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This volume contains papers of RNDM 2016 – 8th
International Workshop on Resilient Networks Design and
Modeling held in Halmstad, Sweden on September 13-15, 2016. The event was organized by Halmstad University
(SE), Gdańsk University of Technology (PL), Iowa State University (US) and Nokia Bell Labs (BE). It was technically
co-sponsored by IEEE Sweden VT/COM/IT Chapter, IFIP TC6 WG 6.10 (Photonic Networking Group), and ITMO
University, St. Petersburg.
RNDM 2016 is the eight event in the series of RNDM workshops, and follows seven successful editions
organized annually starting from 2009 in St. Petersburg (Russia) – 2009 and 2012, Moscow (Russia) – 2010,
Budapest (Hungary) – 2011, Almaty (Kazakhstan) – 2013, Barcelona (Spain) – 2014, and Munich (Germany) – 2015
accordingly. Similar to previous editions, RNDM 2016 was also a forum for world-class participants – researchers
from both academia and industry to present high-quality results in the area of resilient networks design and
modeling. Two events were co-located with RNDM 2016:
– USRR 2016 – 4th International Workshop on Understanding the Inter-play between Sustainability, Resilience,
and Robustness in Networks,
– Nets4Cars 2016 Fall – 11th International Workshop on Communication Technologies for Vehicles.
After a careful review process of submitted papers, accepted papers were organized into the following technical
sessions:
– COST CA15127-RECODIS session,
– Theory of Network Resilience,
– Optical networks survivability,
– Models and Algorithms of Resilient Networks Design,
– Disaster Resilience,
– Methods of Evaluation and Improvement of Network Resilience,
– Inter-play between Sustainability, Resilience, and Robustness in Networks,
– Resilience of Virtualized and Cloud Architectures,
– Vehicular Networking,
– Mobility Solutions.
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