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11th PerCom Workshops 2013: San Diego, CA, USA
- 2013 IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communications Workshops, PERCOM 2013 Workshops, San Diego, CA, USA, March 18-22, 2013. IEEE Computer Society 2013, ISBN 978-1-4673-5075-4
- Urs Hengartner, Gregor Schiele:
Message from the workshops chairs. - Daqing Zhang:
Keynote: Context-aware computing in the era of crowd sensing from personal and space context to social and community context. - Jadwiga Indulska
, Chatschik Bisdikian:
Message from the general chairs. - Salvatore Vanini, Silvia Giordano
Adaptive context-agnostic floor transition detection on smart mobile devices. 2-7 - Gerald Bauer, Ulf Blanke, Paul Lukowicz, Bernt Schiele
User independent, multi-modal spotting of subtle arm actions with minimal training data. 8-13 - Gaku Yoshida, Kazuya Murao
Method of determining training data for gesture recognition considering decay in gesture movements. 14-19 - Christian Voigtmann, Christoph Schutte, Arno Wacker, Klaus David:
A new approach for distributed and collaborative context prediction. 20-24 - Georgios Meditskos, Stamatia Dasiopoulou
SP-ACT: A hybrid framework for complex activity recognition combining OWL and SPARQL rules. 25-30 - Waltenegus Dargie
Situation recognition for service management systems using OWL 2 reasoners. 31-36 - Johnson Fong, Jadwiga Indulska
A framework to support intelligibility in pervasive applications. 37-42 - Venu Vasudevan, Jehan Wickramasuriya, Silviu M. S. A. Chiricescu, Gilles Drieu:
Can context tame web TV? Reconciling infinite choice and zero effort. 43-48 - Jeremiah Smith, Naranker Dulay, Máté Attila Tóth, Oliver Amft
Exploring concept drift using interactive simulations. 49-54 - Nils Koppaetzky, Daniela Nicklas:
Towards a model-based approach for context-aware assistance systems in offshore operations. 55-60 - Venu Vasudevan, Jehan Wickramasuriya, Joe Wodka, Myungcheol Doo:
PicFlic: Social discovery thru pictures. 61-65 - Prateek Jassal, Kuldeep Yadav, Abhishek Kumar
Unity: Collaborative downloading content using co-located socially connected peers. 66-71 - Yusuke Ariyoshi, Junzo Kamahara, Naoki Tanaka, Katsutoshi Hirayama, Takashi Nagamatsu
Location-dependent content-based image retrieval system based on a P2P mobile agent framework. 72-77 - Chuan-Chi Lai
A novel mechanism to construct a compatible overlay on heterogeneous mobile peers. 78-83 - Mohammad S. Almalag, Stephan Olariu, Michele C. Weigle
Peer-to-peer file sharing in VANETs using TC-MAC. 84-89 - Chien-Lung Hsu, Tzu-Wei Lin
Password authenticated key exchange protocol for multi-server mobile networks based on Chebyshev chaotic map. 90-95 - Mani B. Srivastava:
Balancing behavioral privacy and information utility in pervasive sensing. 96 - Ralph Löwe, Peter Mandl
Supporting generic context-aware applications for mobile devices. 97-102 - Tadanobu Tsunoda, Akira Fujii, Nobutsugu Fujino:
Dynamically updatable UPnP service for device role management. 103-108 - Nikos Kalatzis
Community context management research and challenges in pervasive and social computing. 109-114 - Stuart Moran
Designing notifications for ubiquitous monitoring systems. 115-120 - Maria Garcia Puyol, Patrick Robertson, Michael Angermann:
Managing large-scale mapping and localization for pedestrians using inertial sensors. 121-126 - Korbinian Frank, Patrick Robertson, Michael Gross, Kevin Wiesner:
Sensor-based identification of human stress levels. 127-132 - Susan Rea
Serviceware - A service based management approach for WSN cloud infrastructures. 133-138 - Marc-Oliver Pahl
