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PROGRAM GUIDE

BWCCA-2010The Fifth International Conference on Broadband

and Wireless Computing, Communication and Applications

3PGCIC-2010The Fifth International Conference on

P2P, Parallel, Grid, Cloud and Internet Computing

November 4th - 6th, 2010

Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT)

Fukuoka, Japan

http://www.lsi.upc.edu/~net4all/BWCCA-2010 http://www.lsi.upc.edu/~net4all/3PGCIC-2010

http://www.lsi.upc.edu/~net4all/BWCCA-2010

http://www.lsi.upc.edu/~net4all/3PGCIC-2010

TABLE OF CONTENTS

BWCCA Conference Organizing Comittee 4

Welcome Message of BWCCA-2010 International Conference Organizers 7

Message from BWCCA-2010 International Workshops’ Co-Chairs 9

BWCCA-2010 and 3GPCIC-2010 Keynote 10

Keynote of Prof. Makoto Takizawa, Seikei University, Japan 10

Message from ASTSA-2010 International Workshop Organizers 11

Message from CWECS-2010 International Workshop Organizers 12

Message from DCS-2010 International Workshop Organizers 13

Message from ISSE-2010 International Workshop Organizers 14

Message from MAPWC-2010 International Workshop Organizers 15

Message from NGWMN-2010 International Workshop Organizers 16

Message from NTCAA-2010 International Workshop Organizers 17

Message from RI3C-2010 International Workshop Organizers 18

Message from SCMAS-2010 International Workshop Organizers 19

Message from WSNR-2010 International Workshop Organizers 20

BWCCA-2010 & BWCCA WORKSHOP PROGRAM 21

Thursday, Nov 4, 2010 21

Friday, Nov 5, 2010 26

Sunday, Nov 6, 2010 31

3PGCIC Conference Organizing Committee 35

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Message of 3PGCIC-2010 International Conference Organizers 39

Message from 3PGCIC-2010 Workshops Co-Chairs 41

Message from BIDS-2010 International Workshop Organizers 42

Message from EDTCI-2010 International Workshop Organizers 43

Message from MiDiS-2010 International Workshop Organizers 44

Message from MWVRTA-2010 International Workshop Organizers 45

Message from SIDEUS-2010 International Workshop Organizers 46

Message from SMDMS-2010 International Workshop Organizers 47

Message from SMECS-2010 International Workshop Organizers 48

3PGICC & 3PGICC WORKSHOP PROGRAM 49

Thursday, Nov 4, 2010 49

Friday, Nov 5, 2010 53

Saturday, Nov 6, 2010 56

Additional Information 58

Travel to Conference Venue 58

Taxi Information 59

Local Rail Transportation Map (Fukouka City Area) 60

Maps of the Conference Venue 61

Social Events 64

Internet Access 65

Registration Office 65

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BWCCA Conference Organizing Comittee

General Co-Chairs

Leonard Barolli, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

Fatos Xhafa, Technical University of Catalonia, Spain

Program Committee Co-Chairs

Minoru Uehara, Toyo University, Japan

Ilsun You, Korean Bible University, Korea

Workshops Co-Chairs

Akio Koyama, Yamagata University, Japan

Andrei Doncescu, LAAS, France

Award Co-Chair

Arjan Durresi, Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis, USA

David Taniar, Monash University, Australia

International Liaison Co-Chairs

Takashi Watanabe, Shizuoka University, Japan

Muhammed Younas, Oxford Brookes University, UK

Publicity Co-Chairs

Runhe Huang, Hosei University, Japan

Nik Bessis, University of Bedfordshire, UK

Local Arrangement Co-Chairs

Koki Watanabe, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

Kaoru Sugita, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

Hiroshi Maeda, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

Web Administrator

Joan Arnedo Moreno, Open University of Catalonia, Spain

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Track Areas Chairs

1. Selected Areas in Broadband and Wireless Networks

Kangbin Yim, Soonchunhyang University, Korea

Huiping Sun, Peking University, China

2. Wireless Networks

Ray-Guang Cheng, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taiwan

Hiroshi Matsuno, Yamaguchi University, Japan

3. Ad-Hoc, Sensor, Mesh Networks

Bonam Kim, Chungbuk National University, Korea

Akimitsu Kanzaki, Osaka University, Japan

4. Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing

Feilong Tang, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

Wen-Tzeng Huang, Minghsin University of Science and Technology, Taiwan

5. Multimedia and Web Applications

Yuka Kato, Advanced Institute of Industrial Technology, Japan

Atsushi Tagami, KDDI, Japan

6. Network Security, Trust and Privacy

Yohiaki Hori, Kyushu University, Japan

Huiping Sun, Peking University, China

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7. Mobile, Vehicular and Cellular Networks

Phone Lin, National Taiwan University, Taiwan

Hiroshi Shigeno, Keio University, Japan

8. Distributed Algorithms and Systems

Ryuji Shioya, Toyo University, Japan

Abderazek Ben Abdallah, The University of Aizu, Japan

9. Network Protocols

Vamsi Paruchuri, University of Central Arkansas, USA

Bhed Bahadur Bista, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan

10. Intelligent Networking and Embedded Systems

Salvatore Vitabile, University of Palermo, Italy

Takuo Suganuma, Tohoku University, Japan

11. Network Performance Analasys

Takuo Nakashima, Tokai University, Japan

Hiroki Saitou, Tokyo Denki University, Japan 　

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Welcome Message of BWCCA-2010 International Conference Organizers

Welcome to the 5-th International Conference on Broadband and Wireless Computing,

Communication and Applications (BWCCA-2010). The BWCCA-2010 will be held in

conjunction with 3PGCIC-2010 International Conference from November 4 to November 6,

2010 at Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT), Fukuoka, Japan. The Conference is a forum

for sharing ideas and research work in the emerging areas of broadband and wireless

computing.

Communication networks of today are going through a rapid evolution. Different kinds of

networks with different characteristics are emerging and they are integrating in heterogeneous

networks. For these reasons, there are many interconnection problems which may occur at

different levels in the hardware and software design of communicating entities and

communication networks. These kinds of networks need to manage an increasing usage

demand, provide support for a significant number of services, guarantee their QoS, and

optimize the utilization of network resources.

The success of all-IP networking and wireless technology has changed the ways of living for

people around the world. The progress of electronic integration and wireless communications

is going to pave the way to offer people the access to the wireless networks on the fly, based

on which all electronic devices will be able to exchange the information with each other

whenever necessary. Also, ubiquitous computing is an emerging field of research for

computing paradigms in the 21st century. This emergence is the natural result of research and

technological advances mainly in wireless communications, mobile computing, sensor

networks, ad-hoc networks and agent technologies.

The aim of this conference is to present the innovative researches, and technologies as well

as developments related to broadband networking, and mobile and wireless communications.

BWCCA-2010 received 181 paper submissions and based on review results, we accepted 53

papers for presentation.

The organization of an International Conference requires the support and help of many

people. A lot of people have helped and worked hard to produce a successful BWCCA-2010

technical program and conference proceedings. First, we would like to thank all the authors

for submitting their papers, the Program Committee Members, and the reviewers who carried

out the most difficult work by carefully evaluating the submitted papers.

This year in conjunction with BWCCA-2010 we have 10 International Workshops that

complemented BWCCA-2010 program with contributions for specific topics. We would like

to thank the Workshop Co-Chairs Prof. Akio Koyama (Yagamata University, Japan) and

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Andrei Doncescu, (LAAS, France), and all the workshop organizers for organizing these

workshops.

We thank Joan Arnedo Moreno, Open University of Catalonia, Spain, for his excellent work

and support with the Web Submission and Management System of conference.

We would like to express our gratitude to Prof. Makoto Takizawa for his interesting keynote

talk and his support to the conference.

We would like to give special thanks to FIT and especially Mr. Yoji Unoki, Chairman of

Board of Trustees of FIT for hosting BWCCA-2010, providing the university facilities and his

continuous support.

We would like to thank Fukuoka City and Fukuoka Convention Bureau for their great

support, help, advices and local arrangement.

Finally, we would like to thank the Local Arrangement and the Administration Staff of

Fukuoka Institute of Technology for their support and for making excellent local arrangement

for the conference.

We hope you will enjoy the conference and have a great time in Fukuoka.

BWCCA-2010 International Conference Organizers

BWCCA-2010 General Co-Chairs

Leonard Barolli, Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT), Japan


BWCCA-2010 Program Committee Co-Chairs

Minoru Uehara, Toyo University, Japan

Ilsun You, Korean Bible University, Korea

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Message from BWCCA-2010 International Workshops’ Co-Chairs

Welcome to the Workshops of the 5-th International Conference on Broadband and Wireless Computing,

Communication and Applications (BWCCA-2010). The BWCCA-2010 will be held in conjunction with

3PGCIC-2010 International Conference from November 4 to November 6, 2010 at Fukuoka Institute of

Technology (FIT), Fukuoka, Japan.

This year 10 workshops will be held in conjunction with BWCCA-2010 International Conference. The

workshops are very important part of BWCCA-2010. They cover specific topics related to next generation

networks, network traffic analysis, sensor technologies, smart environments, complex systems, robot control and

communication, wireless communication and mobile networks.

