Call for Papers
WWRF invites researchers to share information and present results on the Future Wireless Internet driven by virtualization, cloud, big data, analytics, and ultra high-speed wireless access, with the intention of identifying open issues and providing examples of how to resolve those issues to build a more flexible and cost effective mobile network. Technical papers describing recent research results and controversial but substantiated opinions that may influence the direction of future R&D work are solicited. Contributions focusing on the theme above are particularly welcome. A selection of the contributions will be presented at the meeting, along with invited and keynote presentations. Contributions that are accepted for the meeting will appear in the meeting proceedings and may be published in WWRF Outlook (a series of white papers) or be incorporated into new volumes in the River Publishers book series.

The best papers from the meeting will be included in a special issue of IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine
Guidelines
Contributors should submit an extended abstract to the address
contributions@wireless-world-research.org
for review. Extended abstracts should be at least two pages (A4 or Letter) in length, either in plain ASCII text, MS Word or Adobe PDF. A template for abstracts or papers is available on this page. Full papers must be prepared using the WWRF template, available at the same page and may be submitted for publication in the meeting proceedings in either Adobe PDF or MS Word format. The list below shows the different working groups (WGs).
Working Group Structure
WG
Title

WG A
User Needs & Requirements
in a Secure Environment in different
Socio-Economic settings
WG B Services, devices and service
architectures


WG C Communication architectures and
technologies


WG D Radio Communication Technologies


Copyright License
Please note that, by disclosing information to the WWRF that is deemed non-confidential, in accordance with Section 8 of the WWRF Articles of Association available at www.wirelessworld-research.org, authors grant the WWRF permission to use such information as described in the WWRF copyright licence template, available in the box on this page.

Authors must complete and submit a copyright licence along with their full paper.

Contributions submitted without a completed and signed copyright licence cannot be presented, and will not be published in the meeting proceedings or in WWRF’s Book of Visions. Abstracts do not require a copyright licence.
Student Grants
Funding is available to support a number of students presenting papers at the meeting. Application for student funding must be provided with paper submission. The level of grant will depend on available funds, the quality of the paper and the student's country of residence.