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ICCSA 2008 Sessions
| Advances in Web Based Learning | AWBL 08 | Mustafa Murat Inceoglu (Ege University, Turkey) | Mobile learning, Student modeling in Web based learning, Learning Management Systems, AI in web based learning; Web based learning standards; Web 2.0 technologies, High Performance Computing in Web Based Learning. Editor: LNCS Paper submission deadline: Feb 25th, 2008 |
| Computer Aided Information (CAI) Technology | CAIT 08 | Seoung Soo Lee (Konkuk University, Korea) | IT based Computer aided engineering, IT oriented CAD/CAM/CAE integration, Multi-Physics Analysis based on IT technology, CAE (Computer Aided Engineering) technique in various firlds, Massive computation for large scale problem solution processes, CAD/CAM/CAE based optimal design, Computer Aided Engineering technique. Editor: LNCS Paper submission deadline: Feb 25th, 2008 |
| Computer Algebra Systems and Applications | CASA 08 | Andrès Iglesias and Akemi Galvez (University of Cantabria , Spain) | Computer algebra applications to Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Engineering, Biology, Computer Science, Social Sciences, Arts, Entertainment, Architecture, etc., symbolic-numerical computations using computer algebra systems, computer algebra systems and Internet, industrial applications of computer algebra, problem-solving environments, symbolic-numeric interface, computer algebra systems in Education, computer algebra based simulations, new computer algebra developments (packages, notebooks, etc.), new symbolic computation algorithms, new issues in symbolic computation. Editor: IEEE-CS Paper submission deadline: Feb 29th, 2008 |
| Computational Geometry and Applications | CGA 08 | Marina Gavrilova, (University of Calgary, Canada) | Algorithmic methods in geometry, Animation of geometric algorithms, Solid modeling and geometric modeling, Geographic information systems, Computational geometry methodology, Geometric algorithms in computer graphics and image processing, Illumination problems, Visibility graphs, Data structures (including Voronoi Diagrams and Delaunay triangulations), Geometric computations in parallel and distributed environments, Mesh generation, Interpolation and surface reconstruction, Spatial and terrain analysis, Computational methods in manufacturing, Computational geometry applications in computer modeling, natural sciences, GIS, molecular biology, robotics, medicine and other areas, Exact computations, Implementation issues and Optimization, Other topics in theoretical and applied computational geometry. Editor: IEEE-CS Paper submission deadline: Feb 25th, 2008 |
| Computational Forensics - Computational Methods and Applications in Criminal Investigations | COMPFOR 08 | Katrin Franke (Gjøvik University College, Norway) and Cor J. Veenman, (University of Amsterdam and Netherlands Forensic Institute, The Netherlands) | Due to the increasing quest for high throughput and objective analysis in the forensic sciences, there is an increasing awareness of the importance of computational methods in security applications and criminal investigations. This technical session serves as a platform for researchers in computer and forensic sciences to discuss current challenges in forensic investigation and to present latest research results on methods and applications in computational forensics. The scope of this session is on the broad spectrum of forensic disciplines that use automated computer tools for criminal investigation, such as pathology, biology, drugs, prints, ballistics and anthropology among others. Editor: IEEE-CS Paper submission deadline: March 16th, 2008 |
| COMPGEO 08 |
Arta Dilo, | novel geospatial data processing and management mechanisms; spatiotemporal data modelling and reasoning; 3D modelling and GIS; modelling and analysis of terrains; modelling uncertainty in geospatial information; spatial and spatiotemporal statistics; geospatial and spatiotemporal data mining and outlier detection; use of computational geometry for GIS problems; automated mapping and map generalisation; use of intelligent and dense wireless sensor networks for GIS; fine-grained, terrestrial monitoring platforms; geo-visualisation and geo-visual analytics; visualisation of geospatial uncertainty; new applications of GIS such as crisis management, environmental monitoring, oceanography, 3D cadastre, traffic management. Editor: LNCS Paper submission deadline: Feb 25th, 2008 | |
| DSDS 08 | Yeonseung Ryu (Myongji University, Korea) | Pervasive storage; Autonomic storage; non volatile memory storage (Flash memory, NVRAM, etc); MEMS-based storage; Security and privacy; Editor: IEEE-CS Paper submission deadline: Feb 25th, 2008 | |
| Embedded Systems for Ubiquitous Computing | ESUC 08 | Jiman Hong (Kwangwoon University, Korea) and Tei-Wei Kuo (National Taiwan University, Taiwan) | Parallel algorithm for information retrieval systems for Ubiquitous computing; Embedded Systems and Infrastructure for Ubiquitous computing; Use of Embedded Systems for Ubiquitous computing; Embedded System Architecture; Hardware/Software Co-design; Simulation techniques for Embedded Systems; Real-time Systems; Power-aware Computing; Sensor Networks; Multimedia Systems; Wireless Communication & Networks; Security and Fault Tolerant Systems for Ubiquitous computing; Human-computer interaction and multimedia Embedded Systems; Modeling issues and case studies. Paper submission deadline: Feb 25th, 2008 |