The BWCCA-2010 workshops are as following:

1. Third International Workshop on Next Generation of Wireless and Mobile Networks (NGWMN-2010)

2. Second International Workshop on Network Traffic Control, Analysis and Applications (NTCAA-2010)

3. First International Workshop on Advances in Sensor Technologies, Systems and Applications (ASTSA-

2010)

4. First International Workshop on Intelligent Sensors and Smart Environments (ISSE-2010)

5. First International Workshop on Methods, Analysis and Protocols for Wireless Communication (MAPWC-

2010)

6. First International Workshop on Diagnosis of Complex Systems (DCS-2010)

7. First International Workshop on Cloud, Wireless and e-Commerce Security (CWECS-2010)

8. First International Workshop on Symbiotic Computing and Multiagent Systems (SCMAS-2010)

9. First International Workshop on Robot Interaction, Control, Communication and Cooperation (RI3C-2010)

10. First International Workshop on Wireless Sensor Networks, Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks &

RFID (WSNR-2010)

These workshops bring to the researchers conducting research in specific themes the opportunity to learn from

this rich multi-disciplinary experience.

The Workshop Chairs would like to thank the workshop organizers for their great efforts and hard work in

proposing the workshop, selecting the papers, the interesting programs and for the arrangements of the

workshop during the conference days.

We hope you enjoy the workshops programs and proceedings.

BWCCA-2010 Workshop Co-Chairs

Akio Koyama, Yagamata University, Japan

Andrei Doncescu, LAAS, France

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BWCCA-2010 and 3GPCIC-2010 Keynote

Keynote of Prof. Makoto Takizawa, Seikei University, Japan

Energy-Efficient Distributed Systems

Abstract:

It is now critical to reduce the consumption of natural resources, especially petroleum to resolve air pollutions.

Even in information systems, we have to reduce the total electrical power consumption. A cloud computing

system is composed of a huge number of server computers like Google file systems. There are many discussions

on how to reduce the total power consumption of servers, e.g. by turning off servers which are not required to

execute requests from clients. A Peer-to-Peer (P2P) system is another type of information system which is

composed of a huge number of peer computers where various types of applications are autonomously performed.

In this talk, I would like to discuss how to reduce the total electric energy consumption of types of distributed

systems, i.e. computers interconnected in networks. We consider two types of distributed applications,

transaction-based and communication-based applications. In the transaction-based applications, CPU resources

are mainly consumed like Web applications. On the other hand, in the communication-based applications, a large

volume of data is transmitted in the network like file transfer applications. Based on the experimental studies of

computers and networks, we would like to discuss models which show how much electric power is consumed in

distributed systems for types of applications. Finally, we would like to discuss how to allocate processes/requests

to computers so that not only some requirements (like time constraint) are satisfied but also the total electric

power consumption is minimized.

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Message from ASTSA-2010 International Workshop Organizers

It is my great pleasure to warmly welcome you to ASTSA-2010, the first International Workshop on Advances

in Sensor Technologies, Systems and Applications, which is held in conjunction with BWCCA 2010, the Fifth

International Conference on Broadband and Wireless Computing, Communication and Applications, in Fukuoka

Institute of Technology, Fukuoka, Japan.

Sensors and sensor technology were mainly used in sophisticated machines such as aircrafts, nuclear power

stations and so on, but due to the advancement in technology they are manufactured cheaply and are readily

available for use. Now there is hardly a device which does not have one kind or other sensor attached to it. The

use of sensors is diverse; medical, environment observation, defense, security, etc. This brings challenges to

researchers and engineers to find the efficient ways to deploy sensors, network them, gather sensed data, secured

the network and find new applications where sensors can be used to benefit the humans and protect

environments that affect all. The aim of this workshop is to bring researchers, engineers and academicians who

are working all areas of sensors, sensor technology, systems and applications to one place to present their

innovative researches, have fruitful discussions and understand the challenges that lie ahead.

The workshop contains high quality research papers. We selected seven papers and are divided into two

sessions to be presented during the conference. The session 1A contains the papers related to sensors and

applications of sensor networks and the session 1B contains the papers related to protocols and algorithms for

wireless sensor networks.

It is needless to say that a successful workshop cannot be organized without the help of many individuals. I

would like to express my warm appreciation to the authors who worked hard to write and submit the papers and

the program committee members, who gave their valuable time to review papers and help selecting the high

quality papers.

I hope you will have fruitful exchange of ideas and concepts during the conference time. I also truly hope that

you will enjoy ASTSA-2010 and other joint workshops and conferences along with local hospitality of FIT and

Fukuoka city.

ASTSA-2010 International Workshop Chair

Bhed Bahadur Bista, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan

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Message from CWECS-2010 International Workshop Organizers

Welcome to Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT) and the 2010 International Workshop on Cloud, Wireless

and E-Commerce (CWECS-2010). The CWECS-2010 is held in conjunction with the 5th International

Conference on P2P, Parallel, Grid, Cloud and Internet Computing (3PGCIC-2010), at FIT from November 4 to

November 6, 2010.

With appearance of Cloud computing, Wireless network and E-Commerce applications, different types of

security issues and pivotal challenges include integrity verification, authentication, access control, attack

prevention, etc., are also increasing. Recently, security technologies are booming. However, to achieve the

whole security target for Cloud computing, wireless network and e-commerce, it requires much more than the

mere application of current core technologies. The main purpose of this workshop is to bring together the

researchers from academia and industry as well as practitioners to share ideas, problems and solutions relating to

the multifaceted aspects of Security Technology in Cloud computing, wireless network and e-commerce,

particularly aiming to promote state-of-the-art research in this area.

The aim of CWECS-2010 is to provide a forum for sharing ideas and research work in all areas of Cloud

computing, Wireless network and E-Commerce. This workshop contains high quality research papers. We

selected 17 papers to be presented during the conference, which are divided in 5 sessions: digital signature,

computer forensics, authentication and privacy, cloud and wireless security, and image secret, sensor network

and computer security.

It is impossible to organize such a successful program without the help of many individuals. We would like to

express our appreciation to the authors of the submitted papers, and to the program committee members, who

provided timely and significant reviews.

We hope all of you will enjoy CWECS-2010 and find this a productive opportunity to exchange ideas and

research work with many researches.

CWECS-2010 International Workshop Co-Chairs

Fang-Yie Leu, Tunghai University, Taiwan

Chu-Hsing Lin, Tunghai University, Taiwan

CWECS-2010 International Workshop PC Chair

Yi-Fung Huang, Tunghai University, Taiwan

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Message from DCS-2010 International Workshop Organizers

Welcome to Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT) and the 2010 International Workshop on Diagnosis of

Complex Systems (DCS-2010). The DCS-2010 is held in conjunction with the 5th International Conference on

Broadband and Wireless Computing, Communication and Applications (BWCCA-2010), at FIT from November

4 to November 6, 2010.

The 2010 International Workshop on Diagnosis of Complex Systems (DCS 2010) would like to cover a variety

of theories, principles, and computational techniques for diagnosis, monitoring, testing, reconfiguration, fault-

adaptive control, and repair of complex systems. Applications of these theories, principles, and techniques to

industry-related disciplines and other real-world problems are also important topics of the workshop. The goal of

the workshop is to encourage the interactions and the exchange of theories, techniques, applications, and

experiences amongst researchers and practitioners from different backgrounds: Artificial Intelligence, Control

Theory, Systems Engineering, Software Engineering and other related areas, who share an interest in different

aspects of diagnosis, and the related fields of testing, reconfiguration, maintenance, prognosis, and fault-adaptive

control.

We are grateful to the authors who submitted papers. We would like to thank all program committee members

as well as the reviewers for their support.

Finally, we would like to thank the BWCCA-2010 organizers for their continuous support and cooperation. We

would like to express special thanks to Prof. Leonard Barolli and Prof. Fatos Xhafa for their timely support and

organization.

We wish all of you entertaining and rewarding experience in DCS-2010 and BWCCA-2010 Conference.

DCS 2010 Workshop Organizers

Dr. Andrei Doncescu, LAAS-CNRS, Toulouse, France

Dr. M-Nabil Kabbaj, University of Fez, Morocco

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Message from ISSE-2010 International Workshop Organizers

To automatically provide human-centric services, it is desired to build smart environments for such a purpose.

The background system needs to first detect and collect needed information in the environment via various

sensors like video cameras, RFIDs, infrared sensors, motion sensors, pressure sensors, and ... etc. The

information is then processed for understanding the context and intention of the people in the environment.

Finally services are provided in a timely manner. Sensing technology, embedded systems, wireless

communications, computer vision and intelligent methods are the core to build integrated smart environments.

This workshop wishes to attract state-of-the-art solutions and novel attempts in this field.

2010 International Workshop on Intelligent Sensors and Smart Environments (ISSE-2010) will provide a

platform for researchers to meet and exchange their thoughts. ISSE-2010 will be held in conjunction with the

Fifth International Conference on Broadband and Wireless Computing, Communication and Applications

(BWCCA-2010) in Fukuoka, Japan from Nov. 4th to 6th, 2010. Ten papers were accepted to the workshop. All

the papers were reviewed and recommended by at least two reviewers. We hope all of you will enjoy ISSE-2010

and find this a great opportunity to exchange ideas and research work.

