IEEE FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COLLABORATION ... · IEEE CIC 2015 Keynotes Keynote 4: Baidu Spatial-temporal Brain (STEB) -- The intelligent analytics platform of Baidu large-scale

IEEE FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

COLLABORATION & INTERNET COMPUTING

Hangzhou, China

Oct. 28-30, 2015

--------- Program Booklet -----------

About IEEE CIC 2015

Internet has revolutionized the globalized society and enabled the growth of infrastructures,

applications, and technologies that significantly enhance global interactions and collaborations

that have significant impact on society. Unprecedented cyber-social and cyber-physical

infrastructures and systems that span geographic boundaries are possible because of the Internet

and the growing number of collaboration enabling technologies. Individuals and organizations

have increasingly relied on electronic and/or Internet-enabled collaboration between distributed

teams of humans, computer applications, and/or autonomous robots to achieve higher

productivity and produce collaboratively developed products that would have been impossible to

develop without the contributions of multiple collaborators. Technology has evolved from

standalone tools, to open systems supporting collaboration in multi-organizational settings, and

from general purpose tools to specialized collaboration platforms. Future collaboration and

Internet computing solutions that further the goal of achieving the full potential of global level

collaboration require advancements in networking, technology and systems, user interfaces and

interaction, cooperation and collaboration paradigms, and interoperation with

application-specific components and tools.

IEEE CIC has been conceived as the key venue to serve as a premier international forum for

discussion among academic and industrial researchers, practitioners, and students interested in

Internet technologies, applications and services, collaborative networking, technology and

systems, and applications.

IEEE CIC 2015 Keynotes

Keynote 1: Challenges in Creating Smart City Services with IoT/CPS

Platforms

9:00 – 10:00AM, Wednesday, October 28th

ABSTRACT：

Convergence between cyber and physical spaces is accelerating due to the penetration of various

hard, soft, and social sensors, smart phones, wearable devices and actuators. Innovative smart

city services are being created by connecting many things to the Internet through such personal

as well as global enablers. However, many smart city services are created in a vertical fashion

and it is not easy to create a new service based on heterogeneous data streams or services.

Similarly, there are many interesting city data such as weather, air quality index values, traffic

conditions and car parking occupancy published in Web space, however, those data are not easy

to be used by smart city apps due to a lack of APIs. In this talk, we discuss challenges in creating

smart city services with IoT/CPS platforms. We first introduce the two types of smart city

development efforts and then discuss the various types of smart city services and apps. We then

discuss three on-going projects, namely ClouT project, G-Space project and SODA project that

are aiming to empowering citizens and improving QoL and resiliency of the cities. We also

introduce, so called Sensorizer for sensorizing passive data from web pages without any

modifications. We summarize with the discussion of the challenges in creating sustainable smart

city services and platforms.

BIOGRAPHY:

Hideyuki Tokuda is a Dean and Professor of the Graduate School of

Media and Governance and Professor at the Faculty of Environment and

Information Studies, Keio University, Japan. He obtained his B.S. (1975),

M.S. (1977) from Keio University and Ph.D. (Computer Science) (1983)

from University of Waterloo, Canada, respectively. After he completed

Ph.D., he joined School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon

University and worked on distributed real-time operating systems such as

Real-Time Mach, the ARTS Kernel.

In 1990, he came back to Keio University. His research and teaching

interests include Ubiquitous Computing Systems, OS, Sensor Networks,

IoT/IoE, Cyber-Physical Systems and Smart Cities. He has created many ubiquitous computing

platforms such as Smart Space Lab., Smart Furniture, uPhoto, uTexture and uPlatea. Because of

his research contribution, he was awarded Motorola Foundation Award (89), IBM Faculty Award

(02), Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Award (04) and Ministry of Internal Affairs and

Communication Award (05) in Japan.

He is a member of Science Council of Japan, a vice president of IPSJ (Information Processing

Society of Japan), IPSJ Fellow, JSSST (Japan Society for Software Science and Technology)

Fellow, and a member of ACM, IEEE IEICE and JSSST.


Keynote 2: Cloud Data and Big Computation

3:30 – 4:30 PM, Wednesday, October 28th Abstract:

Cloud-based computing has been prevalently applied in social governance and commercial areas.

However, we argue that cloud computing should not be the substitute or extension of

high-performance computing. Instead, cloud computing is more like general-purpose computing,

and even the most common server can serve as the component for cloud computing. It is more

precise to adopt the concept of “Cloud Data and Big Computing” rather than “Big Data and

Cloud Computing”, since the significance and prominent potential of data originates from its

externality. Transmitting data to cloud and realizing Big Computing is the reflection of human

society marching towards intelligent society.

