The workshop solicits original and unpublished research achievements in various aspects of mobile video delivery, including, but not limited to, the following topics:

* Mobile video services and applications
* Video-on-demand technologie
* Video streaming over 3G/4G, LTE, WiFi, and WiMAX
* Peer-to-peer video and audio
* Distributed video coding
* Adaptive media coding & transport
* Middleware support for mobile multimedia
* Cross-layer architectures and technologies for mobile video
* Wireless 3D video streaming
* Video sensing and ubiquitous video
* Video-based health monitoring, surveillance
* Video in social media and social network applications
* Crowdsourcing for mobile multimedia
* Contextual video capture and delivery
* Quality of experience metrics for mobile video
* Video streaming over multiple heterogeneous networks
* Opportunistic device-to-device video delivery
* Performance studies: real-time video QoS measurements, subjective video quality assessments

Submissions to ACM MoVid 2016 must include new, unpublished, original research. Papers containing substantially similar materials may not be submitted to other venues concurrently with ACM MoVid 2016. All submissions will be handled electronically. Paper submissions must be formatted in strict accordance with ACM proceedings style. ACM MoVid 2016 accepts both full and short papers, with page limits of 6 and 2 pages, respectively. Full paper submissions showing promising preliminary results may be accepted as short papers. Accepted papers will be published in the workshop proceedings together with the proceedings of the ACM Multimedia Systems conference and will appear in the ACM Digital Library.