Many people contributed to the CFP and paper review of ISSE-2010. We wish to thank the program committee

members for their great effort. We also would like to express our gratitude to the main organizers of BWCCA-

2010, Prof. Leonard Barolli and Prof. Fatos Xhafa, for their excellent work in organizing the conference. Last

but not least, we would like to thank and congratulate all the contributing authors for their support to the

workshop.

ISSE-2010 International Workshop Co-Chairs

Hui-Huang Hsu, Tamkang University, Taiwan

Chuan-Yu Chang, National Yunlin University of Science and Technology, Taiwan

ISSE-2010 International Workshop PC Chair

Chien-Cheng Lee, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan

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Message from MAPWC-2010 International Workshop Organizers

Welcome to Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT) and International Workshop on Methods, Analysis and

Protocols for Wireless Communication (MAPWC-2010), which will be in conjunction with the 5th International

Conference on Broadband and Wireless Computing, Communication and Applications (BWCCA-2010) at FIT,

Fukuoka, Japan from November 4 to November 6, 2010.

Wireless communications are characterized by high bit-error rates and burst errors, which arise due to

interference fading, shadowing, terminal mobility, and so on. Since the traditional design of the algorithms,

methods and protocols of the wired Internet did not take wireless networks into account, the performance over

wireless networks is largely degraded. Especially, the multi-hop communication aggravates the problem of

wireless communication even further. To solve these problems, there has been increased interest to propose and

design new algorithms and methodologies for wireless communication.

The aim of this workshop is to present the innovative researches, methods and numerical analysis for wireless

communications and wireless networks. The workshop contains high quality research papers, which were

selected carefully by Program Committee Members. We selected 11 papers which will be presented in 3

sessions: Scattering and Diffraction, Wireless Modelling and Applications and Wireless Technologies.




We hope all of you will enjoy MAPWC-2010 and find this a productive opportunity to exchange ideas with

many researchers.

MAPWC-2010 International Workshop Organizers

MAPWC-2010 Workshop Co-Chairs

Kazunori Uchida, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan


MAPWC-2010 Workshop PC Co-Chairs



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Message from NGWMN-2010 International Workshop Organizers

We would like to welcome you to the Third International Workshop on Next Generation of Wireless and

Mobile Networks held in Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT), Fukuoka, Japan from November 4 to

November 6, 2010.

The next generation of wireless and mobile networks is expected to allow a single mobile user to access

heterogeneous wireless and mobile networks. Since wireless cellular networks such as 3G systems (e.g.,

WCDMA, UMTA, cdma200, etc) and WLANs (e.g., IEEE 802.11a/b/e/g/n, WiMax, etc) are two typical existing

networks, the integration and interoperability issues become new challenges. The internetworking of different

types of wireless and mobile networks aims to provide seamless services for the mobile users among different

type of networks. Due to the heterogeneity of different radio access techniques, different types of traffic and

applications, Quality of Service (QoS) guarantee also becomes a critical issue for an integrated wireless and

mobile network. Therefore, this workshop will provide a timely technical forum for the dissemination of new

results in this exciting research area and is devoted to the architectures, protocols, resource management,

mobility management, and scheduling in integrated wireless and mobile networks.

The NGWMN-2010 workshop is intended to bring together researchers from industry and academia to present

their novel research findings in this important theme and discuss on-going and emerging research activities in the

next generation wireless and mobile networks. Each paper of NGWMN-2010 was been checked carefully from

the Program Committee Members and we selected 9 papers for presentation and publication in the conference

proceedings.

Many individuals have contributed to the success of this workshop. First of all, the workshop co-chairs would

like to thank the main conference organizers for giving us the opportunity to organize this workshop with

BWCCA-2010. We are also very grateful to Workshops Co-Chairs for their guidance and continuous support.

Last but not least, we would like to thank all authors for their interest to publish their work in this workshop.

We hope that you will enjoy the workshop and have a pleasant stay in Fukuoka, Japan.

NGWMN-2010 Workshop Co-Chairs


Hsing-Chung Chen, Asia University, Taiwan

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Message from NTCAA-2010 International Workshop Organizers

　Welcome to the Second International Workshop on Network Traffic Control, Analysis and Applications

(NTCAA-2010). The first NTCAA International Workshop was held in conjunction with the Second

International Conference on Computer Science and its Applications in Jeju, Korea in 2009. This is the second

edition of NTCCA and will be held together with Fifth International Conference on Broadband and Wireless

Computing, Communication and Applications (BWCCA-2010) from November 4 to November 6, 2010 at

Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT), Japan

Networks of today are getting very complex. Therefore, network traffic control and analysis are very important

aspects that should be investigated. Also, new paradigms for solving complex problems by enabling large-scale

aggregation and sharing of computational, data and other geographically distributed resources are appearing.

Now, new types of networks with different features and characteristics are integrated together. These topics

require the investigation of many issues such as effective harnessing of Internet connected resources,

development of new methods and techniques, which offer users a transparent, efficient and secured access to

resources, efficient allocation of resources, decentralization and self-organization. These issues present

nowadays real challenges to the development of large distributed systems and applications. The aim of this

workshop is to present innovative research, methods and techniques related to Network Traffic Control, Network

Performance Analysis and Evaluation, Network Security, P2P, Ad-Hoc Networks, Sensor Networks and Internet

computing.

For organizing an international workshop, the support and help of many people is needed. First, we would like

to thank all the authors for submitting their papers and reviewers who carefully evaluated the submitted papers.

We hope that you find NTCAA-2010 final program inspiring and that the workshop provides you with

opportunity to interact, share ideas with, and learn from the other researchers working in the fields of network

traffic control, analysis and applications. We also encourage you to continue to participate in future editions of

NTCAA workshop in order to contribute to the growing of this community.

NTCAA-2010 Workshop Co-Chairs

Takuo Nakashima, Tokai University, Japan


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Message from RI3C-2010 International Workshop Organizers

Welcome to Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT) and the First International Workshop on Robot Interaction,

Control, Communication and Cooperation (RI3C-2010), which will be held in conjunction with the 5th

International Conference on Broadband and Wireless Computing, Communication and Applications (BWCCA-

2010) at FIT, Fukuoka, Japan from November 4 to November 6, 2010.

Robots are being steadily introduced into modern everyday life and are expected to play a key role in the near

future. Typically, the robots are deployed in situations where it is too dangerous, expensive, tedious, and

complex for humans to operate. Although many of the real-life applications may only need a single robot, a large

number of them require the cooperation, coordination and communication of a team of robots to accomplish a

certain task. The use of multiple robots of overlapping capabilities offers a cost-effective and more robust

solution. This redundancy in the robots' capabilities makes the overall system more flexible and fault-tolerant.

This workshop focuses on the emerging field of robot interaction, communication and cooperation bringing

together research and application of methodology from robotics, human factors, human-computer interaction,

interaction design, cognitive psychology, education and other fields to enable robots to have more natural and

more rewarding interactions, communication and cooperation with humans throughout their spheres of

functioning.

The design of an efficient collaborative multi-robot framework that ensures the autonomy and the individual

requirements of the involved robots is a very challenging task. Developing operational multi-robot teams

involves research on a number of topics such as fault tolerant cooperative control, adaptive action selection,

distributed control, robot awareness of team member actions, improving efficiency through learning, inter-robot

communication, action recognition, local versus global control, and metrics for measuring the success.

The aim of this workshop is to present the innovative researches, technologies and new concepts, services and

application software of robotic systems.

The papers of RI3C-2010 were checked carefully by Program Committee Members and we selected 10 high

quality papers for presentation in the workshop and publication in CPS proceedings.

The organization of an International Workshop needs the help of many people. We would like to express our

appreciation to the authors of the submitted papers, and to the program committee members

We hope all of you will enjoy RI3C-2010 program and your stay in Fukuoka.

RI3C-2010 International Workshop Co-Chairs

Hitoshi Kino, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan


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Message from SCMAS-2010 International Workshop Organizers

Welcome to Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT) and the 2010 International Workshop on Symbiotic

Computing and Multiagent Systems (SCMAS-2010). The SCMAS-2010 is held in conjunction with the 5th

International Conference on Broadband and Wireless Computing, Communication and Applications (BWCCA-

2010), at FIT from November 4 to November 6, 2010.

On behave of the programming committee, we would like to thank to all authors who submit their latest results

to the SCMAS-2010. This workshop covers a variety of topics mainly related with symbiosis between human

and IT environment. The most common topic in the workshop is the communication networks/systems, followed

by the real-world-oriented computing, real/cyber space integration, real-world sensing technologies, advanced

human-machine interaction, social computing, ubiquitous network, social information systems, context-aware

systems, and symbiotic computing. This workshop also discusses the technologies to realize those advanced

computing, concentrating on the Agent Technology and Multiagent Systems (MAS).

The aim of SCMAS-2010 is to provide a forum for sharing ideas and research work in all areas of symbiotic

computing, multiagent systems, and their applications. We selected 7 excellent papers to be presented during the

conference, which are divided into 2 sessions: Agent Technology and Multiagent Systems and Symbiotic

Computing and Applications.

We believe that participants would enjoy discussions with researchers come from the related

academic/industrial communities and catch up with the latest results in this fields.

SCMAS-2010 International Workshop Chair

Takuo Suganuma, Tohoku University, Japan

SCMAS-2010 International Workshop PC Co-Chairs

Shigeru Fujita, Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan

Gen Kitagata, Tohoku University, Japan

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Message from WSNR-2010 International Workshop Organizers

Welcome to Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT) and the 2010 International Workshop on Wireless Sensor

Networks, Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks & RFID (WSNR-2010). The WSNR-2010 is held in

conjunction with the 5-th International Conference on International Conference on Broadband and Wireless

Computing, Communication and Applications, at FIT from November 4 to November 6, 2010.

