17th International Conference on Internet Computing and Internet of Things, Las Vegas, Vereinigte Staaten

Abbrevation

ICOMP

Link

http://worldcomp.org/events/2016/conferences/icomp2016

City

Las Vegas

Country

United States

Deadline Paper

2016-03-22

Start Date

2016-07-25

End Date

2016-07-28

Abstract

Scope Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, the following: Internet Computing: – Social networks – Data traffic models and statistics – Electronic commerce and internet – Design and analysis of internet protocols and engineering – Web mining – Network architectures and network computing – Internet and emerging technologies – Internet security and trust – Internet law and compliance – Internet based decision support systems – Internet and enterprise management – Internet banking systems – Internet and video technologies – Caching algorithms for the internet – Grid based computing and internet tools – Cooperative applications – Tele–medical and related applications – Mobile computing – The WWW and intranets – Digital libraries – Web interfaces to databases – Cloud computing – Alternative web lifestyles, role–playing, chat, ... – Server space/web server performance – Web monitoring – Web site design and coordination – Other aspects and applications relating to internet–based computing Internet of Things (IoT): – Next generation networks – Sensor systems and devices – Smart environments – Social networks and analytics – Software architecture and middleware – Mobile services; including, mobile APIs and Apps – Smart city and supporting technologies – Intelligent guidance systems – Data and knowledge management – Context– and location–awareness – Iot Security, privacy and trust – e–Government, e–Commerce, e–Science, ... – Performance evaluation and modeling – Intelligent systems for IoT and services computing – Energy–aware technologies – Social impact of IoT – Predictive modeling and patterns – Scheduling methods – IoT emerging applications Computer Games Design and Development: – Managing gaming communities – Augmented reality games – Special–purpose hardware for games – Computer games and education – Threading technologies for games – Assessment of new generation of computer games – The impact of art and culture in game design – Game theory as it relates to internet – Artificial intelligence and computer games – Tools for game development on the internet – Grid computing and games – 3D hardware accelerators for games on the internet – Audio–video communication tools for network 3D games – Virtual actors – Virtual world creation – Holographic displays and games – Computer graphics and virtual reality tools for games – Innovative products for game development – Case studies Big Data (in the context of internet computing) – Algorithms for enhancing data quality – Models and frameworks for Big Data – Graph algorithms and Big Data – Machine learning – Natural language processing – Volume, Velocity, Variety, Veracity and Value – Cloud based infrastructures (storage & computing resources) – Grid and stream computing for Big Data – HPC, including parallel & distributed processing – Programming models and environments to support Big Data – Emerging architectural frameworks for Big Data – Web search technologies – Cleaning Big Data (noise reduction), acquisition & integration – Big Data as a service – Big Data analytics in e–Government and society – Applications in science, engineering, healthcare, visualization, business, education, security, humanities, bioinformatics, health informatics, medicine, finance, law, transportation, retailing, telecommunication, all search–based applications, ... Semantic Web: – Machine learning approaches for semantic web – Semantic web for e–Business and e–Learning – Semantic web mining – Semantic web trust, privacy, and security – Tools, languages, and techniques for semantic annotation of web data – Semantic searching – Hypermedia and semantic web – Software agents for semantic web – Community web portals – Semantic interoperability – Ontology creation, evolution, reconciliation, and mediation – Semantic web–based knowledge management and extraction – Service discovery, description, composition and invocation – Intersection of Big Data and semantic web – Case studies Web Services: – Web Service Technologies and Research Directions: Enhancements to the basic web services platform such as SOAP, WSDL, UDDI, ...; advanced web service technologies including security, workflow and process management, transactions, mobile and wireless, portals, services management, quality–of–service (QoS); novel web service architectures; development and modeling frameworks for web service applications; composite web services, enabling technologies and support infrastructure; data structures and models. – Practices for Developing Enterprise–class Web Services and Applications: Design patterns; architecting for customization, maintenance, and management; architecting for easy integration or service "consumption"; fault–tolerant architectures; service mediation systems and architectures. – Case Studies of Web Service Development and Deployment: e–Commerce applications using web services; Business–to–Business (B2B) applications using web services; mobile and wireless applications using web services; utility and on–demand computing using web services; government applications using web services; applications of web services in developing countries. – Multimedia applications using web services – Interactive TV applications using web services – Big Data: Scalable web services for Big Data; services for data integration; web services for mapping data to information and to knowledge. – Novel applications, case studies, and emerging technologies