Biography:

Zipei Tu is the vice president of Alibaba Corporation. He graduated

from Department of Computer Science, Huazhong University of

Science and Technology. He used to be in the information department

of Guangdong Provincial Armed Border Guards and Guangzhou

Government for 10 years, during which he developed the nation's first

information management system on anti-smuggling. He went to CMU

in 2006, where he received his MPA and Master degree on computer

science. Zipei Tu came back to China from silicon valley in December,

2014 and served as the VP of Alibaba Corporation. Meanwhile, he is

in charge of the Institute of Innovative Big Data (IDST). Mr. Tu’s

<<Big Data>>, which is published in July 2012, was known as the first

authoritative work on Big Data in China. This book initiated open

discussion on Big Data strategies, data governance and open data in Chinese society. The book

has won the country Libraries Wenjin Book Award, the fourth Chinese frontier exploration Soft

Science Award, the 2012 annual ten best books award, etc. Mr. Tu’s another work, discusses the

sources of big data, retrospect the data civilization and the booming history of data technology,

and proposes big data should be transformed from a science symbol into a culture symbol. This

book has been appraised as a significant topic for Chinese world and a brand new cultural field.


Keynote 3: Attribute-based Access Control Models and Beyond

9:00 – 10:00AM, Thursday, October 29th ABSTRACT：

This talk will provide a perspective on attribute-based access control (ABAC). The ongoing

authorization leap from rights to attributes offers numerous compelling benefits. Decisions about

user, subject, object and context attributes can be made relatively independently and with

suitable decentralization appropriate for each attribute. Policies can be formulated by security

architects to translate from attributes to rights. Dynamic elements can be built into these policies

so the outcomes of access control decisions automatically adapt to changing local and global

circumstances. On the benefits side this leap is a maturation of authorization matching the needs

of emerging cyber technologies and systems. On the risks side devolving attribute management

may lead to attributes of questionable provenance and value, with attendant possibility of new

channels for social engineering and malware attacks. We argue that the potential benefits will

lead to pervasive deployment of attribute-based access control, and more generally

attribute-based security. The cyber security research community has a responsibility to develop

models, theories and systems which enable safe and chaos-free deployment of ABAC. This is a

current grand challenge.

BIOGRAPHY:

Ravi Sandhu is Executive Director of the Institute for Cyber Security at

the University of Texas at San Antonio, where he holds the Lutcher Brown

Endowed Chair in Cyber Security. Previously he served on the faculty at

George Mason University (1989-2007) and Ohio State University

(1982-1989). He holds BTech and MTech degrees from IIT Bombay and

Delhi, and MS and PhD degrees from Rutgers University. He is a Fellow of

IEEE, ACM and AAAS, and has received awards from IEEE, ACM, NSA

and NIST. A prolific and highly cited author, his research has been funded

by NSF, NSA, NIST, DARPA, AFOSR, ONR, AFRL and private industry. His seminal papers on

role-based access control established it as the dominant form of access control in practical

systems. His numerous other models and mechanisms have also had considerable real-world

impact. He served as Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Transactions on Dependable and Secure

Computing, and previously as founding Editor-in-Chief of ACM Transactions on Information

and System Security. He was Chairman of ACM SIGSAC, and founded the ACM Conference on

Computer and Communications Security, the ACM Symposium on Access Control Models and

Technologies and the ACM Conference on Data and Application Security and Privacy. He has

served as General Chair, Steering Committee Chair, Program Chair and Committee Member for

numerous security conferences. He has consulted for leading industry and government

organizations, and has lectured all over the world. He is an inventor on 30 security technology

patents and has accumulated over 28,000 Google Scholar citations for his papers. At the Institute

for Cyber Security his research projects include attribute-based access control, secure cloud

computing, secure information sharing, social computing security, and secure data provenance.

His web site is at www.profsandhu.com.


Keynote 4: Baidu Spatial-temporal Brain (STEB) -- The intelligent analytics

platform of Baidu large-scale spatial-temporal data

9:00 – 10:00AM, Friday, October 30th

ABSTRACT：

Almost everyone has a personal mobile device nowadays, and location aware mobile

applications are extensively used in our everyday life. Therefore, users’ spatial-temporal

information were captured by such devices. Baidu, which possesses the largest online map

service in China, receives more than 10 billion location request, 100 million local search queries

per day. Baidu Spatial-temporal Brain (STEB) is the intelligent analytics platform of such large

scale spatial temporal data. We have applied it on various types of applications ranging from

smarter city to social good. For example, STEB is able to quantify the mobility pattern of each

individual, infer his/her mobility preference, and predict the future intent and location, making

the personal intelligent assistant possible. Besides, it is also able to discover the movement

pattern of human crowds, and detect crowd anomaly, which benefits many fields such as city

planning, social safety and so on.