RFID and WSN the two basic elements of pervasive computing has gathered the interest of research

community over the past few years as it has opened new challenges with the development of interesting

application like surveillance, environment monitoring, supply chain management, real time asset tracking and

logistics etc. The development of efficient protocols for WSN communication as well as development of RFID

based WSN motes itself posed numerous challenges for the research community.

The purpose of this workshop is to establish a platform for discussing the challenges raised by the evolution of

RFID & WSN. It also aims to provide a forum for researchers, practitioners and experts in RFID & WSN around

the world to present their results and exchange their ideas and experience in this field.

I would like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to all the committee members, reviewers and

authors who contributed to this workshop making it a success.

Once again we welcome you to Fukuoka, Japan. We wish you a rewarding and interesting workshop.

WSNR-2010 International Workshop Chair

Vidyasagar Potdar, Curtin University of Technology, Australia

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BWCCA2010

The Fifth International Conference on Broadband

and Wireless Computing, Communication and Applications

BWCCA2010 & BWCCA WORKSHOP PROGRAM

Thursday, Nov 4, 2010

09:00 – 10:30 Single Session

Keynote (Prof. Makoto Takizawa)—Lecture Hall C Building

10:30 – 11:00 Coffee Break

11:00 – 12:30 Parallel Sessions

BWCCAS1: Adhoc Networks – Room D36

Chair: Akio Koyama, Yamagata University, Japan

1. Efficient Address Management for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Sudath Indarsinghe, Rubem Pereira and John Haggerty

2. Analysis of MANET Routing Protocols for Indoor Environment

Makoto Ikeda, Elis Kulla, Masahiro Hiyama, Leonard Barolli and Makoto Takizawa

3. A Zone Based Routing Protocol for Ad Hoc Networks and Its Performance Improvement by

Reduction of Control Packets

Yuki Sato, Akio Koyama and Leonard Barolli

4. Multihopped Wireless Disaster Information Network by Automatic Directional Antenna Control

Method Daisuke Asahizawa, Yoshitaka Shibata

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BWCCAS2 : Sensor Networks I – Room D35

Chair: Takahiro Hara, Osaka University, Japan

1. Impact of Mobile Sink for Wireless Sensor Networks Considering Different Radio Models and

Performance Metrics

Tao Yang, Gjergji Mino, Leonard Barolli, Fatos Xhafa and Arjan Durresi

2. A Communication Protocol to Improve Fairness and Data Amount on Sensor Data Collection

with a Mobile Sink

Wataru Seino, Tomoki Yoshihisa, Takahiro Hara and Shojiro Nishio

3. AntSens: An Ant Routing Protocol for Large Scale Wireless Sensor Networks

Mukul Goyal, Weigao Xie, Hossein Hosseini and Yusuf Bashir

4. Solving KCoverage Problem in Wireless Sensor Networks Using Improved Harmony Search

Shohreh Ebrahim Nezhad, Hoda Jalal Kamali and Mohsen Ebrahimi Moghaddam

WRI3CS1: Teleoperation and Robot Control – Room D34

Chair: Hitoshi Kino, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

1. Teleoperation of a Robot Arm System, Using Pneumatic Artificial Muscles – Teleoperation Over

the Internet using UDP and a Web Camera

Tomonori Kato, Tomoaki Higashi, Kenichi Shimizu

2. Application of a JXTAOverlay P2P Control System for a Biped Walking Robot

Keita Matsuo, Youichi Ogata, Evjola Spaho, Fatos Xhafa, Leonard Barolli

3. Study on Increase in Propulsion of Flexible Linear Actuator

Kazuhiro Ohyama, Yasushi Hyakutake, Hitoshi Kino

WNGWMNS1: Wireless Traffic Control an Resource Allocation – Room D33

Chair: Leonard Barolli, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

1. Evaluation of a FuzzyBased CAC Scheme for Different Priorities in Wireless Cellular Networks

Taku Ikebata, Gjergji Mino, Leonard Barolli, Fatos Xhafa, Arjan Durresi, Akio Koyama

2. Adaptive Mixed Bias Resource Allocation for Wireless Mesh Networks

Jason B. Ernst, Thabo Nkwe

3. Effect of Adaptive RTS/CTS ON/OFF Control Method for Mitigating Transmission Overhead of

IEEE802.11DCF

Tetsuya Shigeyasu, Hiroshi Matsuno

WMAPWCS1: Scattering and Diffracton – Room D32

Chair: Hiroshi Maeda, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

1. Numerical Analysis of Scattered Electromagnetic Wave by a Dielectric Cylinder with high

contrast by CIP Method

Hiroshi Maeda, Hiroyuki Terashima, Tetsuo Maruyama, Shinjiro Hironaka

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2. Back Scattering from Target Above Random Rough Surface

Kazunori Uchida, Junichi Honda, Shunsuke Nakashima, KwangYeol Yoon

3. Characteristics of Diffracted Waves Going Over Building Rooftop

Jiro Iwashige, Leonard Barolli, Katsuki Hayashi

4. Electromagnetic Scattering from Cylinders Located Near Periodic Cylinder Array

Koki Watanabe, Yoshimasa Nakatake

12:30 – 14:00 Lunch Break


BWCCAS3: Parallel and Multicore Systems– Room D36

Chair: Ryuji Shioya, Toyo University, Japan

1. Parallel Implementation of a Balancing Domain Decomposition Method for Multicore

Processors Masao Ogino, Hiroshi Kawai, Ryuji Shioya and Shinobu Yoshimura

2. Parallel CAE System for Large Scale Problems Based on Computer Network

Ryuji Shioya, Masao Ogino and Hiroshi Kawai

3. Architecture and Design of Efficient 3D NetworkonChip (3D NoC) for Custom MultiCore SoC

Akram Ben Ahmed , Abdderazek Ben Abdallah, Kenichi Kuroda

4. Advanced Design Issues for OASIS NetworkonChip Architecture

Kenichi Mori, Adam Esch, Abderazek Ben Abdallah and Kenichi Kuroda

BWCCAS4 : Mesh and AdHoc Networks – Room D35

Chair: Fatos Xhafa, Technical University of Catalonia, Spain

1. Tuning Operators of Genetic Algorithms for Mesh Routers Placement Problem in Wireless Mesh

Networks

Fatos Xhafa, Christian Sánchez , Admir Barolli , Rozeta Miho, Leonard Barolli and Makoto

Takizawa

2. Autonomous Power Supplied Wireless Mesh Network for Disaster Information System

Toshihiro Suzuki and Yoshitaka Shibata

3. Impact of Source and Destination Movement on MANET Performance Considering BATMAN

and AODV Protocols

Elis Kulla, Makoto Ikeda, Leonard Barolli and Rozeta Miho

4. Provisioning Vehicular Ad hoc Networks with Quality of Service Gongjun Yan, Danda B Rawat

and Bhed Bahadur Bista

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WRI3CS2: Intelligent Methods and Models for Robotics– Room D34

Chair: Hitoshi Kino, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan.

1. Decision Method of Internal Force for Sensorless Positioning of Musculoskeletal System

Hitoshi Kino, Shiro Kikuchi, Kenji Tahara

2. Character Modeling and Calligraphic Learning by Haptic Device

Hiroyuki Fujioka, Hiroyuki Kano, Sousuke Kakehi

3. Operational Feel Adjustment for PowerAssisted positioning by an ActorCritic Method

Tetsuya Morizono

WNGWMNS2: Wireless Communication– Room D33

Chair: HsingChung Chen, Asia University, Taiwan.

1. Field Estimation for Terrestrial Digital Broadcasting in Western Part of Fukuoka

Kazunori Uchida, Junichi Honda, Masafumi Takemasu, Toshiaki Tazume

2. Particle Swarm Opertimization on DSI Method for PAPR Reduction in OFDM Systems

ShuHong Lee, HoLung Hong

3. Phase Error Cancellation for OFDM Systems Using Adaptive Filters

ChiaHsin Cheng, KaiJie Chen, GwoRuey Lee, YungFa Huang

WMAPWCS2: Wireless Modelling and Applications– Room D32

Chair: Koki Watanabe, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

1. Relations Among 10minute Precipitation, Rainfall Intensity and KuBand Rain Attenuation in

Kyushu Island, Japan

Kiyotaka Fujisaki, Goshi Sato, Mitsuo Tateiba

2. Delay Profile Using Scale Model Method for Microcell in Urban Areas

Ryuichiro Iwakuma, Yu Funaki, Toyakazu Mine and Shinichi Ichitsubo

3. Application Techniques of Particle Swarm Optimization

Zhiqi Meng



BWCCAS5: Practical Securtiy and Privacy Application I – Room D36

Chair: Ilsun You, Korean Bible University, Korea.