The missing layer - Virtualizing smart spaces. 139-144 - Honguk Woo, Hongsoo Kim, Kyusik Kim, Dongkyoung Kim:
A large scale presence network for pervasive social computing. 145-150 - Atsushi Hiyama, Yuki Nagai, Michitaka Hirose, Masatomo Kobayashi
Question first: Passive interaction model for gathering experience and knowledge from the elderly. 151-156 - Muhammed Fatih Bulut, Murat Demirbas:
Energy efficient proximity alert on Android. 157-162 - Marcos Paulino Roriz
C3S: A content sharing middleware for smart spaces. 163-168 - István Koren
Session mobility for collaborative pervasive apps using XMPP. 169-174 - Laurie L. Butgereit, Reinhardt A. Botha
An architecture for synchronous micro-volunteering in Africa using social media. 175-180 - Venu Vasudevan, Jehan Wickramasuriya, Siqi Zhao, Lin Zhong:
Is Twitter a good enough social sensor for sports TV? 181-186 - Shoichi Higuchi, Tetsuji Kuboyama
Exploring social context from buzz marketing site - Community mapping based on tree edit distance -. 187-192 - Murat Demirbas, Yavuz Selim Yilmaz, Muhammed Fatih Bulut:
Eywa: Crowdsourced and cloudsourced omniscience. 193-198 - Nicolas Haderer, Romain Rouvoy
A preliminary investigation of user incentives to leverage crowdsensing activities. 199-204 - Deyi Sun, Wing Cheong Lau:
Social relationship classification based on interaction data from smartphones. 205-210 - Archan Misra:
Mobility in Public indoor urban spaces: An Asian perspective. 211 - Iacopo Carreras, Daniele Miorandi, Andrei Tamilin, Emmanuel Ssebaggala, Nicola Conci
Matador: Mobile task detector for context-aware crowd-sensing campaigns. 212-217 - Michela Papandrea
How many places do you visit a day? 218-223 - Gualtiero Colombo, Matthew J. Chorley, Vlad Tanasescu, Stuart M. Allen, Christopher B. Jones, Roger M. Whitaker:
Will you like this place? A tag-based place representation approach. 224-229 - Mirco Rossi, Sebastian Feese, Oliver Amft
AmbientSense: A real-time ambient sound recognition system for smartphones. 230-235 - Valerio Arnaboldi
Sensor Mobile Enablement (SME): A light-weight standard for opportunistic sensing services. 236-241 - Arkadiusz Stopczynski, Jakob Eg Larsen
Participatory bluetooth sensing: A method for acquiring spatio-temporal data about participant mobility and interactions at large scale events. 242-247 - Enrico Gregori, Luciano Lenzini, Valerio Luconi
Sensing the Internet through crowdsourcing. 248-254 - Ranjana Pathak, Peizhao Hu, Jadwiga Indulska
Towards efficient opportunistic communications: A hybrid approach. 255-260 - André Panisson
Fingerprinting temporal networks of close-range human proximity. 261-266 - Hiroshi Kanasugi, Yoshihide Sekimoto, Mori Kurokawa, Takafumi Watanabe, Shigeki Muramatsu, Ryosuke Shibasaki:
Spatiotemporal route estimation consistent with human mobility using cellular network data. 267-272 - Tomotaka Okuno, Akira Utsumi, Masatsugu Ichino, Hiroshi Yoshiura, Isao Echizen:
Ineluctable background checking on social networks: Linking job seeker's résumé and posts. 273-278 - Filipe Beato, Mauro Conti
Friend in the Middle (FiM): Tackling de-anonymization in social networks. 279-284 - Ken Mano, Kazuhiro Minami, Hiroshi Maruyama:
Protecting location privacy with k-confusing paths based on dynamic pseudonyms. 285-290 - Kevin Benton, L. Jean Camp, Vaibhav Garg:
Studying the effectiveness of android application permissions requests. 291-296 - Lien-Wu Chen, Chia-Chen Chang, Pranay Sharma, Jen-Hsiang Cheng, Chien-Cheng Wu, Yu-Chee Tseng:
