the opportunity to attend Mobicom 2006, meet with leaders in their field and take part in discussions that are likely to shape their future careers. Besides technical paper presentations in the topics mentioned above, the venue offers a wide range of other stimulating activities including panels, tutorials, industry presentations, posters, demos, and keynote talks. Experience shows that the mere exposure to these technical presentations helps students fine tune their research topics and even find new ones, with important long term benefits to the field at large.
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