[Ns-developers] NS-3 Based Paper

[L.Wood@surrey.ac.uk]

FWIW, an early headsup:

A workshop on NS is being planned to run with ValueTools 2008
in October ( http://www.valuetools.org/ ) -  the technical committee invitations
and formal call for papers for this workshop should be carried out and
completed in the next couple of weeks.

We hope that the ns3 community will consider writing papers for this.

We expect the workshop to be broadly similar to the previous 2006 WNS2
workshop, which ran with ValueTools 2006: http://www.wns2.org/
... but we hope for much more discussion of ns3,

L.

one of the WNS2 2008 co-chairs

<http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Personal/L.Wood/><L.Wood at surrey.ac.uk>

-----Original Message-----
From: ns-developers-bounces at ISI.EDU on behalf of Tom Henderson
Sent: Sat 2008-01-12 0:21
To: Joseph Kopena
Cc: ns-developers
Subject: Re: [Ns-developers] NS-3 Based Paper
 
Joseph Kopena wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> Wanted to relate some happy news for the NS-3 effort:  Just got word
> that the paper "OntoNet: Scalable Knowledge Based Networking" by
> myself and Boon Thau Loo (UPenn) has been accepted to the 4th
> International Workshop on Networking Meets Databases [1].  As
> discussed at the NS-3 meeting in December, the centerpiece is a set of
> simulations in NS-3 evaluating the content-based multicast scheme
> developed in the paper.  This is also being used as the basis for an
> NSF proposal, a refined conference paper, and a planned line of work
> in this area, all enabled by NS-3.  I want to give a hearty thanks to
> everyone who's contributed to the project as this paper and the
> ongoing work has certainly been made much easier to do and much more
> interesting by using NS-3.
> 
> We'll be making a copy of the paper publicly available once some
> reviewer comments are addressed for the camera copy (due next week).
> 
> Thanks again everybody!
> 
> [1] http://csr.bu.edu/netdb08/index.html
> 

Joe,
Thanks for posting the note; this is a nice milestone for our project. 
I've added a wiki page to collect these citations going forward:
http://www.nsnam.org/wiki/index.php/Papers

- Tom