1. A Solution to Protect USB Keyboard Data

Kyungroul Lee ,Wansoo Kim, Kuangjin Bae and Kangbin Yim

2. Managing some Security Risks Related to the Deployment of Multifarious Authentication and

Authorization in a Virtual Environment

Annette Tolnai and Sebastiaan Von Solms

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3. An Analytical Evaluation of Network Security Modelling Techniques Applied to Manage Threats

Valentina Viduto, Carsten Maple and Wei Huang

BWCCAS6: Optical Networks – Room D35

Chair: Akio Koyama, Yamagata University, Japan

1. Differentiated Bandwidth Allocation and Wavelength Assignment Method in WDM EPON

MinJun Kim, YongSuk Jang, YongDo Choi and SungHo Kim

2. Design and Evaluation of Fiber Direct Coupling Optical Antennas for Next Generation Optical

Wireless Communication Systems

Koichi Takahashi and Nobuo Nakajima

3. InterONU Scheduling Scheme for QoS Guarantee in 10G EPON

JaeHyun Jun, Zhibin Yu, MinSuk Jung and SungHo Kim

WRI3CS3: Robot Applications – Room D34

Chair: Hitoshi Kino, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

1. A Method for Event Handling on Robot Town Platform and the Sharable Personal Mobility

Robot

Takafumi Ienaga, Yosuke Senta, Daisaku Arita, Yoshihiko Kimuro, Kouji Murakami, Tsutomu

Hasegawa

2. Experimental Studies on Various Types of Animal Mimicking Robots

Yoshiyuki Kawamura

3. Iterative Learning Scheme for a Redundant Musculoskeletal Arm: Learning in Task Space with

both Muscle and Joint Redundancies

Kenji Tahara and Hitoshi Kino

4. Development of Detection System for the Bed Accident Using Ultrasonic Wave Sensor Hiroyuki

Agatsuma, Takehiko Abe, Takuya Tajima, Haruhiko Kimura

WNGWMNS3: Intelligent Algorithms – Room D33

Chair: HsingChung Chen, Asia University, Taiwan

1. An Intelligent FuzzyBased Cluster Head Selection System for Wireless Sensor Networks and Its

Performance Evaluation

Hironori Ando, Leonard Barolli, Arjan Durresi, Fatos Xhafa and Akio Koyama

2. Jump Resonance Analysis for Systems with Parametric Uncertainties

LiShan Ma, ChihHung Wu, JiehLa Jaw, BingFei Wu, JauWoei Perng

3. Dynamic Forensics System with Intrusion Tolerance Based on Hierarchical Colour PetriNets

HsingChung Chen, JaiZong Sun, ZhenDong Wu

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WMAPWCS3:Wireless Technologies – Room D32

Chair: Mario Koeppen, Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan

1. 2D Wave Propagation Characteristics of the CIP Method with Amplitude Error Compensation

Tsuyoshi Matsuoka

2. FrequencySelection Properties for Composite Periodic Structures

Maurice Sesay and Mitsuhiro Yokota

3. Heuristic Maxmin Fairness for the Wireless Channel Allocation Problem

Mario Koeppen, Rodrigo Verschae, Kaori Yoshida, Masato Tsuru

4. A Newly Design of Circular Polarized Planar Antennae

Mayumi Matsunaga, Toshiaki Matsunaga

19:00 – 21:00 Welcome Reception Party

Friday, Nov 5, 2010


BWCCAS7 : Sensors Networks II – Room D36

Chair: Hiroshi Shigeno, KeioUniversity, Japan

1. Examination of Selection for Relay Nodes Adapted to Priority of Transportation in Triage

Network Hiroki Tamura, Hikaru Kobayashi, Hiroshi Shigeno and Kenichi Okada

2. Energyefficient Code Dissemination using Minimal Virtual Backbone in Sensor Network

Jisun Kim, Jiyoung Lim and Kijoon Chae

3. Defect Identification by Sensor Network under Uncertainties

Tomonari Furukawa, Jinquan Cheng, Shen Hin Lim, Fei Xu and Ryuji Shioya

BWCCAS8: Networks Algorithms and Protocols – Room D35

Chair: Kazunori Uchida, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

1. EnergyEfficient Server Selection Algorithms for Network Applications

Tomoya Enokido, Ailixier Aikebaier and Makoto Takizawa

2. Modified Estimation Algorithm for Radio Communication Distance along Random Rough

Surface Junichi Honda, Kazunori Uchida and KwangYeol Yoon

3. Bandwidth Reservation Method to Consider Reservation Failure in VLAN

YongDo Choi, JaeHyun Jun, GiBeom Kil and SungHo Kim

4. Solid Convexhull Sequential Support Vector Machine

Zhibin Yu, MinJun Kim, KyungSeok Park and SungHo Kim

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WCWECSS1: Digital Signature – Room D34

Chair: FangYie Leu, Tunghai University, Taiwan

1. Contract Signatures in ECommerce Applications

Lien Harn, ChuHsing Lin and CheWei Hu

2. A Proxy Partially Blind Signature Scheme with Proxy Revocation

FuwYi Yang and LingRen Liang

3. Varied Oblivious Transfer Protocols Enabling Multireceiver and Applications

ShiuhJeng Wang, YuhRen Tsai, ChienChih Shen

4. Efficient Modular Exponentiation Resistant to Simple Power Analysis in DSAlike Systems

ChiaYu Lu, WuChuan Yang, ChiSung Laih

WISSES1: Intelligent Networks – Room D33

Chair: ChienCheng Lee, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan

1. Detour Routing Protocol for Geographic Sensor Networks

Lihchyau Wuu, WenBin Li and WenChung Kuo

2. Fast Seamless Secure Handoff for Loosely Coupled Systems in Heterogeneous Wireless Mobile

Networks

BenJye Chang, YingHsin Liang and ShouChi Liang

3. The Decision Scheme of Frame Important Factor for Video Streaming System HuanYao Kang

and ChingLung Chang

WASTSAS1: Sensors and Applications – Room D32

Chair: Bhed Bhadur Bista, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan

1. LiNSA: Library Navigation System Using Sensors and Smartphones

Kazuki Watanabe, Tomoyuki Takahashi, Kaoru Takahashi, Toshihiko Ando, Yoshifumi Sasaki,

and Tatsuya Funakoshi

2. NetworkAdaptive Multipath Video Delivery Over Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks Based

on Packet and Path Priority Scheduling

Amir Rastegar Lari and Behzad Akbari

3. Received Signal Strength Technique Performance in Sensor Network Localization Application

Kazim Firat Taraktas, Osman Ceylan and Bulent Yagci

4. HopbyHop Reliable Data Deliveries for Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks

Muhammad Ayaz, Azween Abdullah, and Ibrahima Faye



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BWCCAS9: Practical Security and Privacy Application II – Room D36

Chair: Kangbin Yim, Soonchunyang University, Korea

1. Towards a Common Notion of Privacy Leakage on Public Database

Shinsaku Kiyomoto and Keith M. Martin

2. Constructivist Approach To Information Security Awareness in the Middle East

Mohammed Boujettif and Yongge Wang

3. A Contextual Access Control Model

Narhimene Boustia and Aicha Mokhtari

4. Redundancy and Defense Resource Allocation Algorithms to Assure Service Continuity

Against Natural Disasters and Intelligent Attackers

Frank Yeong-Sung Lin, Yu-Shun Wang, Po-Hao Tsang and Jui-Pin Lo

BWCCAS10: Distributed Scemes and Protocols – Room D35

Chair: Minoru Uehara, Toyo University, Japan

1. A Scalable Hybrid Time Protocol for Heterogeneous Group

Isamu Tsuneizumi, Ailixier Aikebaier, Makoto Ikeda, Tomoya Enokido, Makoto Takizawa

2. Queue Management for the Heavytailed Traffics

Takuo Nakashima

3. Fault Tolerant Methods for Intermitted Failures in Virtual Large Scale Disks

Minoru Uehara

4. Two Types of Trustworthiness of Acquaintances in PeertoPeer (P2P) Overlay Networks

Soichi Sawamura, Admir Barolli, Ailixier Aikebaier, Valbona Barolli, Makoto Takizawa

WCWECSS2: Computer Forensics –Room D34


1. VoIP Digital Evidence Forensics Standard Operating Procedure (DEFSOP)

ILong Lin, YunSheng Yen, BoLin Wu, HsiangYu Wang

2. Fast Deployment Of Computer Forensics with USBs

ChungHuang Yang, PeiHua Yen

3. Source Camera Identification in Real Practice: A Preliminary Experimentation

Aniello Castiglione, Giuseppe Cattaneo, Maurizio Cembalo, Umberto Ferraro Petrillo

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WISSES2: Human Behavior Understanding – Room D33

Chair: ChuangYu Chang, National Yunlin Univerity of Science and Technology, Taiwan

1. Frequency Domain Analysis of Human Motions in Surveillance Video

HsuanTng Chang, ChangSian Chen, ChungWen Hung and DayFann Shen

2. Automatic Facial Skin Defect Detection System

ChuanYu Chang, ShangCheng Li, PauChoo Chung, JuiYi Kuo and YungChin Tu

3. FingertipWriting Alphanumeric Character Recognition for VisionBased Human Computer

Interaction

ChienCheng Lee, ChengYuan Shih and BorShenn Jeng

4. A Motion Planning of Swarm Robots Using Genetic Algorithm

Chienchou Lin, Po Yuan Hsiao and KunCheng Chen

WASTSAS2: Protocols and Algorithms – Room D32

Chair: Bhed Bhadur Bista, IwatePrefectural University, Japan

1. Enhancing RSSI Technologies in Wireless Sensor Networks by Using Different Frequencies

Osman Ceylan, K. Firat Taraktas, H. Bulent Yagci

2. A Novel Adaptable Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

Aravind K. G and Manohara Pai M. M.