BIOGRAPHY:

Haishan Wu is a data scientist in Big Data Lab of Baidu Research, his

research interest is quantifying the dynamics of various types of complex

systems in the nature, ranging from human crowds to animal groups. He

got his PhD from computer science department of Fudan University in

China in 2011. He then joined IBM Research in Beijing, and focused on

business data mining and analytics. In 2013, he joined Iain Couzin's lab

in Princeton University as a postdoc researcher, and worked on

quantifying animal collective behavior via computer vision and machine

learning techniques. Related research have been published on journal

including PNAS, Current Biology and so on. Since 2014, he leads a research group in Big data

lab of Baidu research, working toward model human mobility and collective behavior from large

scale data of Baidu.

IEEE CIC 2015 Panel

Panel Title - Internet and Collaboration: Challenges and Research directions

3:30 – 5:00PM, Thursday, October 29th

MODERATOR:

James Joshi, University of Pittsburgh, USA

PANELISTS:

Weisong Shi, Wayne State University (USA) & Chair of IEEE TC on Internet

Dimitrios Georgapolis, RMIT University, Australia

Elena Ferrari, University of Insubria, Italy

PANEL STATEMENT:

Internet has become the ubiquitous fabric that enabled the growth of infrastructures, applications,

and technologies that significantly enhance global interactions and collaborations with

significant and increasing impact on society. Unprecedented cyber-social and cyber-physical

infrastructures, systems, and applications that span geographic boundaries are becoming reality.

Technology has evolved from standalone tools to open systems supporting collaboration in

multi-organizational settings, and from general purpose tools to specialized collaboration

platforms. Increasingly, individuals and organizations have relied on Internet-enabled

collaboration between distributed teams of humans, computer applications, or autonomous

robots to achieve higher productivity and produce collaboratively developed products that would

have been infeasible just a few years ago. This panel will explore and debate on the challenges

and research directions related to Collaboration and Internet computing areas. Some key issues

that will discussed in this panel are, but limited to:

-- What are new key challenges in systems, applications and networking areas related to CIC?

Are there specific limitations in these areas that need a fundamental redesign?

-- How are the global safety, security and privacy issues reshaping within the context of the CIC

area?

-- What are potential transformative, killer applications that CIC can enable and what are the

challenges towards achieving them?

Program at a Glance

Day 1: Oct. 28, 2015

7:30AM onwards Registration (Location: 3F Lobby)

8:30 – 9:00 AM Opening Remarks/ Introduction (General Chairs, PC Chairs)

(Location: 3F, Harvest Room)

9:00 – 10:00 AM

Keynote 1

Challenges in Creating Smart City Services with IoT/CPS Platforms

Hideyuki Tokuda Dean and Professor, Graduate School of Media and Governance

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies, Keio University, Japan.


10:00– 10:10 AM Group photo

(Location: Hotel Front Gate)

10:10– 10:30 AM Coffee break

10:30– 12:00 AM

Session A1:

Cloud Computing & Data Analytics

Chair: Ralph Deters,

University of Saskatchewan, Canada


Session A2:

Access Control & Secure Sharing

Chair: Stefano Sebastio,

LIMS, UK

(Location: 2F, Cinema Five)

12:00 – 1:30 PM Lunch (Location: 2F, Window Pavilion Cafe)

1:30 – 3:00 PM

Session A3:

Social Media

Chair: Lakshmish Ramaswamy,

University of Georgia, USA


Session A4 :

Privacy, Trust & Risk

Chair: Barbara Carminati,

University of Insubria, Italy


3:00 – 3:30 PM Coffee Break

3:30 – 4:30 PM

Keynote 2

Big Computing and Cloud Data

Zipei Tu Vice President, Alibaba Corporation, China


5:00 – 7:30 PM

RECEPTION , Poster & Demo Session

Reception starts at 6:00 PM

FIVE Short Papers (See the list in full program details)

Industry Demo/Posters from the following companies:

Hangzhou Shunwang Technology

AdTime Corp.

Hundsun Technologies

Ewell Corp.