A lane-level dynamic traffic control system for driving efficiency optimization based on vehicular networks. 297-299 - Carlo Caprini, Mattia Zeni
TinyBox: Social, local, mobile content sharing. 300-302 - Bratislav Predic
ExposureSense: Integrating daily activities with air quality using mobile participatory sensing. 303-305 - Janne Riihijärvi, Petri Mähönen:
Highly scalable data processing framework for pervasive computing applications. 306-308 - Wolfgang Apolinarski, Marcus Handte
PIggy-backed key exchange using online services (PIKE). 309-311 - S. Yousaf Shah, Boleslaw K. Szymanski
Autonomous configuration of spatially aware sensor services in service oriented WSNs. 312-314 - Todd Eaglin, Kalpathi R. Subramanian, Jamie Payton:
3D modeling by the masses: A mobile app for modeling buildings. 315-317 - Darren Carlson, Bashar Altakrouri, Andreas Schrader:
Reinventing the share button for physical spaces. 318-320 - Moustafa Alzantot, Moustafa Youssef
Demonstrating CrowdInside: A system for the automatic construction of indoor floor-plans. 321-323 - Javier Hernandez, Daniel McDuff, Rich Fletcher, Rosalind W. Picard:
Inside-out: Reflecting on your inner state. 324-327 - Kevin Meehan
Context-aware intelligent recommendation system for tourism. 328-331 - Bin Guo, Zhiwen Yu, Xingshe Zhou, Daqing Zhang:
MemPhone: From personal memory aid to community memory sharing using mobile tagging. 332-335 - Joost van Velzen, Marco Zuniga
Let's collide to localize: Achieving indoor localization with packet collisions. 336-339 - Soufiene Djahel
Adaptive traffic management for secure and efficient emergency services in smart cities. 340-343 - Niklas Schnelle, Stefan Funke, Sabine Storandt:
DORC: Distributed online route computation - Higher throughput, more privacy. 344-347 - Jie Yuan, Ted Ward, Sam Honarvar, Tingting Chen, Johnson P. Thomas:
HMM-driven Smart White-space-aware Frame Control Protocol for coexistence of ZigBee and WiFi. 348-351 - Kai Dong, Tao Gu, XianPing Tao, Jian Lu:
JointCache: Collaborative path confusion through lightweight P2P communication. 352-355 - Amro Najjar, Patrick Reignier:
Constructivist ambient intelligent agent for smart environments. 356-359 - Chih-Pin Hsiao, Chen Zhao, Ellen Yi-Luen Do
The Digital Box and Block Test Automating traditional post-stroke rehabilitation assessment. 360-363 - Bastian Könings, Florian Schaub
Who, how, and why? Enhancing privacy awareness in Ubiquitous Computing. 364-367 - Iacopo Carreras, Daniele Miorandi, Andrei Tamilin, Emmanuel Ssebaggala, Nicola Conci
Crowd-sensing: Why context matters. 368-371 - Yukitoshi Kashimoto, Kazuya Ogura, Shinya Yamamoto, Keiichi Yasumoto
Saving energy in smart homes with minimal comfort level reduction. 372-376 - Chance Eary, Mohan Kumar, Gergely V. Záruba:
DiTON: Towards facilitating distributed transactions in opportunistic networks. 377-380 - Sebastian Feese, Bert Arnrich
Towards monitoring firefighting teams with the smartphone. 381-384 - Sven Bendel, Thomas Springer, Daniel Schuster, Alexander Schill, Ralf Ackermann, Michael Ameling:
A service infrastructure for the Internet of Things based on XMPP. 385-388 - Kuldeep Yadav, Dipanjan Chakraborty, Sonia Soubam, Naveen Prathapaneni, Vikrant Nandakumar, Vinayak S. Naik
Human sensors: Case-study of open-ended community sensing in developing regions. 389-392 - Ivan Elhart, Marc Langheinrich
Key challenges in application and content scheduling for Open Pervasive Display Networks. 393-396 - Nitin Shantharam, Thomas Strang, Donald J. Patterson
Interchange: Bidding for green lights. 397-400 - Hongxia Jin, Gökay Saldamli, Richard Chow, Bart P. Knijnenburg:
