The specific areas of interest include methodologies, formalisms, algorithms and systems for:

• Dynamic networks broadly defined, such as communication, wireless, social, energy and transportation networks

• Analytical modeling techniques and model validation

• Performance, scalability, power and reliability analysis

• Capacity planning, resource allocation, run time management and scheduling

• Anomaly detection, system measurement, monitoring and forecasting

• Routing, scheduling, resource allocation, and energy efficiency

• Scaling laws and fundamental limits

• Communication and networking aspects of cyber-physical systems

• Trust, security, and privacy

• Quality of service, total cost of ownership and pricing

• Applications of game theory, economics and control theory to dynamic networks

• Big data and machine learning in the context of dynamic networks

• Applications, middleware, transport, network, and MAC protocols

• Measurements from deployed and experimental systems

• All papers submitted to the conference will be considered for a Best Paper Award.