Hithink Royal Flush Information Network


Program at a Glance

Day 2: Oct. 29, 2015


9:00 – 10:00 AM

Keynote 3:

Attribute-based Access Control Models and Beyond

Ravi Sandhu Executive Director, Institute for Cyber Security

Lutcher Brown Endowed Chair in Cyber Security

University of Texas at San Antonio, USA

(Location: 3F, Grand Ballroom 2)

10:00–10:30 AM Coffee break

10:30–12:00 AM

Session B1:

Architecture for Collaboration

Chair: Lakshmish Ramaswamy,

University of Georgia, USA


Session B2:

[TrustCol Workshop]

Trusted Computing in Collaborative

Environments

Chair: Weili Han,Fudan University, China


12:00 – 1:30 PM Lunch (Location: 2F, Window Pavilion Cafe )

1:30 – 3:00 PM

Session B3:

Social Media and Urban

Informatics

Chair: Cecile Paris,

CSIRO, Australia


Session B4:

[TrustCol Workshop]

Threats in Collaborative Systems and

Applications

Chair: Weili Han, Fudan University, China


3:00 – 3:30 PM Coffee Break

3:30 – 5:00 PM

Panel:

Internet and Collaboration: Challenges and Research Directions

Panel Moderator:

James Joshi, University of Pittsburgh, USA

Panelists:

Weisong Shi, Wayne State University (USA) & Chair of IEEE TC on Internet

Dimitrios Georgapolis, RMIT University, Australia

Elena Ferrari, University of Insubria, Italy


6:30 – 9:00 PM

Conference Banquet

Awards and Announcements

(Location: 4F, Diplomat Boardroom)

Program at a Glance

Day 3: Oct. 30, 2015


9:00 – 10:00 AM

Keynote 4:

Baidu Spatial-temporal Brain (STEB) -- The intelligent analytics

platform of Baidu large-scale spatial-temporal data

Haishan Wu Data Scientist, Big Data Lab, Baidu Research, China


10:00– 10:30 AM Coffee break

10:30– 12:00 AM

Session C1:

Workflows and Cloud

Chair: Shuiguang Deng,

Zhejiang University, China


Session C2:

Services and Content Networks

Chair: James Joshi,

University of Pittsburgh, USA


12:00 – 1:30 PM Lunch (Location: 2F, Window Pavilion Cafe )

1:30 – 3:00 PM

Session C3:

Adaptive Systems and Virtualization

Chair: Ognjen Šćekić, Vienna University of

Technology, Austria


Session C4:

Deep Learning, Query Processing

Chair: Shuiguang Deng,

Zhejiang University, China


3:00 – 3:15PM Closing remarks: Program Co-Chairs, General Co-Chairs


Detailed Program

Day 1 (Oct. 28, 2015)

8:30 – 9:00 am Opening Remarks

Host: General co-chairs & PC co-chairs

Location: 3F, Harvest Room

9:00 – 10:00 am Keynote 1


CChhaalllleennggeess iinn CCrreeaattiinngg SSmmaarrtt CCiittyy SSeerrvviicceess wwiitthh IIooTT//CCPPSS PPllaattffoorrmmss Hideyuki Tokuda

Dean and Professor, Graduate School of Media and Governance,

Faculty of Environment and Information Studies, Keio University, Japan.

10:00 – 10:10 am Group Photo

Location: Hotel Front Gate

10:30 – 12:00 am Session A1: Cloud Computing & Data Analytics

Chair: Ralph Deters, University of Saskatchewan, Canada


Towards a Model-defined Cloud-of-Clouds

Bo An (Peking University), Xiaodong Zhang (Peking University), Mauricio Tsugawa (University of

Florida), Ying Zhang (Peking University), Chun Cao (Nanjing University), Gang Huang (Peking

University), Jose Fortes (University of Florida)

CoShare: A Cost-effective Data Sharing System for Data Center Networks

Hao Zhuang (EPFL), Imen Filali (EPFL), Rameez Rahman (EPFL), Karl Aberer (EPFL)

Incremental Partitioning of Large Time-Evolving Graphs

Amirreza Abdolrashidi (The University of Georgia), Lakshmish Ramaswamy (The University of

Georgia)

10:30 – 12:00 am Session A2: Access Control & Secure Sharing

Chair: Stefano Sebastio, LIMS, UK

Location: 2F, Cinema Five

AR-ABAC: A New Attribute Based Access Control Model Supporting Attribute-Rules for Cloud

Computing

Khaled Riad (University of Science and Technology Beijing), Zhu Yan (University of Science and

Technology Beijing), Hongxin Hu (Zagazig University), Gail-Joon Ahn (Arizona State University)

CARDS - Collaborative Audit and Report Data Sharing for A-Posteriori Access Control in DOSNs

