Title of the
technical session |
Chair(s) |
Themes |
Related Info |
| Approaches or Methods of Security Engineering |
Haeng Kon Kim
Catholic University of DaeGu,
Korea
Tai-hoon Kim
Korea Institute of Information Security & Cryptography,
Korea
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Approaches or methods of security engineering for IT products or systems, Approaches or methods of security engineering for development processes, Approaches or methods of security engineering for operational environments, Parallel use of security assurance approaches or methods, Common criteria (CC) and protection profile (PP) |
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| Authentication, Authorization and Accounting |
Eui-Nam John Huh
Seoul Women's University,
Korea |
AAA technologies for Telematics and Mobile IPv6; AAA technologies for Web services; General Security issues like session management and key exchange; Integration technologies for e-Commerece Applications |
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| Component Based Software Engineering and Software Process Model |
Haeng Kon Kim
Catholic University of DaeGu,
Korea |
Modern application systems are becoming increasingly expensive to build and maintain and users are becoming more sophisticated in terms of the capability they expect. To build such systems, developers must use a large number of standards, protocols, technologies, and tool kits, each one of which is complex and involves a steep learning curve. Development organizations have met this challenge by using off-the-shelf software components that have been developed outside their organization and which provide much of the functionality and capability required, rather than building their own components. Software applications are seldom developed in isolation. Frequently there are many projects building, maintaining and evolving applications, each with its own life-cycle of requirements, design and implementation. It is very important area to gain improvements in productivity and quality across these applications that is necessary to consider the main element of theses solutions, to abstract them from the individual solutions, and to manage them as a core asset of the organization. This workshop brings together researchers, practitioners, and advanced students to exchange, share new ideas, research results and research –in-progress about all aspects (theory, application and tools) of web engineering research and application, discuss the practical challenges encountered and solutions adopted |
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| Computational Geometry and Applications CGA’05 |
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 |
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| Computer Graphics and Rendering Workshop |
Jiawan Zhang
Tianjin University,
China |
Computer Graphics Algorithms,
Geometric Modeling,
Virtual and Augmented Reality,
Real-time Modeling,
Real-time Rendering,
GPU-based Computing,
GPU-based Rendering,
Shading Language Techniques,
Photorealistic Rendering, Non-Photorealistic Rendering,
Computer-Aided Design,
Scientific Visualisation,
Information Visualization,
Applications |
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| Computer Graphics and Geometric Modeling, TSCG'2005 |
Andres Iglesias
University of Cantabria,
Spain
Deok-Soo Kim
Hanyang University,
Korea
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Geometric Modeling; Solid Modeling;
Physically Based Modeling;
Surface Reconstruction;
Volume Visualization;
Autonomous Agents;
Computer Animation;
Computer Art;
Rendering Techniques Multimedia;
Non Photo-Realistic Rendering;
Virtual Reality;
Virtual Environments;
Illumination Models; Texture Models;
Computer Graphics and the Internet (VRML, Java, etc.);
Artificial Intelligence for Computer Graphics;
Computer Graphics Software;
Computer Graphics Applications |
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| Data Mining and Bioinformatics |
Xiaohua Hu
Drexel University,
USA
David Taniar
Monash University,
Australia |
Microarray data analysis, Protein/RNA structure prediction, Genomics and Proteomics, Drug design, Biomedical literature data mining, Modeling of biochemical pathways, Whole, multiple genome comparison, Biological data visualization, Phylogenetics, Biomedical ontologies, System biology and pathways, Biological database management |
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| Digital Device for Ubiquitous Computing |
Hong Joo Lee
DAEWOO Electronics Corp.,
Korea |
Strategic use of Ubiquitous Computing; Department of Digital Device for Ubiquitous Computing; Security Methodology for Ubiquitous Computing. |
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| Grid computing and Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Systems |
Jemal H. Abawajy
Deakin University,
Australia
María S. Pérez
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid,
Spain
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Resource Management and Scheduling;
Data Access and Management;
