MobiCom/Hoc 2010 Student Travel Grants

该项目资助美国机构的约20名研究生参加（1）第16届移动的计算和网络国际年会（2010年）和（2）第11届ACM移动的Ad Hoc网络和计算国际研讨会（2010年）。这两个会议被称为特设会议，今年将在同一地点举行。2010年9月20日至24日在伊利诺伊州芝加哥举行的移动通信/特设会议是各自移动的计算领域的主要会议。这个项目的智力价值在于学生参与者将对（1）2010年的ESCOM/Hoc活动和（2）学生研究的未来科学进展做出的贡献。除了技术论文介绍外，2010年国际电信联盟/特设委员会还提供了各种各样的技术活动（例如，主题演讲、海报展示、演示和八个研讨会）。接触到2010年的技术内容将激励学生解决各自领域的坚韧，并为这些类型的网络带来长期的科学进步。这一提议的更广泛影响涉及研究生的发展，由于提供了旅行支助，这些研究生能够参加2010年的联合国教科文组织/特设委员会。旅行基金允许研究生在该领域进行研究，参加高素质的技术演示，接触最先进的研究，并与领先的研究人员和研究生进行互动。

This project funds approximately 20 graduate students at U.S. institutions to attend (1) the 16th Annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking (MobiCom 2010) and (2) the 11th ACM International Symposium on Mobile Ad Hoc Networking and Computing (MobiHoc 2010). These two conferences, referred to as MobiCom/Hoc, will be co-located this year. MobiCom/Hoc (September 20-24, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois) are premiere conferences in their respective mobile computing fields. The intellectual merit of this project resides in the contributions that the student participants will make to (1) the MobiCom/Hoc 2010 event and (2) the future scientific progress of the student's research. In addition to the technical paper presentations, MobiCom/Hoc 2010 offers a wide variety of technical activities (e.g., keynote presentations, poster session, demos, and eight workshops). The exposure to the technical content of MobiCom/Hoc 2010 will inspire students to address the tough problems in their respective field, with a long-term benefit of scientific progress for these types of networks. The broader impact of this proposal concerns the development of the graduate students that are able to attend MobiCom/Hoc 2010 due to the provided travel support. The travel funds allows graduate students conducting research in the field to attend high-caliber technical presentations, be exposed to state-of-the-art research, and interact with leading researchers and fellow graduate students.