IEEE Workshop on Optimizing Interplanetary Communication Through Network Autonomy

[] The aim of this workshop is to bring together researchers, engineers, technologists, and leaders across industry, government, and academia to discuss and present their recent advancements and interest in the field of space communication with a focus on future space networks, interplanetary internet, and innovative applications to enable network operations. Call For Presentations DTN for Diverse Physical Layers and Environments – 3GPP – Optical communication – DTN in wireless sensor networks – DTN in commercial networks – Lunar architectures – Cloud computing – Software defined radio – CubeSats/SmallSats DTN Network Management – SDN and temporospatial SDN – Nework slicing, policy management, traffic shaping – Network management protocols (AMP, ANMS) – Security key management and distribution – Quality of service approaches Cognitive Networks and Multi-hop Networks – DTN with User Initiated Services , Demand Access – Opportunistic networks and roaming – AI/ML approaches – Routing approaches DTN Killer Apps – Security – Multimedia – DTN multi-destination approaches – Clusters and constellations – Reliable transport (LTP, NORM, HPRP) – Mobile ad-hoc networks – Others To submit a presentation or demo, please contact rachel.m.dudukovich@nasa.gov with a short abstract. Agenda: [] Room: Presidents Room, Ohio Aerospace Institute , 22800 Cedar Point Rd, Cleveland, Ohio, United States, 44138, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/427235