Advance Resource Reservation and Scheduling; Computational Economy Based Resource Management and Scheduling;
Performance Evaluation and Modelling;
Remote Data Access and Management; Workload and Data Management Services;
Agent and Multi-agent Based Resource Management; Load Sharing and Load Balancing Techniques; Resource and Service Discovery Approaches; Fault-Tolerant Resource Management Approaches;
Grid Portals for Configuration, Management and Monitoring;
Grid Portal design (e.g., Web access to computational Grids and Web access to knowledge Grids);
Network Resource Allocation;
Grid and P2P Security
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| Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Education |
Woochun Jun
Seoul National University,
Korea |
Curriculum development; Instructional design; Development of teaching-learning materials; Learning management systems; Evaluation of ICT education; Development of international standard; Motivation and interactivity; User interface design; Lifelong learning |
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| Information Security & Hiding, ISH'2005 |
Raphael C.-W. Phan
Swinburne University of Technology,
Malaysia |
Cryptology (cryptography, cryptanalysis); Steganology (steganography, steganalysis); Digital Watermarking; Security engineering (side-channel attacks, crypto implementations); Side-channel analysis & countermeasures; Implementation of cryptographic algorithms; Design & analysis of symmetric-key cryptosystems: block ciphers, stream ciphers, hash functions, MACs, modes of operation; Backdoors in ciphers; RFID & privacy; Public-key cryptography; Provable security; Sublimal channels; Covert channels; Public-key steganography |
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| Information Systems Information Technologies (ISIT) |
Youngsong Mun
Soongsil University, Korea |
information retrieval, scientific databases, security, software engineering, biometric technologies, data mining, multimedia, internet and networking, and mobile computing and communications |
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| Internet communications Security (WICS) |
Jose M. Sierra,
Julio C. Hernández,
Juan M. Estevez-Tapiador,
Antonio Izquierdo,
Joaquin Torres,
University Carlos III of Madrid,
Spain |
Authentication and authorization; Intrusion detection and response;
Biometrics; Key management;
Computer Forensics; Mobile communications security; Cryptography and its applications; Network security;
E-Commerce security; Non repudiation;
Information Assurance; Security protocols;
Intellectual property protection; Security for emerging technologies |
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| Methodology of Information Engineering |
Sangkyun Kim
Somansa Co., Ltd,
Korea |
Methodology of IE for IT products or enterprise information systems; Methodology of IE for implementation processes and supports of information systems; Methodology of IE for operational environments |
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| Mobile Communications |
Hyunseung Choo
Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU),
Korea |
The next generation networks are expected to support various communication-intensive and
real-time multimedia applications. The requirement for timely delivery of live audio-visual data raises new challenges for the future integrated-service broadband networks.
Efficient mobile computing mechanisms including home networking and telematics
in mobile networking environment are important issues.
This is an important application area to Computational Science as it requires mathematical
modeling and simulation systems. The goal of this workshop is to share research, experiences, and ideas among researchers in this field. |
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| Modelling Complex Systems |
Heather J. Ruskin
Dublin City University,
Ireland
Ruili Wang
Massey University,
New Zealand |
Biological systems, Physical systems, Social systems, Financial systems, Traffic ad transportation systems, Information Systems |
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| Modeling of Location Management in Mobile Information Systems |
Dong Chun Lee
Howon University,
Korea |
Call Location Management Schemes for Mobile Information Systems; Call Movement Management Strategies of Mobile Networks;
Modeling and Performance Analysis on PCS/IMT-2000/UMTS; Arrangement of Wireless Networks Variants for Different Purposes;
Mobile System and Services - Wireless LAN, W-CDMA and Wireless IP;
QoS Assurance Technologies for Mobile Multimedia Protocol- RSVP, MPLS and DiffServ;
Mobile Intelligent Transport Systems- ITS, LBS, BIS and Telematics;
Security of Wired/Wireless Information Systems. |
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| Molecular structures and processes |
Antonio Lagana
Unversity of Perugia,
Italy |
Methods and algorithms to calculate the electronic structure of molecular
systems (from simple to complex), estimate their statical and dynamical properties, model multiphase equlibrium and non equilibrium behaviour,
simulate the features of innovative materials,energetic and
