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abstract: The focus of this IPAM program will be on innovations and breakthroughs in the theoretical foundations and practical implementations of a network-centric multi-resolution analysis (MRA). Participants will learn about Internet MRA from the perspectives of mathematics, statistics, computer science and engineering-and will meet a diverse group of people and have an opportunity to form new collaborations. There will be opening tutorials, four workshops, and a culminating workshop at Lake Arrowhead.

abstract: The International Conference on Parallel Processing provides a forum for engineers and scientists in academia, industry and government to present their latest research findings in any aspects of parallel and distributed computing. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

Architecture Network-Based / Grid Computing Algorithms and Applications Peer-to-Peer Technologies

Cluster Computing Performance Evaluation Compilers and Languages Software Systems and Tools

OS/Resource Management Wireless and Mobile Computing

abstract: The Nano-Net conference positions itself at the intersection of two worlds, namely, emerging nano-technologies on one-side, and network/communication theory on the other side. The standing question that this conference will address is: What are the new communication paradigms that derive from the transition from micro- to nano-scale devices?

abstract: Web 2.0 technologies are empowering us in ways we could only have imagined even just a few years ago. We're able to build more, connect more, have more fun, sell more stuff, share more than ever before—and do it all faster. But as the pace of change and innovation accelerates, separating signal from noise, useful from annoying, genuine from fluff becomes increasingly challenging.

What tools and applications are right for a given project? How can we provide a more meaningful experience for users and customers? How can we have a positive impact on the world we live in? What are the ways we can create more value for our businesses? How do we gather and focus datapoints to deliver relevant information? How can we increase conversation and collaboration?

abstract: OneWebDay is now yours. It’s our gift to you. We hope you’ll use it well.

The idea is to use the day, September 22, to reflect on how the Internet has changed the world and how you’d like it to change the world in the future.

It’s a day to do good works (connect more people, teach them how) and consider activism (what government policies would you like to change or initiate?). It’s a day to do these things visibly, in public, so that we get a visual sense that people care about the future of the Internet and are willing to expend some energy to have an effect on it.

The Internet is not unchangeable - we shouldn’t take it for granted - and there are many forces around the world that want to constrain the change and growth that the Internet makes possible. The purpose of OneWebDay is to focus attention and interest on these issues around the globe.

abstract: Whatever your place in the Web production process—writing, editing, designing, marketing, programming, testing, administering—you'll find something just for you at HighEdWeb.

abstract: Wireless Internet is quickly emerging as a reality, thanks to the fast evolution of many wireless access technologies. Convergence of heterogeneous wireless networks and the next generation Internet further brings wireless Internet into a variety of application scenarios which provide mobile users with a wide range of highly demanding services, such as high speed data and real-time multimedia delivery. On the other hand, it is of critical importance to obtain a fundamental understanding of wireless Internet architectures and explore new services and solutions in order to achieve the ultimate goal of wireless Internet access anytime anywhere.