Leila Bahri (Insubria University), Barbara Carminati (Insubria University), Elena Ferrari (Insubria

University)

Community-Based Secure Information and Resource Sharing in AWS Public Cloud

Yun Zhang (University of Texas at San Antonio), Farhan Patwa (University of Texas at San

Antonio), Ravi Sandhu (University of Texas at San Antonio)

12:00 – 1:30 pm Lunch

Location: 2F, Window Pavilion Cafe

01:30 – 3:00 pm Session A3: Social Media

Chair: Lakshmish Ramaswamy, University of Georgia, USA


Exploring emotions in social media

Cecile Paris (CSIRO), Helen Christensen (Black Dog Institute), Philip Batterham (ANU), Bridianne

O'Dea (Black Dog Institute)

Public Information Sharing Behaviors Analysis over Different Social Media

Qingbo Hu (University of Illinois at Chicago), Guan Wang (University of Illinois at Chicago), Philip

S. Yu (University of Illinois at Chicago)

Jointly Learning Sentiment, Keyword and Opinion Leader in Social Reviews

Wei Lo (Zhejiang University), Yan Tang (Zhejiang University), Ying Li (Zhejiang University), Jianwei

Yin (Zhejiang University)

01:30 – 3:00 pm Session A4: Privacy, Trust & Risk

Chair: Barbara Carminati, University of Insubria, Italy


Privacy-Preserving and Outsourced Multi-User k-Means Clustering

Fang-Yu Rao (Purdue University), Bharath K. Samanthula (Purdue University), Elisa Bertino

(Purdue University), Xun Yi (RMIT University), Dongxi Liu (CSIRO)

Probabilistic Matrix Factorization Based on Similarity Propagation and Trust Propagation for

Recommendation

Haiyan Zhao (University of Shanghai for Science and Technology), Shengsheng Wang (University

of Shanghai for Science and Technology), Qingkui Chen (University of Shanghai for Science and

Technology), Jian Cao (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)

Playing the Odds: Decision Support and Risk Assessment in an Elastic Framework

Damian Clarke (University of Miami), Julian Jarrett (University of Miami), M. Brian Blake

(University of Miami)

3:30 – 4:30pm Keynote 2


CClloouudd DDaattaa aanndd BBiigg CCoommppuuttaattiioonn Zipei Tu

Vice President, Alibaba Corporation, China

5:00 – 7:30 pm Poster Session (Short Papers) & Reception


Short/Poster Papers

Collaborative Vehicle Routing and Scheduling with Cross-Docks Under Uncertainty

Peng-Yeng Yin (National Chi Nan University), Ya-Lan Chuang (National Chi Nan University), Sin-Ru

Lyu (National Chi Nan University), Ching-Ying Chen (National Chi Nan University)

Genetic Algorithm based QoS-aware Service Composition in Multi-Cloud

Miao Zhang (University of Science and Technology), Li Liu (University of Science and Technology),

Songtao Liu (Beijing AVIC Information Technology Company Aviation Industry Corporation of

China)

Collaboration & Mobile Cloud-Computing

Nan Chen (University of Saskatchewan), Xiaodan Li (University of Saskatchewan), Ralph Deters

(University of Saskatchewan)

BF-MapReduce: A bloom filter Based Efficient Lightweight Search

Zi-long Tan (Yunnan University), Ke-ren Zhou (Yunnan University), Hao Zhang (Yunnan University),

Wei Zhou (Yunnan University)

Industry Poster/demo

Hangzhou Shunwang Technology

AdTime Corp.

Hundsun Technologies

Ewell Corp.

Hithink RoyalFlush Information Network

Detailed Program

Day 2 (Oct. 29, 2015)

9:00 – 10:00 am Keynote 3

Location: 3F, Grand Ballroom 2

AAttttrriibbuuttee--bbaasseedd AAcccceessss CCoonnttrrooll MMooddeellss aanndd BBeeyyoonndd Ravi Sandhu

Executive Director, Institute for Cyber Security

Lutcher Brown Endowed Chair in Cyber Security

University of Texas at San Antonio, USA

10:30 – 12:00 am Session B1: Architecture for Collaboration

Chair: Lakshmish Ramaswamy, University of Georgia, USA


WACCO and LOKO: Strong Consistency at Global Scale

Darrell Bethea (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Michael K. Reiter (University of North

Carolina at Chapel Hill), Feng Qian (AT&T Labs Research), Qiang Xu (NEC Labs America), Z.

