This is the final program as of June 19, 2017.
The program-at-a-glance shows the structure of all conference related activities, including technical and social events. The accepted papers to be presented are listed below.
Note: There is no need to print this program. All registered participants will receive the program booklet as a part of their registration package. The conference badge serves as a ticket for all coffee breaks and social events.
The Conference Registration Desk will open on each day at 8:30 AM.
Program at-a-glance
Session coding:
– general conference [day]-[no.], where day is {[W]ednesday, [T]hursday, [F]riday}, no. is {1,2,3,4}
Day-by-day program overview
Below you can find a day-by-day overview and a detailed list of technical presentations (the easiest way to search for a specific title or author is by using your browser search function (Ctrl+F)).
Wednesday, June 28
09:00 – 10:30
W-1: Special Session on Enhanced Living Environments (ELEMENT-2017)
- A Game Theoretic Formulation of the Technical Debt Management Problem in Cloud Systems
- Analysis of ICT-based Assistive Solutions for People with Disabilities
- Real-Time Wireless UWB Sensor Network for Person Monitoring
- Identification of real and imaginary movements in EEG using Machine Learning models
- An unobtrusive tool for the detection of mental focus depletion
11:00 – 12:30
W-2: Optical and Radio Communications
Session Chair: Branko Mikac (University of Zagreb, Croatia)
- Impact of Dimming and Aperture on the Optical Wireless Performance in Public Street Lighting
- FSO System Performance Evaluation Based on Calibrated Atmospheric Channel Emulation
- The Future of Optical Interconnects for Data Centers: A Review of Technology Trends
- An Efficient Receiver Architecture for Burst Reception At Very Low SNR
- Joint Channel Estimation for TDS-OFDM Based on Superimposed Training
13:30 – 14:30
W-3: Opening session with keynote talk by Siniša Krajnović “5G and Radio Access Network Architecture”
Ericsson, Sweden)
15:00 – 17:00
W-4: PhD Forum
- On Location privacy vulnerabilities in WiFi networks
- Energy efficient service provisioning in Machine-to-Machine systems
- Choosing application layer protocols for IoT devices
- YouTube QoE Classification Based on Monitoring of Encrypted Traffic
- Analysis of Evolving Software-Systems as Complex Networks
- Adaptive streaming algorithms used in MPEG DASH – QoE problem
- Visual Servoing for Mobile Robot Manipulators
- Early Forest Fire Detection with Deep Neural Networks
- Teleoperation of Mobile Service Robots Over the Network: Challenges and Possible Solutions
- Towards SDN-enabled Application-aware Network Control Architectures
- Objective Real-Time Video Quality Assessment
- Quality of Experience Driven Video Encoding Adaptation Strategies for Cloud Gaming under Network Constraints
- Decision Support System for Managing Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure
- Towards QoE-driven service configuration strategies for multi-party mobile video conferencing
- Building an Agent-Based Model for Study of Product Development Team’s Adaptability
- Stochastic approaches in computational electromagnetics and bioelectromagnetism: the inclusion of stochastic parameter variability
- Analysis of the New CMS Detector Design Properties
An open session for discussion with students standing next to their posters.
Thursday, June 29
09:00 – 10:30
T-1: Special Session on Connected Health Technologies (COHEAT 2017)
- Introducing a Framework for Reporting Behavioral Informatics Interventions
- ICT-Assisted Personalized Therapy and Rehabilitation in Urinary Incontinence
- Usability of Mobile Connected Health Applications: Challenges and Solutions in Design and Evaluation
- Deep learning methods for early seizure alert system
11:00 – 12:30
T-2: Network Traffic and Control
- A cross-comparison between TCP and AQM Algorithms: which is the best Couple for Congestion Control?
- A Dynamic Data Routing Solution for Opportunistic Networks
- QoE Maximizing Bitrate Control for Live Video Streaming on a Mobile Uplink
- Toward Information-Centric Software-Defined Cellular Networks
- Reducing Cellular Networks Power Consumption: the role of Resource Pooling and Cooperation
13:30 – 14:30
T-3: Keynote talk by Wolfgang Kellerer “Flexnets: Evaluating Flexibility in Softwarized Communication Networks”
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Technical University of Munich, Germany
15:00 – 17:00
T-4: Applications: Crisis and Disaster Management, Internet of Things and Social Networks
- Requirements for the next Generation Public Warning and Alert System for Austria
- International Forest Firefighting Concepts based on Aerial Support Strategies
- Security Framework for Visual Sensors and Smart Camera Networks
- An Approach to User interactions with IoT-enabled Spaces
- Towards Context Classification and Reasoning in IoT
- Applying the binary classification methods for discovering the best friends on an online social network
Friday, June 30
09:00 – 10:30
F-1:
Keynote talk by Philippe Cudré-Mauroux “Big Data Integration”
Professor at University of Fribourg, Switzerland
Head of eXascale Infolab
Human-centric Communications in Smart Networks (HUTS) Workshop (part 1)
- Mobile crowd sensing in urban areas: the noise monitoring use case
- Complex service composition in Internet of Things
11:15 – 12:30
F-2:
Human-centric Communications in Smart Networks (HUTS) Workshop (part 2)
- Vision-based Gaze Estimation and its Applications
- Voice Controlled Quiz for People with Hearing Impairment
- Quality of Experience for Virtual Reality: Methodologies, Research Testbeds and Evaluation Studies
- A Quality-based Optimization for Inter-Data-Center Routing: Mathematical Model and Heuristic Algorithms