On behalf of the Wireless and Optical Communications Conference (WOCC) Planning Committee, we welcome you to its 20th annual event, WOCC 2011.
On its 20th birthday,
WOCC 2011 will publish peer reviewed papers in IEEE Conf. Proceedings. Over the
last two decades, the WOCC has become a major event for telecommunications
professionals in both the U.S. and the Asia-Pacific region. The conference
provides an excellent forum and opportunity for presenting research new
results, discussing emerging technologies and innovative research ideas, and
networking among telecommunications professionals. The theme of this year's
conference is "Converging Communications for Internet of Things", highlighting
the proliferation and advances of high-speed Internet services and applications
in inspiring new intelligent communication and computing capabilities for our
society.
The technical program of WOCC
2011 will feature four parallel Symposiums on Wireless Communications and
Networking, on Optical Communications and Networking, on Emerging Networks and
Future Internet, and on Multimedia Services and Applications. In addition,
exhibitions from sponsoring organizations and graduate student posters will be
presented at the conference.
We hope your participation in WOCC
2011 is a productive and rewarding experience and thank you for your
participation and contribution in making WOCC 2011 a successful conference.

Victor Lawrence
Conference Chair
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Hongya Ge
Conference Organizer
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