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The 14th ACM International Workshop
on Network and
Operating Systems Support for Digital Audio and Video
June 16-18, 2004 --- Kinsale, County Cork, Ireland
CALL FOR PAPERS
NOSSDAV 2004 will take place in Kinsale on the exceptionally scenic
southern coast of Ireland. Kinsale is approximately a 20 minute drive outside Cork city, which is within
easy reach of major European capitals and the east coast of the
US. The workshop is sponsored primarily by ACM SIG Multimedia, Microsoft Research the US National Science Foundation and Science Foundation Ireland, with secondary sponsorship by IBM Research, and is being held in cooperation with ACM SIGCOMM and ACM SIGMOBILE.
NOSSDAV invites submissions on all areas of multimedia, but strongly
encourages submissions in newly emerging specialized areas such
as networked games and peer-to-peer streaming. NOSSDAV 2004 will
be run very much as a workshop with an emphasis on cutting-edge
research and lively discussion. Papers grounded in high-quality
experimental research based on prototype or real systems, including
innovative experimental commercial designs and prototypes, as well
as papers proposing new research directions for the community or
calling into question existing conventional wisdom are particularly
welcome. Given the growth and diversification of the field, a broad view will
be taken in deciding what papers are within the scope of the workshop. For instance, papers describing novel ideas in congestion control or application-level multicast that are arguably of interest in the
context of multimedia, would be in scope. If you are unsure and wish to
check if a paper is within the workshop scope please email the Co-Chairs. Student participation is strongly encouraged - supported
by several student travel grants and registration fee rebates.
Submissions as well as camera-ready versions of accepted papers should be no longer than 6 pages. The expectation is
that papers accepted at the workshop will eventually lead to full-length
papers at high-quality conferences or journals. The topics of interest
include, but are not limited to:
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