The Brazilian Symposium on Computer Networks and Distributed Systems (SBRC) is an annual event held by the Brazilian Computer Society (SBC) and the Computer Networks Laboratory (LARC). For more than three decades, SBRC has become the most important national scientific event in computer networks and distributed systems, and one of the most popular in computing. The importance of the SBRC can be observed by the number of submissions of works and of participants in its diverse editions. Traditionally, the event is composed of technical sessions, mini-courses, panels and debates, workshops, tool-room, lectures and tutorials given by internationally renowned guests. The Proceedings of SBRC are published annually, bringing the articles selected for each edition of the event.
Topics of Interest
SBRC topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Distributed algorithms (projects and applications)
- Network applications
- Blockchain
- Distributed storage and ledger
- Architecture and characterization of networks and services
- Smart cities
- Big Data and Data Mining
- Cloud computing, Fog computing and service-oriented
- Mobile Computing
- Social Computing
- Ubiquitous, pervasive and context-sensitive computing
- Urban Computing
- Crowdsourcing
- Network detection and prevention of anomalies and attacks
- Performance, scalability and reliability
- Network engineering and traffic control
- Specification, validation and verification protocols
- Management, operation, design and analysis of networks
- Identity management, address and location
- Internet of all things and cyber-physical systems
- Future Internet
- Tactile Internet
- Measurement and monitoring networks
- Middleware
- Cross-layer optimization
- Quality of Service (QoS) and Experience (QoE)
- Autonomic and self-organizing networks
- Information Centric Networks
- Data Center Networking
- Software-Defined Networking
- Cognitive radio networks
- Sensor networks
- Mobile networks
- Optical networks
- P2P networks and systems
- Wireless infrastructure networks
- Social networking (online, mobile and pervasive)
- Delays/interruptions tolerant networks
- Manned and unmanned vehicle networks
- Green networks (green networking)
- Routing, switching and addressing
- Network security and distributed systems
- Web services
- Networks emulation and simulation
- Distributed systems (autonomic, multimedia, real-time)
- Distributed operating systems
- Smart Grids
- Networks and Digital TV applications and Interactive
- Fault tolerance and resilience
- Network function virtualization
- Network virtualization
Additional information
For more information about SBRC, visit the event's website.
