Subject: Only a few days before MoMuC'98 and DEMO'98

From: momuc98 <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 03 Oct 1998 18:51:38 +0200

Dear Colleague,

Enclosed is the last Call-for-Participation for MoMuC'98 and DEMO'98
with some highlights of the technical program. Please feel free to
distribute it to interested colleagues and post it as appropriate. 
Also, please accept our sincere apologies if you receive 
multiple copies of this CFP.

For your registration use the forms found in
     http://momuc98.ee.tu-berlin.de/reg.html

Best regards

MoMuC'98

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION and TECHNICAL PROGRAM

                      MoMuC '98
            Fifth International Workshop on 
             Mobile Multimedia Communication

                      and

                      DEMO'98
         First Workshop on Wireless Broadband Testbeds

                Berlin, Germany
                October 12-15, 1998
                
                WWW: http://momuc98.ee.tu-berlin.de 
                     http://comet.columbia.edu/demo98/
                email: [email-masked]

MoMuC'98 is
 technical Co-Sponsored by 
    IEEE (German Section),  ComSoc, ITG Germany, 
    Telecommunication Networks Group Technical University Berlin

  supported from the 
    European's Commission ACTS Programme.

  financial  sponsored by
  Ericsson, Siemens, Philips, NEC Europe, ALOHA Networks Inc, Novedia,

DEMO'98 is  
   sponsored by
     NOKIA (DEMO'98),
     Center for Telecommunications Research, Columbia University
   in cooperation with ACM-SIGMOBILE

TECHNICAL PROGRAM 
http://momuc98.ee.tu-berlin.de/pprogram.html
http://comet.ctr.columbia.edu/demo98/outline.html

The 3-day technical program  primarily consists
of contributed research papers. In addition, there 
are distinguished invited speakers and 
expert panel sessions providing a broad perspective 
in each technical area. 

DEMO'98 follows on the 4th day
demonstrating operational state-of-the-art
wireless broadband prototypes and testbeds,
including wireless ATM systems, high speed wireless LANs 
and next generation cellular systems.  

INVITED TALKS (http://momuc98.ee.tu-berlin.de/talks.html)

 Speaker:  Prof. David J. Goodman,
 From:     WINLAB, Rutgers University, USA
 Title:    A New Paradigm for Mobile Multimedia Communications

 Speaker:  Prof. H. Tominaga, Chairman of MoMuC-J
 From:     Waseda University, Tokio, JAPAN
 Title:    Background, History, Motivation and the Future Vision 
           of Mobile Multimedia Communication

 Speaker:  Prof. Norman Abramson
 From:     ALOHA Networks, Inc., USA
 Title:    ALOHA to the Web

 Speaker:  Prof. Dr. Hiroshi YASUDA
 From:     The University of Tokio, JAPAN
 Title:    Visual Technology Trend in Mobile Multimedia

PANELS (http://momuc98.ee.tu-berlin.de/panels.html)

 Broadband Wireless in ACTS:  Lessons and Key Challenges 
 Chairmann: Dr. Jorge Pereira, European Commission 

 Real Applications of Multimedia Mobile Communications 
 Chairman: D. Raychaudhuri, NEC, Princeton 

SESSIONS (http://momuc98.ee.tu-berlin.de/sessions.html)
 October 12.
 - System Architectures for Mobile Multimedia Support (1)
 - QoS Support in Wireless ATM
 - System Architectures for Mobile Multimedia Support (2)
 - QoS Support in Wireless Networks
 October 13.
 - Wireless Internet Access (1)
 - Mobile Multimedia Performance issues (1)
 - Wireless Internet Access (2)
 - Mobile Multimedia Performance Issues (2)
 October 14.
 - Radio Interfaces for Mobile Multimedia
 - Wireless Links Enhancements for Mobile Multimedia Support
 - Wireless ATM Handover
 - Middleware

DEMO'98
 October 15.
  - International Broadband Wireless Initiatives 

     European View: The ETSI Broadband Radio Access Network (BRAN) 
     Japanese View: Multimedia Mobile Access Communication Systems  (MMAC) 
     US view: IEEE Wireless LAN Committee P 802.11 Project 

 - Project Presentations and Demos 

     DEMO: 25 Mbps/5 GHz Radio ATM Project 
     Developers: Olivetti and Oracle Research Lab (ORL), Cambridge, UK 

     DEMO: 25 Mbps/5 GHz Wireless ATM System 
     Developers: NEC USA, C&C Research Laboratories 

     DEMO: 50 MHz AWACS DEMO SYSTEM 
     Developers: Elektrobit, NTT, Alcatel 

     DEMO: 20 Mbps/5 GHz Radio ATM Project 
     Developers: Magic WAND, ACTS project 

     DEMO:  DAB/GSM Communication System for Mobile Interactive Services. 
     Developers: ACTS MEMO Project, Robert Bosch GmbH and Deutsche Telekom AG 

     DEMO:  The MOBIWARE Toolkit for Open Programmable Mobile Networking 
     Developers: Center for Telecommunications Research, Columbia University 

     DEMO: Adaptive Compression for Wireless Communications 
     Developers: Uppsala University, Sweden