Morley Mao (University of Michigan)

Discovery-Driven Service Oriented IoT Architecture

Dimitrios Georgakopoulos (RMIT University), Prem Prakash Jayaraman (RMIT University),

Miranda Zhang (Australian National University), Rajiv Ranjan (Newcastle University)

Analyzing Reliability in Hybrid Compute Units

Muhammad Zuhri Catur Candra (Vienna University of Technology), Hong-Linh Truong (Vienna

University of Technology), Schahram Dustdar (Vienna University of Technology)

10:30 – 12:00 am Session B2: Trusted Computing in Collaborative Environments (TrustCol)

Chair: Weili Han, Fudan University, China,


UI Ripping in Android: Reverse Engineering of Graphical User Interfaces

Cuixia Yang (Shandong University), Chaoshun Zuo (Shandong University), Shanqing Guo

(Shandong University), Chengyu Hu (Shandong University) and Lizhen Cui (Shandong University)

An Efficient and Secure RFID Batch Authentication Protocol with Group Tags Ownership

Transfer

Rong Zhang (Beijing Institute of Technology), Liehuang Zhu (Beijing Institute of Technology),

Chang Xu (Beijing Institute of Technology) and Yi Yi (Beijing Institute of Technology)

Invited Talk: Security and Privacy Challenges of Smart Vehicles

Chen Yan (Zhejiang University)

12:00 – 1:30 pm Lunch


01:30 – 3:00pm Session B3: Social Media and Urban Informatics

Chair: Cecile Paris, CSIRO, Australia


Harnessing Social Media for Environmental Sustainability: A Measurement Study on Harmful

Algal Blooms

Vinay Boddula (University of Georgia), Awani Joshi (University of Georgia), Lakshmish

Ramaswamy (University of Georgia), Deepak Mishra (University of Georgia)

iSeeker: Towards an Engine for Processing Aggregated Search on Linked Data

Youssef Barhoun (Ecole Nationale des Sciences Appliqu ees de Tanger), Rafiqul Haque

(Universit e Claude Bernard Lyon 1), Mohand-Said Hacid (Universit e Claude Bernard Lyon 1)

The Dynamics of Vehicular Networks in Large-Scale Urban Environments

Nicholas Loulloudes (University of Cyprus), George Pallis (University of Cyprus), Marios D.

Dikaiakos (University of Cyprus)

01:30 – 3:00 pm Session B4: Threats in Collaborative Systems and Applications (TrustCol)

Chair: Weili Han, Fudan University, China,


A Bidirectional Broadcasting Authentication Scheme for Wireless Sensor Networks

Xu Lin (Shanghai University of Electric Power), Wen Mi (Shanghai University of Electric Power)

and Li Jinguo (Shanghai University of Electric Power)

Evolution of Mixed Strategies on Cooperative Networks

Xiaowei Zhao (Dalian University of Technology), Zhenzhen Xu (Shenyang Institute of Automation),

Hong Yu (Dalian University of Technology), Linlin Tian (Dalian University of Technology) and

Xiujuan Xu (Dalian University of Technology)

03:30 – 5:00 pm Panel: Internet and Collaboration: Challenges and Research Directions

Moderator: James Joshi, University of Pittsburgh, USA


6:30 – 9:30 pm Conference Banquet

Location: 4F, Diplomat Boardroom

Detailed Program

Day 3 (Oct. 30, 2015)

9:00 – 10:00 am Keynote 4


BBaaiidduu SSppaattiiaall--tteemmppoorraall BBrraaiinn ((SSTTEEBB)) ---- TThhee iinntteelllliiggeenntt aannaallyyttiiccss ppllaattffoorrmm ooff

BBaaiidduu llaarrggee--ssccaallee ssppaattiiaall--tteemmppoorraall ddaattaa Haishan Wu

Data Scientist, Big Data Lab,

Baidu Research, China

10:30 – 12:00 am Session C1: Workflows and Cloud

Chair: Shuiguang Deng, Zhejiang University, China


A Workload-Based Approach to Partition the Volunteer Cloud

Stefano Sebastio (London Institute of Mathematical Sciences), Antonio Scala (London Institute of

Mathematical Sciences)

Scheduling Budget Constrained Cloud Workflows With Particle Swarm Optimization

Xiaotong Wang (Zhejiang University of Technology), Bin Cao (Zhejiang University of Technology),

Chenyu Hou (Zhejiang University of Technology), Lirong Xiong (Zhejiang University of Technology),

Jing Fan (Zhejiang University of Technology)

WACO: Workload Aware Column Order for Scan Operator in Wide Table

Ningnan Zhou (Renmin University of China), Xiao Zhang (Renmin University of China), Shan Wang