| Future Security Services | FSS 08 | Eui-Nam Huh (Kyung Hee University, Korea) | AAA technologies for Mobile and Ubiquitous Computing; AAA technology Service in SOA like Web Services and Grid Services; Performance Issues in Security Computing; Key Exchange and Management for Sensor and Ad hoc environment; Intrusion Detection for Sensor Network and Convergence Network; Secure Routing for Sensor Network and Ad Hoc Network; One Time Password; Integration technologies for e-Commerece Applications. Editor: IEEE-CS Paper submission deadline: Mar 11th, 2008 |
| GEOG-AN- MOD 08 |
Stefania
Bertazzon (University of Calgary, Canada), Giuseppe Borruso (University of Trieste, | To date the availability of geographic data and information is growing, together with the capacity of users to operate with IT tools and instruments. Spatial data infrastructures are growing and allow a wide number of users to rely on them. This growth has not been fully coupled by an increase of knowledge to support spatial decisions. Spatial analytical techniques and geographical analysis and modelling methods are therefore required in order to analyse data and to facilitate the decision process at all levels. Old geographical issues can find an answer thanks to new methods and instruments, while new issues are developing, challenging the researchers for new solutions. Editor: LNCS Paper submission deadline: Feb 29th, 2008 | |
| High-Performance Computing and Information Visualization | HPCIV 08 | Frank Devai, David Protheroe, (London South Bank University, UK) | High-performance architectural technique; Visualization of large data sets; High-performance distributed computing; Interactive visualization; High-performance computer graphics; Grid and Cluster computing; Algorithms and architectures for visualization; Visualization for computer-aided design. Paper submission deadline: Feb 29th, 2008 |
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Integrated Methods and Algorithms for Non-Destructive Evaluations of Concrete Structures | IMANDECS 08 |
Giuseppe Acciani, Girolamo
Fornarelli, Tiziano Politi (Polytechnic of Bari, | Nowadays, non-destructive evaluation of concrete structure is an important issue. The diagnosis and control methodologies are based on techniques arising from different research areas. Nevertheless, information about the state of the structure under test result incomplete. The target of the proposed session is collecting works devoted to develop data acquisition integrated systems, information and knowledge management able to highlight specific characteristics and defects in concrete structure or masonry. Particularly, the papers will deal with optimization of traditional non-destructive diagnosis techniques, innovative non-destructive methodologies, integration and evaluation of multisensor information for diagnosis and identification of defects in concrete structure and/or masonry. Editor: LNCS Paper submission deadline: Feb 25th, 2008 |
| Information Systems and Information technologies | ISIT 08 | (Soongsil University , Korea) | Information Retrieval & Databases; Security Engineering; Software Engineering; Pattern Recognition & Data Mining; Web Based Computing; High Performance Networking; IPv6 and Mobile IP; Grid; Performance Evaluation Editor: IEEE-CS Paper submission deadline: Mar 11th, 2008 |
| Mobile Communications | MC 08 | Hyunseung Choo (Sungkyunkwan University, Korea) | Mobile Computing; HCI for Ubiquitous Applications; Intelligent HCI based Networking; HCI Mobile Platforms. Editor: IEEE-CS Paper submission deadline: Mar 10th, 2008 |
| MOSSAP 08 | Antonio Laganà, (University of Perugia, Italy) and Stefano Cozzini (Democritos National Simulation Center, Italy) | The workshop is devoted to the discussion of the problems met by the most computational science oriented theoretical chemists when structuring computer workflows and programs to calculate molecular structures, elementary processes, molecular dynamics, experimental observables and thermodynamics parameters in an ab initio way. The importance of designing, implementing and exploiting accurate and fast algorithms on parallel machines and distributed environments (such as the Grid) to maximize performances and make calculations feasible will be at the hearth of the workshop. Editor: LNCS Paper submission deadline: Feb 29th, 2008 | |
| Logical, Technical and Computational Aspects of Transformations and Suddenly Emerging Phenomena, and attached uncertainties | PULSES 08 |
Bernard Beauzamy | Logical and Ontological Aspects of Transformations (formal logic, gedanken experiments); Technical and Computational Aspects for Pulse Measurements (sampling procedures for estimating pulse parameters); Specific Dynamical Aspects of Suddenly Emerging Phenomena (mathematical models for dynamics of pulses in physics and technics); Mathematical Aspects of Pulses Sequences and Time Series (specific aspects of sequences of pulses and wavelets studied by a large-scale analysis); Wavelets Analysis, Stochastic Aspects and Applications (application of stochastic methods in wavelets analysis and simulation of transitions in natural, biological and human sciences); Analysis of uncertainties about suddenly emerging phenomena : consequences of the imprecision in the measurements and of the insufficient sampling. Editor: LNCS Paper submission deadline: Feb 20th, 2008 |
