OPNETWORK 2006 Authors

Questions
email the OPNETWORK Committee

Customer Quotes
from OPNETWORK 2005

We encourage customers to share their successful projects with the OPNET Community. OPNET accepts materials in the two formats described below.

Executive Summary
MS PowerPoint Format

Project Briefings will be judged mainly on the business value of OPNET-based solutions to practical problems. All submissions should clearly define a business problem, illustrate an OPNET solution, and discuss specific results.

Journal style research paper
MS Word Format

Technical papers will be judged mainly on two criteria, technical merit and the innovative application of OPNET software. All submissions should clearly define the problem, illustrate the technical solution and provide specific results.

IEEE Communications Magazine and OPNET confer awards for the best journal-style research papers

2005 Award Winner

Andrew Williams
Currently employed at a large financial services company, for his presentation: "Use of ACE Whiteboard in Architectural Decisions."

2005 Award Winner

Nadav Aharony, Tzachi Zehavi, and Yaakov Engel for their paper titled,"Learning Wireless Network Association-Control with Gaussian Process Temporal Difference Methods."

Deadlines:
May 17 – Abstract for review
June 12 – Presentation for review
July 10 – Final Presentation
*By invitation only

Specifications:
3-15 PowerPoint slides using OPNETWORK template.

•Download a Sample Briefing (1.9mb)

•Download PPT Template (2.1mb)

Deadlines:
May 17 – Abstract for review
June 12 – Paper for review
July 10 – Final Paper and Presentation*
*By invitation only

Specifications:
2-8 page Word document using OPNETWORK paper template

•Download a Sample Paper (1.2mb)

•Download Word Template

Author understands and agrees that OPNET shall have a nonexclusive, royalty-free, and non-transferable license under the copyright in any paper or work submitted to reproduce, translate, publish, and distribute the paper or work in any media, as a separate work or as part of a collective work or database, including revisions thereto, and in any format including without limitation, print, text, digital, and electronic formats. Any decision to reproduce, translate, publish, or distribute a paper or work shall be in the sole discretion of OPNET.

An abstract is a short description of the project briefing or technical paper you propose to share at OPNETWORK. After reviewing abstracts, OPNET’s technical committee will contact you. If accepted, and after discussing your preferences, your material may be published in the online proceedings and you may be asked to present your work at an OPNETWORK session.

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