(Renmin University of China)

10:30 – 12:00 am Session C2: Services and Content Networks

Chair: James Joshi, University of Pittsburgh, USA


Carriers Selection for Content Dissemination in Social Opportunistic Networks

Yongqiang Dong (Southeast University), Wang Yang (Southeast University), Taieb Znati

(University of Pittsburgh)

Icebreaker: a Platform for Service Dependency Detection

Pengxiang Lin (Zhejiang University), Xinkui Zhao (Zhejiang University), Chen Zhi (Zhejiang

University), Shichun Feng (Zhejiang University), Hao Wu (Zhejiang University), Ying Li (Zhejiang

University)

Entropy-based Service Selection with Uncertain QoS for Mobile Cloud Computing

Yue Wang (Sun Yat-sen University), Zibin Zheng (Sun Yat-sen University), Michael R. Lyu (The

Chinese University of Hong Kong)

12:00 – 1:30 pm Lunch


01:30 – 3:00 pm Session C3: Adaptive Systems and Virtualization

Chair: Ognjen Šćekić, Vienna University of Technology, Austria


A Collaborative Spectrum-Sharing Framework for LTE Virtualization

Xin Wang (University of Pittsburgh), Prashant Krishnamurthy (University of Pittsburgh), David

Tipper (University of Pittsburgh)

Self-Adaptive Extracting Academic Entities from World Wide Web

Pingpeng Yuan (Huazhong University of Science and Technology), Yi Li (Huazhong University of

Science and Technology), Hai Jin (Huazhong University of Science and Technology), Ling Liu

(Georgia Institute of Technology)

Programming Model Elements for Hybrid Collaborative Adaptive Systems

Ognjen Scekic (Vienna University of Technology), Tommaso Schiavinotto (U-Hopper), Dimitrios I.

Diochnos (University of Edinburgh)

01:30 – 3:00 pm Session C4 : Deep Learning, Query Processing

Chair: Shuiguang Deng, Zhejiang University, China


Deep Learning with MCA-based Instance Selection and Bootstrapping for Imbalanced Data

Classification

Sheng Guan (Florida International University), Min Chen (University of Washington Bothell),

Hsin-Yu Ha (Florida International University), Shu-Ching Chen (Florida International University),

Mei-Ling Shyu (University of Miami), Chengde Zhang (Zhongnan University of Economics and

Law)

Hike: A High Performance kNN Query Processing System for Multimedia Data

Hui Li (Guizhou University), Ling Liu (Georgia Institute of Technology), Xiao Zhang (Renmin

University of China), Shan Wang (Renmin University of China)

03:00 – 3:30 pm Closing Remarks

Host: Program Co-Chairs, General Co-Chairs


Air and Ground Transportation

The conference and all related activities will be held at the Zhejiang Narada Grande Hotel.

http://www.wtcgh.com/en/index.html

Flights

Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport is the closest airport for our conference. Direct flights

to this airport are recommended. Alternatively, the participants can transfer to the Hangzhou

airport via Beijing or Hong Kong International airports. Possible flight routes are listed as below:

Alternative Flight Routes:

Any Other Cities -> Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport (HGH)

Any Other Cities -> Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) -> Hangzhou Xiaoshan

International Airport (HGH)

Any Other Cities -> Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) -> Hangzhou Xiaoshan

International Airport (HGH)

Any Other Cities -> Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG)

Any Other Cities -> Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport (SHA)

From Hangzhou Xiaoshan International Airport to Conference Venue:

Public Shuttle Bus. There is a special shuttle bus between Hangzhou Xiaoshan

International Airport and Conference Venue.

1. The ticket office is located at B1 of Airport Domestic Arrival exports. Please note that

you should buy the ticket for the "Huang Long" bus.

http://www.wtcgh.com/en/index.html

2. You will get the ticket after you pay 20CNY (3.15$) .The bus takes about 1 hours.

3. The bus service is available bewteen 8:20am to 8:20pm. Every hour a shift.

4. The bus will stop at HuangLong Tourist Hub which is next to the Huanglong Stadium.

The venue is about 800 meters away and the walking route is shown below. The red

letter “A” indicates your get-off spot and the purple letter “B” represents the

conference hotel.

