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MobiWac '20: Proceedings of the 18th ACM Symposium on Mobility Management and Wireless Access
ACM2020 Proceeding
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  • Association for Computing Machinery
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MSWiM '20: 23rd International ACM Conference on Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of Wireless and Mobile Systems Alicante Spain November 16 - 20, 2020
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978-1-4503-8119-2
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16 November 2020
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Abstract

It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the 18th ACM International Symposium on Mobility Management and Wireless Access (MobiWac 2020). Due to the global pandemic, the 2020 edition of MobiWac will unusually be held virtually on November 16th-20th, 2020. The symposium continues its mission of bringing together scientists, engineers, and practitioners every year to share experiences and discuss novel advancement in mobility management and wireless access related topics, aiming at advancing knowledge and identifying new directions for future research and development. ACM MobiWac also showcases novel trends and emerging technologies, from user mobility modeling to mobile networks and applications, from ad hoc networks to 5G and IoT networks, as well as from wireless network management and security to network testbeds.

The call for papers attracted a large number of high-quality submissions worldwide, which made the selection process difficult and competitive. The Technical Program Committee has accepted 16 papers, representing an acceptance ratio of 24%. The accepted papers cover a wide variety of topics including mobility modeling and mobile applications, mmWave and 5G networks, vehicular and aerial networks, as well as performance evaluation in mobile wireless and IoT networks. During the symposium, a committee composed of renowned and respectable experts will evaluate the regular papers and select a winner for the best paper award. The best paper award will be featured in the proceedings of the MobiWac 2020.

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SESSION: Mobile Networks
research-article
End-to-End Millimeter-Wave Network Performance and Mobility Management Overhead in Urban Cellular Deployments with Realistic Pedestrian Traffic and Blockages

Millimeter-wave (mm-wave) frequencies are seen as the new frontier in enabling high capacity for 5G-and-beyond cellular networks. However, spatio-temporal variations of the mm-wave channel impose significant challenges for high rate error-free ...

research-article
WiMove: Toward Infrastructure Mobility in mmWave WiFi

Line-of-sight (LOS) is a critical requirement for mmWave wireless communications. In this work, we explore the use of access point (AP) infrastructure mobility to optimize indoor mmWave WiFi network performance based on the discovery of LOS connectivity ...

research-article
Empirical Study and Analysis of the Impact of Traffic Flow Control at Road Intersections on Vehicle Energy Consumption

In modern society, vehicles have become an indispensable means of transportation to ensure people's travel and the circulation of social production materials and living materials. However, while bringing us convenience in life, with the increasing ...

SESSION: Human Mobility Applications
research-article
The Impact of COVID-19 Confinement on Regional Mobility of Spatial-Temporal Social Networks

Over the past few months, COVID-19 has emerged to the world as a new threat to humanity and communities, expanding from a few small infected cities to hundreds of countries around the world impacting businesses, education, economics, and almost every ...

research-article
Bridging Predictive Analytics and Mobile Crowdsensing for Future Risk Maps of Communities Against COVID-19

Crowd monitoring and management is an important application of Mobile Crowdsensing (MCS). The emergence of COVID-19 pandemic has made the modeling and simulation of community infection spread a vital activity in the battle against the disease. This ...

research-article
Vecsim: Carrier-based, Privacy-Preserving Cellphone Contact Tracing

In this paper, Vecsim, a novel contact tracing method, is proposed. Vecsim determines the user proximity based on the existing log data already collected by the cellphone network carrier for network management purposes, and is transparent to the users. ...

SESSION: Vehicular Networks and Autonomous Driving
research-article
On the Impact of SDN for Transmission Power Adaptation and FIB Population in NDN-VANETs

Vehicular communications suffer from intermittent connectivity due to sudden topology changes. Content retrieval is based on broadcasting and/or cellular infrastructure that allows vehicles to download or upload content. This paper investigates how ...

research-article
Exploring Routines in Vehicular Networks

Urban mobility has become a topic of interest, since the number of vehicles in large cities constantly increases and traffic jams take away from people an increasingly amount of time from their day. We explored an Uber data set with trips from Lima, ...

research-article
Challenges and Potential Solutions for Designing A Practical Pedestrian Detection Framework for Supporting Autonomous Driving

In recent years, in the face of the increasingly complicated traffic environment caused by the significant increase in the number of motor vehicles, in order to improve road traffic safety, autonomous driving technology has become the focus of research, ...

SESSION: Mobile Networks and Communication Systems
research-article
An Open Dataset of Operational Mobile Networks

Mobile networks have become ubiquitous and the primary means to access the Internet, and the traffic they generate has rapidly increased over the last years. The technology and service diversity in mobile networks call for extensive and accurate ...

research-article
Verification Schemes of Multi-SIM Devices in Mobile Communication Systems

Multi-SIM capable mobile phones have been gaining popularity. Due to the absence of standardized solution, there are implementation variations in the User Equipment (UE) from both hardware and software perspectives. Especially, coordination of call ...

short-paper
Distributed Resource Allocation and Load Balancing in Air-to-Ground Networks

Internet connectivity on aircraft is becoming more and more popular, while its performance is lacking behind the offer on ground. In order to provide a high throughput to aircraft, an air-to-ground network combining direct air-to-ground, satellite and ...

SESSION: Mobile Applications
research-article
Aiding a Disaster Spot via an UAV-Based Mobile AF Relay: Joint Trajectory and Power Optimization

Followed by the destruction of existing infrastructure or the emergence of the necessity for a new infrastructure, disaster events (e.g., earthquakes and pandemic) may require inspection of certain area and passing information to a dedicated help unit. ...

research-article
Location Security and Privacy: An LTE Based Approach

Integrity of location data from smart-phones is essential in several location-dependent applications. Unfortunately it is quite easy to spoof location data on smart phones. Therefore, most mission critical services such as road-side assistance, use ...

research-article
Assessment of Distributed Multi-User MIMO Transmission in 5G Networks

We present a simulation-based assessment of the performance potential of distributed MIMO (D-MIMO), multi-user MIMO (MU-MIMO) and particularly the combined D/MU-MIMO operation, for which we extend previously published scheduling and beamforming ...

short-paper
IoT--Based System for Real-time Monitoring and Insect Detection in Vineyards

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a relatively new concept with a number of potential uses in agriculture. In this work we propose a system based on IoT for early detection of wine moth infestation, as well as monitoring the number of pests at a ...

short-paper
Open Access
An Evolution of Mobile IPv6 to the Cloud

The disruptions caused by Network Function Virtualization (NFV) and Software Defined Networking (SDN) introduce severe impacts also on mobility management. In this work, we will show how IP-based mobility management, especially Mobile IPv6 (MIPv6), can ...

Contributors
  • University of Agder
  • The University of Sydney
  • Concordia University
  1. Proceedings of the 18th ACM Symposium on Mobility Management and Wireless Access

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    Acceptance Rates

    Overall Acceptance Rate 83 of 272 submissions, 31%
    YearSubmittedAcceptedRate
    MobiWac '22501632%
    MobiWac '15371232%
    MobiWac '14571628%
    MobiWac '13682131%
    MobiWac '06601830%
    Overall2728331%