3. Multipath Data Transfer in Wireless Multimedia Sensor Network

Shobha Poojary and Manohara Pai M. M.



BWCCAS11: Wireless Networks – Room D36

Chair: Leonard Barolli, Fukuoka Institute of Technology

1. Mobility based MIMO Link Adaptation in LTE–Advanced Cellular Networks

Vishwanath Ramamurthi and WeiPeng Chen

2. Reliable Message Broadcast Scheme in Distributed Agreement Protocols

Ailixier Aikebaier, Tomoya Enokido and Makoto Takizawa

3. Application of Genetic Algorithms for QoS Routing in Mobile AdHoc Networks: A Survey

Admir Barolli, Makoto Takizawa, Fatos Xhafa and Leonard Barolli

4. Wireless Link Selection by Time Transitional AHP Based on Emergent Policy in Cognitive

Wireless Network Noriki Uchida, Kazuo Takahata, Yoshitaka Shibata

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BWCCAS12: Multimedia and Disaster Information Systems – Room D35

Chair: Hiroshi Matsuno, Yamaguchi University, Japan

1. Wireless Distributed Network System for Relief Activities after Disasters A Field Experiment

for Channel Setting and A System for Information Exchange Among Shelters

Misako Urakami, Satoshi Innami, Makoto Kamegawa, Tetsuya Shigeyasu and Hiroshi Matsuno

2. Performance Evaluation of PC Router based Cognitive Wireless LANs for Disaster Information

System

Goshi Sato and Yoshitaka Shibata

3. Distributed Disaster Information System in DTN based Mobile Communication Environment

Yutaka Sasaki and Yoshitaka Shibata

4. A Cloudbased Support System for Offshore Software Development

Yuki Kaeri, Yusuke Manabe, Kenji Sugawara, Claude Moulin, JeanPaul A. Barthès

WCWECSS3: Authentication and Privacy – Room D34


1. Based on Mobile RFID Device to Design a Secure Mutual Authentication Scheme

ChinLing Chen, JinnKe Jan and ChihFeng Chien

2. The Iterative Distributed Reauthentication Scheme Based on EAPAKA in 3G/UMTSWLAN

Heterogeneous Mobile Networks

ShenHo Lin, JungHui Chiu, SungShiou Shen

3. Transparent Digital Rights Management System with Superdistribution ChihTa Yen, Hrong

Twu Liaw, NaiWei Lo, TingChun Liu, Jay Stu

WISSES3: Image and Video Analysis – Room D33

Chair: ChuangYu Chang, National Yunlin Univerity of Science and Technology, Taiwan

1. Gaussian Distributive Filtering in Histogram Equalization

PingHsien Lin, HsuChun Yen and Chiachen Yu

2. A 3D Model Retrieval System Based On The Cylindrical Projection Descriptor

JauLing Shih, ChangHsing Lee, ChihHsun Chou and HsiangYuen Chang

3. An Information Hiding Scheme Using Magic Squares MingGun Wen, SuChieng Huang, Chin

Chuan Han

WDCSS1: Fault Detection and Diagnosis– Room D32

Chair: Andrei Doncescu, LAAS, France

1. A Wrapper Approach Based on Clustering for Sensors Selection of Industrial Monitoring

Systems

Cesar Uribe, Claudia Isaza, Oscar Gualdron, Cristian Duran, Adrian Carvajal

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2. Discrete Flatness for Nonlinear Systems FDI

Nan Zhang, Andrei Doncescu, Felix Mora Camino

3. Feature Selection in Automotive Diagnosis Using Fuzzy ARTMAP Classification and Conflict

Intersection

Mourad Benkaci, Andrei Doncescu, Bruno Jammes

4. A Diagnosis Approach Based on Kolmogorov Complexity

Nabil Kabbaj, Andrei Doncescu, Mourad Benkaci


19:0021:00 Moving from FIT to Hakata Centraza Hotel by Train for Conference Banquet (Arranged

Individually)

Sunday, Nov 6, 2010


BWCCAS13: Network Security, Privacy and Trust – Room D36

Chair: Arjan Durresi, IUPUI, USA

1. Darknet Monitoring on RealOperated Networks

Seiichiro Mizoguchi, Yoshiro Fukushima, Yoshiaki Kasahara, Yoshiaki Hori and Kouichi Sakurai

2. Secure Hybrid Communications for Medical Applications

Arjan Durresi, Mimoza Durresi, Zeynep Salih and Leonard Barolli

3. Comments on a OneWay Hash Chain Based Authentication for FMIPv6

Ilsun You and JongHyouk Lee

4. Malware Obfuscation Techniques: A Brief Survey

Ilsun You, Kangbin Yim

BWCCAS14: Distributed Algorithms and Systems – Room D35

Chair: Abderazek Ben Abdallah, The University of Aizu, Japan

1. An Iterative Domain Decomposition Method of Magnetostatic Problems based on a Mixed

Formulation

Daisuke Tagami

2. Introduction of a Direct Method at Subdomains in Nonlinear Magnetostatic Analysis with

HDDM Shinichiro Sugimoto, Masao Ogino, Hiroshi Kanayama and Shinobu Yoshimura

3. A Parallel Skyline Solver for Coarse Grid Correction of BDD Preconditioning in Domain

Decomposition Method

Hiroshi Kawai, Masao Ogino, Ryuji Shioya, and Shinobu Yoshimura

4. An Approximation for Fresnel Function to Reduce Computation Time Based on DRTM

Kazunori Uchida, Junichi Honda, Yuuki Kimura

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WCWECSS4: Cloud and Wireless Security – Room D34

Chair: ChuHsing Lin, Tunghai University, Taiwan

1. Mutual Authentication with Dynamic Keys in an IEEE802.16e PKM Environment

YiFung Huang, FangYie Leu, ChaoHong Chiu

2. Securing the Cloud's Core Virtual Infrastructure

A. Tolnai, S.H. Von Solms

3. A BiologicallyModeled Intrusion Detection System for Mobile Networks

Brian C. Williams, Errin W. Fulp

WSCMASS1: Agent Technology and Multiagent Systems – Room D33

Chair: Takuo Suganuma, Tohoku University, Japan

1. Design and Implementation of Repositorybased Agent Organization Method on Heterogeneous

Agent Platform

Takahiro Uchiya, Tetsuo Kinoshita

2. An OWLbased Ontology to Represent Knowledge about Location, Space and Perceputual

Primitives

Shigeru Fujita, Kenji Sugawara

3. Multiagent Architecture of Knowledge based Network Management Support System

Kazuto Sasai, Gen Kitagata, Tetsuo Kinoshita

4. Perceptual Integration of Realspace and Virtualspace based on Symbiotic Reality

Hiroshi Noguchi, Takuo Suganuma, Tetsuo Kinoshita



WNTCCAS1: Network Performance Analysis – Room D36

Chair: Takuo Nakashima, Tokai University, Japan

1. Behavior Shaver: An Application Based Layer 3 VPN that Conceals Traffic Patterns using SCTP

Mamoru Mimura, Hidehiko Tanaka

2. DDoS Detection Technique using Statistical Analysis to Generate Quick Response Time

Shunsuke Oshima, Takuo Nakashima and Toshinori Sueyoshi

3. Experimental Evaluation of a MANET Tesbed in Indoor Stairs Scenarios

Masahiro Hiyama, Makoto Ikeda, Leonard Barolli, Elis Kulla, Fatos Xhafa, Arjan Durresi

4. Implementation and Evaluation of Distributed Hash Table Using MPI Daisuke Tsukamoto,

Takuo Nakashima

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WWSNRS1: Wireless Sensor Networks Protocols – Room D35

Chair: Vidyasagar Potdar Curtin University, Australia

1. Wireless Sensor Network Transport Protocol A State of the Art

A.J. Dinusha Rathnayaka, Vidyasagar Potdar, Atif Sharif, Saeed Sarencheh

2. Prototype Design and Analysis of Wireless Vibration Sensor

Mohammad Reza Akhondi, Alex Talevski and TsungHsien Chou

3. Wireless Sensor Networks: Challenges Ahead

A.J. Dinusha Rathnayaka, Vidyasagar Potdar, Atif Sharif, Saeed Sarencheh

WCWECSS5: Image Secret, Sensor Network and Computer Security– Room D34

Chair: ChuHsing Lin, Tunghai University, Taiwan

1. HighCapacity MultiSecret Sharing by Random Grid

TzungHer Chen, YaoSheng Lee and CiLin Li

2. Noiseresistant Joint Fingerprinting and Decryption Based on Vector Quantization

ChihYang Lin, WeiLun Huang, TzungHer Chen

3. Lifetime Security Improvement in Wireless Sensor Network using QueueBased Techniques

FuuCheng Jiang, HsiangWei Wu, DerChen Huang, ChuHsing Lin

4. An Enhanced Firewall Scheme for Dynamic and Adaptive Containment of Emerging Security

Threats

Aniello Castiglione, Alfredo De Santis, Ugo Fiore and Francesco Palmieri

WSCMASS2: Symbiotic Computing and Applications– Room D33

Chair: Takuo Suganuma, Tohoku University, Japan

1. Implementation of SmartBox EndDevice for a P2P System and Its Evaluation for eLearning

and Medical Applications

Yuichi Ogata, Keita Matsuo, Evjola Spaho, Leonard Barolli, Fatos Xhafa

2. Moving Object Detection by a Ghost Cancel Method on Indoor Images

Hiroyuki Utsunomiya, Shigeru Fujita

3. A Road Location Estimating Method by Many Trajectories to Realize Rapid Map Survey for a

Car Navigation System

4. Hiromitsu Sugawara, Nobuyoshi Sato, Tsuyoshi Takayama, Yoshitoshi Murata



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WNTCCAS2: Network Services– Room D36

