Wireless Sensor Networks: Algorithms to Applications, Cambridge, UK

Abbrevation

WSNAA

Link

http://icc-conference.org/Special_Sessions.html

City

Cambridge

Country

Deadline Paper

2015-11-28

Start Date

2016-03-22

End Date

2016-03-23

Abstract

01/ Special Session: Bio–Signals Design for Internet of Things Session organizers: Salah Al–Majeed and Lela Mirtskhulava Prof Dr Salah Al–Majeed , PhD, Senior MIEEE, MIET Technical officer , IEEE Oman Section Deputy Head of Systems engineering Department. Military Technological College. E–mail = ssaleha@essex.ac.uk Assoc. Prof. Dr. Lela Mirtskhulava Program Coordinator of Informatics, Faculty of Computer Technologies and Engineering. International Black Sea University.E–mail = lmirtskhulava@ibsu.edu.ge The growth of the Internet of Things and embedded and wearable devices have widespread and beneficial effects on the way of improving life quality and Healthcare. The “Bio Signals Design for Internet of Thing” session aims to provide the opportunities for researchers and professionals from multiple areas of specializations including but limiting to, biomedical, networking and communication engineering to share the challenges resulting from the connectivity of both IoT and Human Bio–Signals, which will influence everything and everywhere. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: – Electronics, signal/image processing – Health Sensors and Energy harvesting – Embedded systems – IoT Biomedical applications – Biomedical sensors – IoT Wireless Sensor Networks 02/ Special Session: IoT Models Applied in Flexible Manufacturing Systems Session organizers: Calin Ciufudean Ph.D. Eng. Calin Ciufudean Assoc. Professor, Department of Computers, Automatics and Electronics, Stefan cel Mare University, Suceava, 720225, Romania. E–mail = ciufudean.calin@gmail.com A major consideration in designing a modern production system is its availability. When component of the system fails, the system reconfiguration is often less than perfect. To analyze the system with failure/repair processes, discrete event and meta–heuristic models are used. As a manufacturing system includes a large number of components with failure/repair processes, the system–level conventional model becomes computationally intractable. We aim to discuss new formalism for the diagnosis of such systems using a new production framework, e.g. Internet of Things (IoT). Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: – IoT Models for Artificial Social Systems (ASoS) – Modelling Control and Hazards in Industrial Applications – Iot Pathways to Change Production Models – Iot vs Interaction Man–Machine in Flexible Manufacturing Systems – Iot the covering factor of an Industrial Artificial Social System (IASoS) – Petri net models for IoT Applications. – Markov models for IoT Applications. – Tabu search diagnosis of for IoT Applications. – Simulated annealing models for IoT Applications. – Genetic and memetic algorithms for modelling IoT Applications. 03/ Special Session: Cloud Manufacturing Session organizers: Dr. N. Rajesh Jesudoss Hynes and Prof. J. Angela Jennifa Sujana Dr. N. Rajesh Jesudoss Hynes Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi, Tamil Nadu, India. E–mail: findhynes@yahoo.co.in Prof. J. Angela Jennifa Sujana Senior Assistant Professor, Department of Information Technology, Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi, Tamil Nadu, India. E–mail: ang_jenefa@mepcoeng.ac.in Cloud computing is widely acknowledged in the field of Information Technology. However, it has just emerged on the scope of other applications such as computer–aided design and manufacturing. Consequently, new research investigating the potential of cloud computing technology for the field of product design and manufacturing is needed. . Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: – Cloud based collaborative design – Cloud based distributed manufacturing – Cloud based collective innovation – Cloud based manufacturing systems – Virtual manufacturing – Transparent factory – Direct digital manufacturing – Factory of the future 04/ Special Session: Cloud Business Models Session organizers: Dr. Goparaju Purna Sudhakar, PhD, PMP Dr. Goparaju Purna Sudhakar, PhD, PMP Faculty Member, The ICFAI University Group, Hyderabad, India. E–mail: purna24@hotmail.com Cloud business models are changing the entire software services and retail industries. With very little investments entrepreneurs are able to setup start–ups with cloud business models. Cloud models are changing the software infrastructure, estimations, costs, delivery models and development times. Hence, this has lot of significance with organizations such as Amazon, Alibaba (China), Flipkart (India), Snapdeal, etc succeeded using cloud models. . . Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: – Cloud Business Models, – Cloud Software Productivity, – Cloud Project Management, – Cloud Delivery Models, – Cloud Team Management, – Cloud Costing Models, – Cloud Project Estimations, – Cloud Entrepreneurship, – Cloud Brokering, – Cloud Sales Models, – Cloud Partnerships, etc 05/ Special Session: Biometric Systems for Forensics and Social Security Session organizers: Dr. Sambit Bakshi Dr. Sambit Bakshi (sambitbaksi@gmail.com, bakshisambit@nitrkl.ac.in) National Institute of Technology Rourkela, India A major research of today is focused to secure the society and establish authentication in accessing facilities. Biometric has emerged as latest way of authenticating a person for forensic purpose or social security. This special session will bring together articles dealing in the field of social security or forensics which use cloud / IoT / distributed computing to achieve its objective. . Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: – Single / multi camera surveillance system – Algorithms and systems for object tracking, – Behavior analysis and gesture recognition – Human recognition through biometric – Surveillance in non–visual spectrum – Real–time visual surveillance – Forensic investigation over cloud 06/ Special Session: Wireless Sensor Networks: Algorithms to Applications (WSNAA’ 2016) Session organizers: Prof. Hiren Kumar Deva Sarma. Department of Information Technology, Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology. Majitar, East–Sikkim, Sikkim, INDIA, PIN 737136. Email: hirenkdsarma@gmail.com The objective of this workshop is to exchange ideas, recent developments, research issues and current trends in the broad area of wireless sensor networks. Wireless sensor networks have been very popular research domain in the past decade. It has tremendous scopes regarding different applications that can make human civilization at least one step ahead. In this workshop, original research papers are solicited for presentation, discussion and subsequent publication that discuss the developments regarding different algorithms and protocols and applications of wireless sensor networks. Review papers on recent research issues are also welcome. This workshop also intends to create a common platform for academicians, researchers, engineers, practitioners and professionals having similar interests in the area of wireless sensor networks. . Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: – Software Engineering for WSN, Wireless Sensor Networks and Internet of Things (IoT) – Operating System issues in WSN – Middleware in WSN – Energy efficiency in WSN – Performance analysis in WSN – Optimization in WSN – Protocols and Algorithms for different layers of the Protocol Stack of WSN – Protocols and Algorithms for different layers of the Protocol Stack of WSN – Quality of Service (QoS) issues in WSN – Localization issues WSN – Mobility issues in WSN – Security issues in WSN – Cognitive WSN – Applications of WSN – Security issues in WSN –Large–scale Information Processing, Mining and Analysis of Sensor Data 07/ Special Session: Low Power Electronics for IoT and RFID applications Session organizers: Dr. Vyasa Sai, PhD. Vyasa Sai, PhD Intel Corp., California, USA Email: vyasa.sai@ieee.org IoT paradigm is an intelligent way of connecting existing devices with new devices through radio sensing or identifying technologies such as RFID or sensor networks. Recent years have witnessed a proliferation of low power wireless devices that have fueled the emergence of IoT and RFID applications such as wearable or implantable bio–medical devices, smart sensors, RFID tags, to name a few. The focus of this session is to share novel low–power solutions and identify new directions of future research and development for IoT applications. . Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: – RFID systems – Internet of Things – Wireless Sensor Networks – Wearable computing 08/ Special Session: Practical and Theoretical Aspects of Cryptology Session organizers: Session organizers: Dr. Sedat Akleylek and Dr. Muharrem Tolga Sakallı Department of Computer Engineering, Ondokuz Mayıs University, Samsun, Turkey. e–mail: sedat.akleylek@bil.omu.edu.tr Department of Computer Engineering, Trakya University, Edirne, Turkey. e–mail: tolga@trakya.edu.tr This special session is intended to present high quality,original research articles as well as review articles focused on practical and theoretical aspects of cryptology. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: –Sym–etric cryptography –Public key cryptography –Post–quantum cryptography –Cryptographic hardware and embedded systems –Information security –Privacy and trust –Cyber security –Public key infrastructure