environmental
processes. |
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| Optimization: Theories and Applications (OTA) 2005 |
Prof. In-Jae Jeong
Prof. Dong-Ho Lee
Prof. Deok-Soo Kim
Hanyang University,
Korea |
Mathematical Programming, Large Scale Optimization, Network Optimization, Combinatorial and Discrete Optimization, Stochastic Optimization, Global Optimization, Optimizations in Biosystems, Optimizations in Telecommunications, Data Mining, Scheduling, Financial Optimization, Supply Chain Management, Production Planning and Control, Quality Control, Manufacturing Systems, Inventory Control and Material Flow, Other Industrial Applications of Operations Research |
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| Parallel and Distributed Computing |
Jiawan Zhang
Tianjin University,
China |
Parallel/Distributed Computing Algorithms, Parallel Architectures,
Grid Computing, Clusters-based Computing, Applications of Parallel/Distributed Techniques
, Large Scale Parallel/Distributed Simulation. |
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| Pattern Recognition & Ubiquitous Computing |
Woongjae Lee
Seoul Women's University,
Korea |
Sensing technology for Ubiquitous computing; Context recognition for Ubiquitous computing; Ubiquitous computing and Augmented Reality; Intelligent interface technology for Ubiquitous computing; Pattern recognition and its application to Ubiquitous computing; Ubiquitous computing security |
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| Spatial Analysis and GIS: Local or Global? |
Stefania Bertazzon
University of Calgary,
Canada
Giuseppe Borruso
University of Trieste,
Italy
Falk Huettmann
Institute of Arctic Biology,
USA
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Computational Methods, Algorithms and Applications. Describe applications of local and global methods;Discuss appropriate data models and representations for either method; Discuss strengths and weaknesses of either approach; Compare the conceptual and theoretical aspects of the two approaches; Compare computational issues and results of either or both applications. |
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| Specific Aspects of Computational Physics for Modelling Suddenly-Emerging Phenomena i |
Paul E. Sterian
Politehnica University,
Romania
Cristian Toma
Titu Maiorescu University,
Romania
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Technological trends make it desirable to blend methods from many disciplines. Wavelet analysis is an example where ideas from mathematics, physics and engineering were combined into a powerful structure. But wavelet analysis do not represent only a method of signal analysis; it represents a part of powerful methods for modeling and simulating suddenly emerging pulses in physics. So we consider that a technical session on all theoretical and practical aspects of modeling and simulating suddenly emerging phenomena and on application in physics would be an opportunity of extending the research field of wavelets analysis and of discovering new environmental fundamental aspects using computer simulation. |
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| Symbolic Computation, SC'2005 |
Andres Iglesias
University of Cantabria,
Spain
Akemi Galvez
University of Cantabria,
Spain |
New packages, notebooks and codes for standard symbolic computation programs with emphasis on possible or real applications to Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Engineering, Biology, Computer Science, Social Sciences, Arts, Entertainment, Architecture, Education, etc.; symbolic computation on the Web; symbolic-numerical interaction for problem-solving environments; new approaches to symbolic computation |
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| The Intelligent Multimedia Services and the Synchronization in Mobile Multimedia Networks |
Dong Chun Lee
Howon University,
Korea Kuinam J. Kim
Kyonggi University,
Korea |
Synchronization Model for Multimedia Object in Mobile Environment; Multimedia Steam Process Algorithm in Mobile Environment; Mobile Multimedia Protocol Services - Wireless LAN, Wideband CDMA and Wireless IP; Next Generation IP Based Multimedia Service; Location Management Schemes for Mobile Multimedia Systems; QoS Multimedia Assurance Technologies; Image Processing in Mobile Environment. |
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| Ubiquitous Web Systems and Intelligence |
David Taniar
Monash University,
Australia
Wenny Rahayu
La Trobe University,
Australia |
Ubiquitous and Mobile Computing, Web Information Systems Management, Web Access and Discovery, Web Intelligence, Web Business, Web and Grid Services, Semantic Web, Human-Web Interaction, Web Technology |
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| Virtual Reality in Scientific Applications and Learning - VRSAL 2005 |
Osvaldo Gervasi
University of Perugia,
Italy |
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 applied to the Cultural Heritage;
Virtual Reality languages (X3D, VRML, Java3D, OpenGL) |
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