Chair: Takuo Nakashima, Tokai University, Japan

1. A Development of Evironment Verification System “Viewaid” Using Digital Wireless Camera for

Low Vision

Yoshifumi Oyama, Yuki Shimada

2. A Mailing List Management System Mashingup with Web Services

Keisuke Fujiwara, Yoshinari Nomura and Hideo Taniguchi

3. Advanced Relay Nodes for Adaptive Network Services – Concept and Prototype Experiment

Masayoshi Shimamura, Takeshi Ikenaga and Masato Tsuru

4. Gathering Large Scale Human Activity Information Using Mobile Sensor Devices

Yuichi Hattori, Sozo Inoue, Takemori Masaki, Go Hirakawa and Osamu Sudo

WWSNRS2: Wireless Sensor Networks– Room D35

Chair: Vidyasagar Potdar, Curtin University, Australia

1. State of the Art: Carbon Emission Accountability Modeling

Valencia Lo, Vidyasagar Potdar

2. Criteria for Hardware Selection of Wireless Vibration Sensor

Mohammad Reza Akhondi, Alex Talevski, TsungHsien Chou

3. Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks Applications and Security Challenges

Bambang Harjito, Song Han


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3PGCIC Conference Organizing Committee

General Co-Chairs



Program Committee Co-Chairs

Hiroaki Nishino, Oita University, Japan

Markus Aleksy, ABB AG Corporate Research Center, Germany

Workshop Co- Chairs

Takahiro Hara, Osaka University, Japan

Farookh Hussain, Curtin University of Technology, Australia

Award Co-Chairs

Yoshitaka Shibata, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan

Irfan Awan, University of Bradford, UK

International Liaison Co-Chairs

Wenny Rahayu, La Trobe University, Australia

Hui-Huang Hsu, Tamkang University, Taiwan

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Publicity Co-Chairs

Jianhua Ma, Hosei University, Japan

Santi Caballe, Open University of Catalonia, Spain

Local Arrangement Committee




Web Administrator Co-Chairs

Joan Arnedo Moreno, Open University of Catalonia, Spain

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Track Areas

1. Parallel and Distributed Systems

Chairs:

Sabri Pllana, Vienna University, Austria

Tomoya Enokido, Rissho University, Japan

2. Cluster and Grid Computing

Chairs:

Florin Pop, Politecnica Bucarest, Romania

Heinz Kredel, Mannheim University, Germany

3. P2P Computing

Chairs:

Keiichi Yasumoto, NAIST, Japan

Anne-Elisabeth Baert, LIRMM, France

4. Internet and Web Computing

Chairs:

Yoshinari Nomura, Okayama University, Japan

Shigeru Fujita, Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan

5. Database and Data Mining

Chairs:

Toshiyuki Amagasa, Tsukuba University, Japan

Kin Fun Li, Victoria University, Canada

6. Groupware and Collaborative Systems

Chairs:

Martin Schader, University of Mannheim, Germany

Stefan Seedorf, University of Mannheim, Germany

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7. Semantic and Web Services

Chairs:

Youakim Badr, National Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA-Lyon), France

Kotaro Nakayama, Tokyo University, Japan

8. Virtual Organizations, Enterprise and Cloud Computing

Chairs:

Omar Hussain, Curtin University, Australia

Natalia Kryvinska, Vienna University

9. Security, Dependability and Reliability

Chairs:

Neal N. Xiong, Georgia State University, USA

Sriram Chellappan, Missouri University of Science and Technology, USA

10. Multimedia Applications

Chairs:

Yoshihiro Okada, Kyushu University, Japan

JongWon Kim, Gwangju Institute of Science & Technology, Korea

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Message of 3PGCIC-2010 International Conference Organizers

Welcome to the 5th International Conference on P2P, Parallel, Grid, Cloud and Internet

Computing (3PGCIC-2010), at Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan, from November 4-6,

2010.

P2P, Grid, Cloud and Internet computing technologies have been very fast established as

breakthrough paradigms for solving complex problems by enabling large-scale aggregation

and sharing of computational, data and other geographically distributed computational

resources.

Grid Computing originated as a paradigm for high performance computing, as an alternative

to expensive supercomputers. Since late 80’s, Grid computing domain has been extended to

embrace different forms of computing, including Semantic and Service-oriented Grid,

Pervasive Grid, Data Grid, Enterprise Grid, Autonomic Grid, Knowledge and Economy Grid,

etc.

P2P Computing appeared as the new paradigm after client-server and web-based computing.

These systems are evolving beyond file sharing towards a platform for large scale distributed

applications. P2P systems have as well inspired the emergence and development of social

networking, B2B (Business to Business), B2C (Business to Consumer), B2G (Business to

Government), B2E (Business to Employee), etc.

Cloud Computing has been defined as a “computing paradigm where the boundaries of

computing are determined by economic rationale rather than technical limits”. Cloud

computing is a multi-purpose paradigm that enables efficient management of data centres,

timesharing, and virtualization of resources with a special emphasis on business model.

Finally, Internet Computing is the basis of all large scale distributed paradigms; it has very

fast developed into a vast area of flourishing field with enormous impact on today’s

information societies. Internet-based computing serves thus as a universal platform

comprising a large variety of computing forms.

The aim of the 3PGCIC conference is to provide a research forum for presenting innovative

research results, methods and development techniques from both theoretical and practical

perspectives related to P2P, Grid, Cloud and Internet computing.

Many people have helped and worked hard to produce a successful 3PGCIC-2010 technical

program and conference proceedings. First, we would like to thank all the authors for

submitting their papers, the PC members, and the reviewers who carried out the most difficult

work by carefully evaluating the submitted papers. Based on the reviewers’ reports, the

Program Committee selected 37 papers (36% acceptance rate) for presentation in the

conference and publication in the CSP proceedings.

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We would like to thank the Workshop Chairs Takahiro Hara and Farookh Hussain for their

work in selecting the workshops and for supporting the workshop organizers. Our

appreciation go to all workshop organizers for their hard work in successfully organizing

these workshops.

We would like to express our gratitude to Prof. Makoto Takizawa for his interesting keynote

talk and his support to the conference.

We would like to give special thanks to FIT and especially Mr. Yoji Unoki, Chairman of

Board of Trustees of FIT for hosting 3PGCIC-2010, providing the university facilities and his

continuous support.

We would like to thank Fukuoka City and Fukuoka Convention Bureau for their great

support, help, advices and local arrangement.

Finally, we would like to thank Joan Arnedo Moreno for his excellent work as Web

Administrator of the conference and the Local Arrangement of Fukuoka Institute of

Technology for their support and good local arrangement for the conference.


3PGCIC-2010 International Conference Organizers

3PGCIC-2010 General Co-Chairs



3PGCIC-2010 Program Committee Co-Chairs

Hiroaki Nishino, Oita University, Japan

Markus Aleksy, ABB AG Corporate Research Center, Germany

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Message from 3PGCIC-2010 Workshops Co-Chairs

Welcome to the 5th International Conference on P2P, Parallel, Grid, Cloud and Internet Computing (3PGCIC-

2010), at Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan, from November 4-6, 2010.

We are pleased to announce that in response to our Call for Workshop Proposals about 15 workshop proposals

were received. The objective of the workshops was to present research results, work on progress and thus

complement as much as possible the main themes of 3PGCIC-2010 with specific topics of Grid, P2P, Cloud and

Internet Computing. As a result, 7 workshops were organized in conjunction with 3PGCIC-2010 Conference

covering research on Simulation and Modelling of Emergent Computational Systems, Data Technologies,

Multimedia, Web and Virtual Reality Technologies, Streaming Media Delivery, Middleware of Large Scale

Distributed Systems, Business Intelligence and Distributed Systems and Security. The workshops are as

following:

1. Third International Workshop on Simulation and Modelling of Emergent Computational Systems

(SMECS-2010)

2. First International Workshop on Emerging Data Technologies for Collective Intelligence (EDTCI-

2010)

3. First International Workshop on Multimedia, Web and Virtual Reality Technologies and Applications

(MWVRTA 2010)

4. First International Workshop on Streaming Media Delivery and Management Systems (SMDMS-2010)

5. First International Workshop on the Middleware of Large Scale Distributed Systems (MiDiS 2010)

6. First International Workshop on Business Intelligence and Distributed Systems (BIDS-2010)

7. First International Workshop on Securing Information in Distributed Environments and Ubiquitous

Systems (SIDEUS 2010)

We would like to thank all workshop organizers for their hard work in organizing these workshops and

selecting high quality papers for presentation at workshops, the interesting programs and for the arrangements of

the workshop during the conference days.


