International Journal of Communication Networks and Distributed Systems

Aims & Scope

IJCNDS aims to improve the state-of-the-art of worldwide research in communication networks and distributed systems and to address the various methodologies, tools, techniques, algorithms and results. It is not limited to networking issues in telecommunications; network problems in other application domains such as biological networks, social networks, and chemical networks will also be considered. This feature helps in promoting interdisciplinary research in these areas. Topics covered include Computer networks, data communications Parallel, systolic, distributed computing Network/information security Network architecture, testing, management, programming Wireless ad hoc/sensor networks, mesh/virtual private networks Mobile computing Advanced network protocol design/analysis Protocol verification, validation Reliability, fault tolerance Multimedia networking Performance modelling, quality of service Routing and traffic engineering, software engineering Web, grid, cluster computing Real-time/embedded systems, middleware Internet computing, web services.

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