ICASAC 2027 invites full length original research contributions from engineering professionals from industries, R&D organisations, academic institutions, government departments and research scholars from across the world. Full length original research contributions and review articles not exceeding TEN pages as per the single column format shall be submitted (Additional page charges applicable for the manuscripts with more than eight pages). The manuscript template shall be found in the downloads section. The manuscript should contribute original research ideas, developmental ideas, analysis, findings, results, etc. The manuscript should not have been published in any journals/magazines or conference proceedings and not under review in any of them. Further the manuscript should contain the name of the corresponding author with e-mail id and affiliation of all authors. Soft copy of the full-length manuscripts (in .pdf) shall be submitted to the Microsoft CMT portal*. All the submitted manuscripts will be sent for peer review and the corresponding author will be notified the outcome of the review process. If reviewers recommended for further improvements in the manuscript, the manuscript will be sent back to the corresponding author and the revised version of the manuscript shall be submitted within fifteen days on the date of notification.
Track 1: Machine Learning, AI & Data-Driven Networking
• Machine Learning/AI and Its Networked Applications
• Big Data/Cloud Computing and Networks
• Distributed Database and Data Mining
• Machine Learning in Control Applications
• Soft Computing
• Applications of IoT, Smart City & Machine Learning in Medicine, Health, Bioinformatics, and Systems Biology
• Industrial and Engineering Applications
• Security Applications
Track 2: Internet of Things, Edge & Emerging Network Architectures
• Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine-to-Machine (M2M) Communications
• Internet of Things (IoTs)
• Web of Things (WoT) and Web-Based Applications
• Edge Networking/Computing
• Device-to-Device Communications
• Cognitive Wireless Sensor Networks
• Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks (VANET) and Wi-Max
• Vehicular and Underwater Networks
• Underwater Acoustic Sensor Networks
• Mobile and Wearable Devices
Track 3: Security, Privacy & Trust in Networks
• Network Security, Trust and Privacy
• Security, Privacy, Trust Infrastructure and Technologies
• Cyber Deterrence Strategies
• Social, Economic, and Policy Issues of Trust, Security, and Privacy
• Network Survivability and Reliability
• Cyber-Physical System (CPS)
Track 4: Communication Systems, Protocols & Performance
• Communication Theory
• Routing, Switching, and Addressing
• Protocols and Standards
• Communications QoS, Reliability and Modeling
• QoS/QoE and Resource Management
• Network Performance Analysis/Measurement and Evaluation
• Delay/Disruption Tolerant Network (DTN)
• Cross-Layer Design and Optimization
• Network Simulation and Modeling
• Network Science and Network Traffic Management
Track 5: Wireless, Optical & Next-Generation Networking
• Cognitive Radio, Cooperative Communication and Networking
• Optical Networks
• Software Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Virtualization
• Next Generation Networking
• Wireless Mesh/Multihop Networks
• Smart Antennas, T/R Modules, Multi-Beam Scanning
• Bluetooth-Femto-Pico Cells Technologies
• MIMO and NANO Networks
• Microwave Photonics
• Microwave/Optical Interactions
Track 6: Applications, Services & Societal Impact
• Content Distribution Network (CDN)
• Contents/Information Centric Networking (CCN/ICN)
• Internet and Web-Based Database Systems and Applications
• Operating Systems and Middleware Support for Networking
• Peer-to-Peer (P2P)/Overlay Networks
• Pricing and Billing
• Services and Multimedia Applications
• Social Computing and Networks
• Social Networks
• Intelligent Transport Systems
• Biomedical Applications
• Green Communication/Computing, Energy-Efficient Protocols, Green Networks, and Smart Grid
• Convergence of Technologies
• Personal Communications
• Mobile Computing
• Signal Processing for Communications
• Signal Processing & Coding Techniques
• Communication Software
• Telecommunication Networks
• Internet and IPv6
• Ubiquitous Home and Office Networking
• Data Communication
*The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.