Recommendations-based location privacy control. 401-404 - Geert Vanderhulst, Lieven Trappeniers:
Dynamic barcodes for a better ubiquitous understanding. 405-408 - Gernot Bahle, Paul Lukowicz, Kai Kunze, Koichi Kise:
I see you: How to improve wearable activity recognition by leveraging information from environmental cameras. 409-412 - Mingsen Xu:
Collaborative opportunistic network coding for persistent data stream in disruptive sensor networks. 413-414 - Chien-Ming Cheng:
A two-tier VANET/P2P system for information retrieval in vehicular environments. 415-416 - Kirak Hong:
Toward large-scale situation awareness applications on camera networks. 417-418 - Muhammad Ashad Kabir
Modeling, managing and reasoning about social contexts for socially-aware applications. 419-420 - Jason B. Forsyth:
Using electronic storyboards to support interdisciplinary design of pervasive computing systems. 421-422 - Sara Khalifa:
Converting context to indoor position using built-in smartphone sensors. 423-424 - Sebastian VanSyckel:
Middleware-based system support for proactive adaptation in pervasive environments. 425-426 - Viet-Duc Le:
Distributed opportunistic sensing in mobile phone sensor networks. 427-428 - Alexandru Popescu, Yong Yao, Markus Fiedler, Adrian Popescu:
Communication mechanisms for cognitive radio networks. 429-434 - Shuta Kako, Takeo Fujii, Osamu Takyu:
Resource control for cognitive multi-hop network in traffic cross environment. 435-440 - Wei Su:
Signal sensing and modulation classification using pervasive sensor networks. 441-446 - Samy El-Tawab, Stephan Olariu:
Communication protocols in FRIEND: A cyber-physical system for traffic Flow Related Information Aggregation and Dissemination. 447-452 - Erol Gelenbe:
Quality of information and energy provisioning (invited paper). 453-457 - Brendan Juba:
Compatibility among diversity Foundations, lessons, and directions of semantic communication. 458-463 - James Schaffer, Byungkyu Kang, Tobias Höllerer, Hengchang Liu, Chenji Pan, Siyu Giyu, John O'Donovan:
Interactive interfaces for complex network analysis: An information credibility perspective. 464-469 - Ara Alexanyan, Hakob Aslanyan, José D. P. Rolim:
Symmetric-key encryption scheme based on the strong generating sets of permutation groups. 470-474 - Anthony Etuk, Timothy J. Norman, Chatschik Bisdikian, Mudhakar Srivatsa:
TAF: A trust assessment framework for inferencing with uncertain streaming information. 475-480 - Xinlei Wang, Jin-Hee Cho, Kevin S. Chan, Moonjeong Chang, Ananthram Swami, Prasant Mohapatra:
Trust and independence aware decision fusion in distributed networks. 481-486 - Vasanth Iyer
SPOTLESS: Similarity patterns of trajectories in label-less sensor streams. 487-492 - Viet Hoang Nguyen, Ellen Munthe-Kaas, Thomas Plagemann:
Quality and energy aware data acquisition for activity and locomotion recognition. 493-498 - Kisung Lee, Raghu K. Ganti, Mudhakar Srivatsa, Prasant Mohapatra:
Spatio-temporal provenance: Identifying location information from unstructured text. 499-504 - Christian Raffelsberger, Hermann Hellwagner
A hybrid MANET-DTN routing scheme for emergency response scenarios. 505-510 - Manki Min, Jonguk Lee:
Maximum throughput flow-based contraflow evacuation routing algorithm. 511-516 - Mazlan Abbas, Nur Husna Md Yusof, Norsheila Fisal:
Performance evaluation of Binary Spray and Wait OppNet protocol in the context of emergency scenario. 517-522 - Antoine Desmet, Erol Gelenbe:
Graph and analytical models for emergency evacuation. 523-527 - Sander Wozniak, Michael Rossberg, Guenter Schaefer:
