U.S.-Middle East Workshop: Collaborative Research in Computers and Communications, Summer 2004, Alexandria, Egypt

0422565 Abdel-Wahab描述：该项目支持美国-埃及计算机与通信研讨会，该研讨会将与计划在埃及亚历山大市举行的IEEE计算机与通信国际研讨会(ISCC)同时举行。美国的组织者是弗吉尼亚州诺福克市老道明大学计算机科学系的侯赛因·阿卜杜勒-瓦哈布博士。埃及的联合组织者是埃及亚历山大市大学电气工程系的Mohamed Ismail博士。ISCC是一个久负盛名的国际会议。来自美国和中东的科学家和学生将参加。将涵盖的主题包括：代理和知识库技术；数据挖掘；实时通信服务；移动特别和传感器网络；多媒体信息管理和交换；覆盖和可编程网络；以及安全和密码学。预计双方将讨论这些领域的进展，并推荐互利合作项目的领域范围：这次联合研讨会将对研究问题产生新的见解，并可能通过改善通信和计算机利用来影响全球经济。来自美国和中东地区的学生将被邀请参加。参与的科学家和学生将获得关于研究问题的国际视角。一小部分资金用于中东学生和研究人员的旅行。这种互动可能会导致与M.E.研究人员和学生进行更多的合作。麻省理工学院的学生，特别是女学生，可能会有动力来美国接受教育。讲习班可为东道国和区域的技术发展提供支持。

0422565 Abdel-WahabDescription: This project supports a US-Egypt Workshop on Computers and Communications, to be held in conjunction with the IEEE International Symposium on Computers and Communications (ISCC) planned for Alexandria, Egypt. The U.S. organizer is Dr. Hussein Abdel-Wahab, Department of Computer Science at Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia. The Egyptian co-organizer is Dr. Mohamed Ismail, Department of Electrical Engineering, Alexandria University, Egypt. ISCC is a well-established international conference. Scientists and students from the USA and the Middle East will be participating. Topics to be covered will include: Agent and Knowledge Base Technology; Data Mining; Real-Time Communications Services; Mobil Ad-hoc and Sensor Networks; Multimedia Information management and Exchange; Overlay and Programmable Networks, and Security and Cryptography. It is expected that the two sides will discuss advances in these areas and recommend areas for mutually beneficial collaborative projectsScope: This joint workshop will result in new insights into research issues and could potentially impact the global economy through improvements in communications and computer utilization. Students from the U.S. and from the Middle East region will be invited to participate. The participating scientists and students will get an international perspective on research issues. A small part of funding is for the travel of Middle East students and researchers. The interaction is likely to lead to more collaboration with M.E. researchers and students. Students, especially women students, from the M.E. may get motivated to come to the U.S. country for education. The workshop may provide support for technical development in the host country and region.