| Technical Session on Computer Graphics | TSCG 08 | Andres Iglesias Deok-Soo Kim | Geometric Modeling; 3D Geometric Processing; CAGD, CAD/CAM/CAE; Solid Modeling; Physically Based Modeling; Surface Reconstruction; Geometric Processing; Volume Visualization; Autonomous Agents; Computer Animation; Computer Graphics in Art, Education, Engineering; Entertainment and Medicine Rendering Techniques; Multimedia; Non Photo-Realistic Rendering; Illumination Models; Texture Models; Computer Graphics and Internet (VRML, Java, etc.); Artificial Intelligence for Computer Graphics; Computer Graphics Software; Computer Graphics Hardware; Computer Graphics Applications; Computer Graphics Education; Industrial Applications of Computer Graphics; New directions in Computer Graphics. Editor: IEEE-CS Paper submission deadline: Feb 29th, 2008 |
| UnConventional High Performance Computing | UCHPC 08 | Anders Hast (University of Gävle, Sweden) | GPU's are often used for HPC in the so called field "General-purpose computing on GPU's" (GPGPU). One limtitaion has been that only single precision is available, but double precision GPU's are already on the way. Also the Playstation 3 (PS3) has a lot of computing power for a very low cost and many researchers seem to be interested in the cell-based architecture for HPC. One trend seem to be to build clusters of such devices. A confernce track covering aspects of this could be attractive for many researchers in the field. |
| Ubiquitous Web Systems and Intelligence | UWSI 08 | David Taniar (Monash University, Australia) Eric Pardede, (La Trobe University, Australia) | [1] Ubiquitous and Mobile Computing - Mobile Information Systems, Ubiquitous Web Access, Location Aware and Location Dependent, Web-Based Cooperative Work, Wireless Web Intelligence, Mobile User-Interface Design, Languages and Tools for Mobile Applications, Emerging Technology (Grid, P2P, Pervasive, Embedded Computing) [2] Web Information Systems Management, Access and Discovery - Web Databases, Web Warehousing, and Web OLAP, Heterogenous Databases, Data Models for the Web, Web Software Lify Cycle, Personalized Information Management, Metadata, Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery, Web Mining and Farming, Mobile Data Mining, Multimodal Information Retrieval, Ontology-Based Information Retrieval [3] Web Knowledge and Intelligence - Ontology Engineering, Semantic Web, Visualization of Information and Knowledge, Web-Based Decision Support, Web Intelligence, Web Agents, Ambient Intelligence, Information Filtering and Recommender Systems, Navigation Guides, Web Intelligence Development Tools [4] Web Business - Business Intelligence, E-Commerce and E-Business, M-Commerce, Web Services and Grid Services, Web Marketing and Merchandising, Web Auctions [5] Human-Web Interaction - Adaptive Web Interfaces, Multimedia Data Processing and Representation, Mobile Multimedia, Mobile Web Design. Editor: LNCS Paper submission deadline: Feb 28th, 2008 |
| Virtual Reality in Scientific Applications and Learning | VRSAL 08 | Osvaldo Gervasi (University of Perugia, Italy) and Andres Iglesias (University of Cantabria, Santander, Spain) | Virtual Reality based scientific visualization; Learning and assessment based on Virtual Reality approaches; Molecular Virtual Reality techniques; Computational Science Education; Distributed learning environments, Virtual classes and practice; Virtual Reality on Grid environments; Virtual Laboratories; Virtual Reality languages (X3D, VRML, COLLADA, AJAX3D, Java3D, OpenGL); Immersive Virtual Reality (Digital Gloves, Motion Trackers, HMDs); Distributed Collaborative environments; Virtual and Augmented Reality; Educational games; Virtual Reality applied to Cultural Heritage; VR Systems for telecare and disabilities treatements. Editor: LNCS Paper submission deadline: Mar 11th, 2008 |
| WAD 08 | Jongchan Lee and Sangjoon Park (Kunsan National University, Korea) | This workshop will deal with service providing schemes in B3G networks, user mobility and service management in B3G networks, mobile sink based sensor networks, keeping rank systems in wireless environments and the network simulation modeling. Also, this workshop will consider routing scheme, interconnection with other network services and specific service application in Ad hoc networks. The focus of this workshop is to discuss researches considering diverse mechanisms and characteristics in future wireless networks. Editor: LNCS Paper submission deadline: Feb 25th, 2008 | |
| Workshop on Internet Communications Security | WICS 08 | Josè Maria Sierra Camara (University of Madrid, Spain) | The Internet has become essential for organizations of any size. They use it for improving their businesses, which implies the transmission of sensitive information. The only way of assuring the security requirements needed (confidentiality, integrity, authentication, non-repudiation, availability, etc.) is by designing, analyzing, and implementing appropriate security protection mechanisms and protocols. Editor: LNCS Paper submission deadline: Feb 25th, 2008 |
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