Author Archives : COadminOL

Our paper “Pro-Diluvian: Understanding Scoped-Flooding for Content Discovery in Information-Centric Networking” has won the best paper award at ACM ICN 2015.

Paper accepted for the 2015 IEEE Conference on Standards for Communications and Networking (CSCN) “Community Network Clouds as a Case for the IEEE Intercloud Standardization”; R. Baig, F. Freitag, A. Moll, R. Pueyo, L. Navarro, […]

Track 3. Community Nets and the Sharing Economy http://www.gecon-conference.org/gecon2015/ Accepted paper: “On the Sustainability of Community Clouds in guifi.net”; Roger Baig, Felix Freitag, and Leandro Navarro.

Andrés Arcia-Moret (N4D Lab, UCAM) presented in the Global Access to the Internet for All (GAIA) – IRTF working group meeting at the IETF 93, in Prague. He talked about TV White Spaces challenges and […]

Arjuna Sathiaseelan (UCAM) was interviewed by jonathan donner (who was previously at MSR Technology for Emerging Markets) who recently founded Caribou Digital and Charlotte Smart from Oxford Internet Institute – which has received support from […]

Arjuna Sathiaseelan (UCAM) spoke about the internet access issues at the SciDev.Net web podcast. Podcast at: http://www.scidev.net/global/technology/multimedia/podcast-internet-access-china-july-carbon-insurance.html

Jon Crowcroft (UCAM) talks about the idea of moving away from the current trend of building a few big data centres that send and receive many people’s information, and instead decentralise the internet by establishing […]

The paper titled “Pro-Diluvian: Understanding Scoped-Flooding for Content Discovery in Information-Centric Networking” got accepted by ACM ICN 2015, in San Francisco, USA. The authors of the paper are Liang Wang, Suzan Bayhan, Jörg Ott, Jussi […]

UCAM will be organising a special workshop at the IEEE CCNCin Las Vegas, USA January 9, 2016 on topics related to the RIFE project. Dirk Trossen from InterDigital who is Co-chairing. More information about the […]

The Survey paper on multipath by UCAM has been accepted at the IEEE Communications, Surveys and Tutorials. You can download the last version here (PDF)