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• Distributed network mobility management
• Distributed network mobility management architectures
• Advances in mobility management for pervasive and mobile networks
• Design and performance evaluation of distributed mobility management schemes
• Distributed network mobility management for vehicular networks
• Network-based distributed mobility management
• Access network mobility management
• Inter-distributed network mobility management
• Pervasive services supported by distributed network mobility management
• Modeling and feature analysis in distributed network mobility management
• Efficient techniques for distributed network mobility management improvement
• Security and trust for high speed handoffs
• Privacy protection in pervasive and mobile networks
• Energy efficient distributed network mobility management architectures
• Smart mobility management for future network architectures
• Network mobility prediction with cloud computing
• Performance analysis of network mobility and architectures
• Mobile network management and systems
• Vertical handover mechanisms for distributed network mobility management
• Routing mechanisms for distributed network mobility management
• Deployment issues for distributed network mobility management
• The locator/identifier separation protocol