PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement

March 10-12, 2025Online

Call For Paper (CFP) Description

Original contributions that advance the state-of-the-art in the following areas are invited:

Applications (e.g., web, streaming, games)
Data centers and cloud computing
Energy
IoT (e.g., smart home, SCADA, ICS, embedded systems)
Measurement tools and software
Network security
User privacy
Overlays (e.g., P2P, CDNs)
Physical Layer
Routing
Social networks
Topology
Transport/congestion control
User behavior and experience, QoE
Virtualization (e.g., SDN, NFV)
Visualization
Wireless, cellular, and mobile
Replicability and reproducibility track (see below)

Although PAM traditionally attracts early stage contributions, works that are a reappraisal or independent validation of previous results, or which enhance the reproducibility of network measurement research, for instance by publishing new datasets on an existing topic, are explicitly included in PAM’s scope. PAM 2025 will be held virtually.

Conference Topics

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement?

PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement is Join PAM 2025: Passenger and Active Measurement, a virtual conference, to advance the state-of-the-art in various areas, including network security, energy, IoT, and more. Submit your paper now!

How do I submit my paper to PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement?

Submit your paper via the official submission portal at https://udesa.edu.ar/call-papers. Follow the submission guidelines outlined in the CFP.

How do I register for the PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement?

Register at https://udesa.edu.ar/call-papers. Early registration is recommended to secure your spot and avail discounts.

What topics are accepted at PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement?

The topics accepted at PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement include network, measurements. Papers that explore innovative ideas or solutions in these areas are highly encouraged.

What are the important dates for PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement?

- Start Date: 10 Mar, 2025
- End Date: 12 Mar, 2025

What is the location and date of PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement?

PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement will be held on 10 Mar, 2025 - 12 Mar, 2025 at Online. More details about the event location and travel arrangements can be found on the conference’s official website.

What is the location of PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement?

PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement will be held at Online.

Can I submit more than one paper to PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement?

Yes, multiple submissions are allowed, provided they align with the conference’s themes and topics. Each submission will be reviewed independently.

What is the review process for submissions?

Papers will be reviewed by a panel of experts in the field, ensuring that only high-quality, relevant work is selected for presentation. Each paper will be evaluated on originality, significance, and clarity.

What presentation formats are available at PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement?

Presentations can be made in various formats including oral presentations, poster sessions, or virtual presentations. Specific details will be provided upon acceptance of your paper.

Can I make changes to my submission after I’ve submitted it?

Modifications to your submission are allowed until the submission deadline. After that, no changes can be made. Please make sure all details are correct before submitting.

What are the benefits of attending PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement?

Attending PAM 2025 : Passive and Active Measurement provides an opportunity to present your research, network with peers and experts in your field, and gain feedback on your work. Additionally, it is an excellent platform for career advancement and collaboration opportunities.

What should I include in my abstract or proposal submission?

Your abstract or proposal should include a concise summary of your paper, including its purpose, methodology, and key findings. Ensure that it aligns with the conference themes.