Taxi. The taxi station is located outside Entrance 5 to the Arrival Hall on the first level of

the airport. It takes approximately 172CNY (about 30$) and 50 minutes from the airport to

the conference hotel. You can show the text below to the taxi driver in case that they are

not good at English (print it out if necessary):

请载我到浙江世贸君澜大酒店（曙光路 122 号）

From Shanghai Pudong International Airport to Conference Venue:

Public Shuttle Bus. There are shuttle buses to Hangzhou Huanglong Tourist Hub. Because

it is a long trip (3 hours), we recommend the participants to land in Hangzhou. If you

choose to take the shuttle bus, below is the guidance.

1. When you get to the arrival hall of Pudong airport, you should find the signpost

below. Follow the direction, it will lead you to the Shanghai Pudong International

Airport Long Distance Bus Station. The shuttle bus is located between Terminal 1 and

Terminal 2.

2. If you fail to find the signpost shown above, you may ask the airport staffs for help.

You can show the text below in case that they are not good at English (print it out if

necessary).

3. You will get the ticket after you pay 110CNY (17.4$) .The bus takes about 3 hours.

4. Please note that shuttle buses may arrive at different terminals of Hangzhou. For

buses departing based on the time table 1, they will arrive at Hangzhou Wu Lin Men

terminal which is far from the conference hotel. You still need to get a taxi to the

conference venue. On the contrary, for buses departing on time Table 2, their

destination is Huang Long Tourist Hub which is close to the hotel.

Table 1

8:40 10:00 11:00 12:00 14:00 20:00 21:00

Table 2

13:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00

If you get off at Huang Long Tourist Hub which close to the conference hotel, you can

follow the way below. The red letter “A” indicates where you get off and the purple

letter “B” represents the conference hotel.

From Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport to Conference Venue:

Trains. There are high-speed rails to Huangzhou Railway Station or Huangzhou East

Railway Station and below is the guidance.

1. When you get to the arrival hall of Hongqiao airport, you need to ask the airport staffs

for how to get to the Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station. You can show the text below

in case that they are not good at English (print it out if necessary).

2. When you arrive at Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station, you need to buy train ticket by

your passport. You will get your ticket after you pay 73 CNY (11.5$) or 46.5 CNY (7.4$)

which is depends on the type of trains you choose.

3. When you reach Hangzhou Railway Station or Hangzhou East Railway Station, you can

follow the guidance below.

Trains

Hangzhou East and Hangzhou Railway Station are two major railway stations if the participants

reach Hangzhou by train. We recommend participants to take taxi to the conference venue from

the train stations:

From Hangzhou Railway Station:

Taxi. Participants can take a taxi with approximate cost of 21CNY (3.3$) and it takes about

30 minutes to the conference hotel. Given the traffic conditions, it may take more time

and fare during the rush-hours.

Public Bus. Participants can take the bus 49 and get off at Songmuchang Station (松木场).

The venue is about 400 meters away and the route is shown below. The red letter “A”

indicates where you get off and the purple letter “B” represents the conference hotel. The

public bus will cost you 2CNY and the total elapsed time would be 1 hour and 15 minutes.

Please remember to prepare for the change.

From Hangzhou East Railway Station:

Taxi. Total taxi fee would be around 29CNY (4.6$) and the travel time is about 40 minutes.

Public Bus. Participants can take the bus 28 and get off at Huanglongdong Station (黄龙

洞). The venue is just 200 meters away and the route is shown below. The red letter “A”

indicates where you get off and the purple letter “B” represents the conference hotel. The

public bus will cost you 2CNY and the total elapsed time would be 90 minutes. Please

remember to prepare for the change.

Attractions in Hangzhou

West Lake is a freshwater lake in Hangzhou. It is divided into five sections by three causeways.

There are numerous temples, pagodas, gardens, and artificial islands within the lake. West

Lake has influenced poets and painters throughout China's history for its natural beauty and

historic relics, and it has also been among the most important sources of inspiration for Chinese

garden designers. It was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011, described as having

"influenced garden design in the rest of China as well as Japan and Korea over the centuries"

and reflecting "an idealized fusion between humans and nature".

Hangzhou Art Museum Community consists of Hangzhou Arts & Crafts Museum, China

Fan Museum, China Knives and Scissors and Swords Museum and China Umbrella Museum.

The museum community covers an area of 47309 square meters. The address of the Museum

Community: No. 336, Gongshu District.

Hefang Street in Hangzhou is unique by showcasing a variety of Chinese crafts, such as

land-blown sugar candy, paper-cutting and hand-made dough figurines. As a miniature of the

city's long history, it is the best place to embody the historical and cultural character of

Hangzhou.

Documents

IEEE FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COLLABORATION ... · IEEE CIC 2015 Keynotes Keynote 4: Baidu Spatial-temporal Brain (STEB) -- The intelligent analytics platform of Baidu large-scale