Towards trustworthy mobile social networking services for disaster response. 528-533 - George Loukas
A taxonomy of cyber attack and defence mechanisms for emergency management networks. 534-539 - Gökçe Görbil, Erol Gelenbe:
Disruption tolerant communications for large scale emergency evacuation. 540-546 - Kyle E. Benson, Nalini Venkatasubramanian:
Improving sensor data delivery during disaster scenarios with resilient overlay networks. 547-552 - Raheleh B. Dilmaghani, Ramesh R. Rao:
Supervisory decision making in emergency response application. 553-558 - Daniele Puccinelli:
A decade of low-power wireless. 559 - Christian Haas, Stephan Munz, Joachim Wilke, Anton Hergenroeder:
Evaluating energy-efficiency of hardware-based security mechanisms. 560-565 - Wafa Ben Jaballah, Mohamed Mosbah
Performance evaluation of key disclosure delay-based schemes in wireless sensor networks. 566-571 - Francesco De Pellegrini, Roberto Riggio
Leakage detection in waterpipes networks using acoustic sensors and identifying codes. 572-577 - Andreas Reinhardt, Delphine Christin
Pre-allocating code mappings for energy-efficient data encoding in Wireless Sensor Networks. 578-583 - Milosh Stolikj, Pieter J. L. Cuijpers
Efficient reprogramming of wireless sensor networks using incremental updates. 584-589 - Daniele Puccinelli, Silvia Giordano
Connectivity and energy usage in low-power wireless: An experimental study. 590-595 - Ronny Klauck, Michael Kirsche
Enhanced DNS message compression - Optimizing mDNS/DNS-SD for the use in 6LoWPANs. 596-601 - Amitangshu Pal, Asis Nasipuri:
DRCS: A Distributed Routing and Channel Selection scheme for multi-channel wireless sensor networks. 602-608 - Christopher Mutschler, Michael Philippsen
Runtime migration of stateful event detectors with low-latency ordering constraints. 609-614 - Piotr Kamisinski, Vera Goebel, Thomas Plagemann:
A reconfigurable distributed CEP middleware for diverse mobility scenarios. 615-620 - Yu Lu
Towards context-aware internet services with unselfish clients. 621-626 - Thibaut Le Guilly, Petur Olsen, Anders P. Ravn, Jesper Brix Rosenkilde, Arne Skou
HomePort: Middleware for heterogeneous home automation networks. 627-633 - Udayanto Dwi Atmojo
System-level approach to the design of collaborative distributed systems based on wireless sensor and actuator networks. 634-639 - Luca Bergesio
PERSEO: A system to personalize the environment response through smart phones and objects. 640-645 - Pietro Cottone, Giuseppe Lo Re
Motion sensors for activity recognition in an ambient-intelligence scenario. 646-651 - Sebastian Zöller, Andreas Reinhardt, Markus Wachtel, Ralf Steinmetz
Integrating wireless sensor nodes and smartphones for energy-efficient data exchange in smart environments. 652-657 - Yuki Nakamura, Shinya Yamamoto, Morihiko Tamai, Keiichi Yasumoto
Supporting daily living activities using behavior logs and Augmented Reality. 658-663 - Paola Jaramillo, Oliver Amft
Improving energy efficiency through activity-aware control of office appliances using proximity sensing - A real-life study. 664-669 - Lukas Ruge, Bashar Altakrouri, Andreas Schrader:
SoundOfTheCity - Continuous noise monitoring for a healthy city. 670-675 - Haik Kalantarian, Sunghoon Ivan Lee, Anurag Mishra, Hassan Ghasemzadeh, Jason J. Liu, Majid Sarrafzadeh:
Multimodal energy expenditure calculation for pervasive health: A data fusion model using wearable sensors. 676-681 - Haesung Lee, Joon Hee Kwon:
Situation and social awareness-based personalized recommendation service in pervasive computing environment. 682-687
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