3PGCIC-2010 Workshops Co-Chairs

Takahiro Hara, Osaka University, Japan

Farookh Hussain, Curtin University, Australia

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Message from BIDS-2010 International Workshop Organizers

Welcome to the 2010 International Workshop on Business Intelligence and Distributed Systems (BIDS-2010)

and to Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT). BIDS-2010 is held in conjunction with the 5th International


November 6, 2010.

As many large-scale enterprise information systems start to utilize P2P networks, parallel, grid, cloud and

Internet computing, they have become a major source of business information. Techniques and methodologies to

extract quality information in distributed systems are of paramount importance for many applications and users

in the business community. Data mining and knowledge discovery play key roles in many of today’s prominent

business intelligence applications to uncover relevant information of competitors, consumers, markets, and

products, so that appropriate marketing and product development strategies can be devised. In addition, formal

methods and architectural infrastructures for related issues in distributed systems, such as e-commerce and

computer security, are being explored and investigated by many researchers.

As the inaugural workshop, BIDS-2010 aims to bring together scientists, engineers, and practitioners to discuss,

exchange ideas, and present their research findings on general business intelligence techniques and

methodologies, as well as their application in distributed systems. After a thorough reviewing process conducted

by the Program Committee—with each paper being reviewed by at least 2 referees, 4 high-quality papers have

been selected for presentation at the Workshop and publication in the Proceedings.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the members of the Program Committee for their efforts, the

Fukuoka Institute of Technology and the 5th International Conference on P2P, Parallel, Grid, Cloud and Internet

Computing for co-hosting BIDS-10. Most importantly, we thank all the authors for their submission and

contribution to the Workshop.

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BIDS-2010 International Workshop Co-Chairs

Kin Fun Li, University of Victoria, Canada

Lean Yu, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China

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Message from EDTCI-2010 International Workshop Organizers

Welcome to Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT) and the 2010, first International Workshop on Emerging

Data Technologies for Collective Intelligence (EDTCI-2010). The EDTCI-2010 is held in conjunction with the

5th International Conference on P2P, Parallel, Grid, Cloud and Internet Computing (3PGCIC-2010), at FIT from

November 4 to November 6, 2010.

Recent advances in networking and computational scientific domains have resulted in numerous opportunities

including the emerging one of utilizing and exploiting data generated from various sources towards a

collaborative and collective intelligence approach. This particular scientific endeavour involves various

paradigms and integrative technologies including but not limited to resource discovery techniques, data mining,

P2P, smart objects and pervasive computing, grids and clouds, and web 2.0 implementations. From a scientific

point of view, one of the main targets behind these technologies and paradigms is to help assist in the

identification of relevant solutions of very complex real-world problems in a manner that could not be achieved

and/or experienced before. Thus, the scope of EDTCI-2010 is to focus on and discuss this emerging opportunity

and more specifically, to discuss the methods and practices which require to bring various emerging data

technologies together to capture, integrate, analyze, mine, annotate and visualize data – made available from

various distributed and heterogeneous sources – in a meaningful and collaborative manner.

The aim of EDTCI-2010 is to provide a forum for the dissemination of original contributions that are related to

the theories, practices and concepts of emerging data technologies towards a collective intelligence approach.

Finally, EDTCI-2010 aims to prompt future directions in the area. Although EDTCI-2010 is the first in its series,

it has managed to attract high quality research papers. We selected 13 papers to be presented during the

conference, which are divided in 3 sessions: Advanced Concepts, Techniques and Methods, Emerging

Interfaces, Simulations and Practices, and Prompting Future Directions in Collective Intelligence.

It is impossible to organize such a successful program without the help of many individuals. Thus, we would

like to express our kind appreciation to all the authors of the submitted papers, and to all the program committee

members, who provided timely and significant reviews.

We hope all of you will enjoy EDTCI-2010 and find this a productive opportunity to exchange ideas and

research work with many researchers.

EDTCI-2010 International Workshop Co-Chairs

Nik Bessis, University of Bedfordshire, UK


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Message from MiDiS-2010 International Workshop Organizers

Welcome to Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT) and the 2010 International Workshop on Middleware of

Large Scale Distributed Systems, MiDiS-2010. The MiDiS-2010 is held in conjunction with the 5th International


November 6, 2010.

Middleware solutions for LSDS aim to respond to high requirements of large scale distributed applications

related to performance, flexibility, extensibility, portability, availability, reliability, safety, security, trust, and

scalability, in the context of high number of users, and large geographic distribution of heterogeneous hardware

and software resources. The solutions used in the design, implementation, and deployment of systems with such

capabilities are based on monitoring, scheduling, optimization, sharing, balancing, discovery, and

synchronization methods and techniques that are continuously improved. New services and functionality are

added to the middleware to easy the development of new and highly demanding applications with low cost and

high performance. New architectures and policies are designed to incorporate solutions for the management of

data, resources, tasks, and applications, ensure fault tolerance, accounting, service on demand, and other

functions required by user communities to operate effectively a shared services environment. All these topics

challenge today researchers, due to the strong dynamic behavior of the user communities and of resource

collections they use.

The aim of MiDiS-2010 is to provide a forum for sharing ideas and research work in all areas of multimedia

technologies and applications. This workshop contains high quality research papers. We selected 6 papers to be

presented during the conference.




We hope all of you will enjoy MiDiS-2010 and find this a productive opportunity to exchange ideas and


MiDiS-2010 International Workshop Organizers

Valentin Cristea, Faculty of Automatic Control and Computer Science, University Politehnica of Bucharest,

Romania


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Message from MWVRTA-2010 International Workshop Organizers

Welcome to Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT) and the 2010 International Workshop on Multimedia, Web

and Virtual Reality Technologies and Applications (MWVRTA-2010). The MWVRTA-2010 is held in

conjunction with the 5th International Conference on P2P, Parallel, Grid, Cloud and Internet Computing

(3PGCIC-2010), at FIT from November 4 to November 6, 2010.

With appearance of multimedia, web and virtual reality technologies, different types of networks, paradigms

and platforms of distributed computation are emerging as new forms of the computation in the new millennium.

Among these paradigms and technologies, Web computing, multimodal communication, and tele-immersion

software are most important. From the scientific perspective, one of the main targets behind these technologies

and paradigms is to enable the solution of very complex problems such as e-Science problems that arise in

different branches of science, engineering and industry. The aim of this workshop is to present innovative

researches and technologies as well methods and techniques related to new concept, service and application

software in Emergent Computational Systems, Multimedia, Web and Virtual Reality.

The aim of MWVRTA-2010 is to provide a forum for sharing ideas and research work in all areas of

multimedia technologies and applications. This workshop contains high quality research papers. We selected 12

papers to be presented during the conference, which are divided in 3 sessions: Interfaces and Simulators,

Multimedia Systems and Applications, and Multimedia Display and Processing.




We hope all of you will enjoy MWVRTA-2010 and find this a productive opportunity to exchange ideas and


MWVRTA-2010 International Workshop Co-Chairs

Yoshitaka Shibata, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan


MWVRTA-2010 International Workshop PC Chair


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Message from SIDEUS-2010 International Workshop Organizers

Welcome to Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT) and the First edition of the 2010 International Workshop on

Securing Information in Distributed Environments and Ubiquitous Systems (SIDEUS-2010). SIDEUS-2010 is

held in conjunction with the 5th International Conference on P2P, Parallel, Grid, Cloud and Internet Computing

(3PGCIC-2010), at FIT from November 4 to November 6, 2010.

At present time, the maturity of research in the field of distributed systems, such as P2P, Grid, Cloud or Internet

computing, has pushed through new problems such us those related with security. In systems where the

information freely flows across the network, the task of securing it becomes a real concern, and thus an

interesting research challenge. For that reason, security is becoming one of the key issues when evaluating such

systems and it is important to determine which security mechanisms are available, and how they fit to every

particular scenario.

The aim of this workshop is to provide a forum for the discussion of ideas on regards to the current challenges

and solutions to security in an environment that is rapidly developing such as P2P, Grid, Cloud or Internet

computing. We have selected 3 papers to be presented during the conference, in a single session.




We hope all of you will enjoy SIDEUS-2010 and find this a productive opportunity to exchange ideas and


SIDEUS-2010 International Workshop Co-Chairs

Joan Arnedo-Moreno, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, Spain

Jordi Herrera-Joancomartí, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain

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Message from SMDMS-2010 International Workshop Organizers

It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the 2010 International Workshop on Streaming Media Delivery and

Management Systems (SMDMS-2010). We hold this first workshop in conjunction with the 5th International

Conference on P2P, Parallel, Grid, Cloud and Internet Computing (3PGCIC-2010), at Fukuoka Institute of

Technology (FIT) from November 4 to November 6, 2010.

The tremendous advances in communication and computing technologies have created large academic and

industry fields for streaming media. Streaming media have an interesting feature that the data stream

continuously. They include many types of data like sensor data, video/audio data, stock data, and so on. It is

obvious that with the accelerating trends towards streaming media, information and communication techniques

will play an important role in future network. In order to accelerate this trend, further progresses of the

researches on streaming media delivery and management systems are necessary. The aim of this workshop is to

bring together practitioners and researchers from both academia and industry in order to have a forum for

discussion and technical presentations on the current researches and future research directions related to this hot

research area.

SMDMS-2010 contains high quality research papers. We selected 12 papers to be presented during the

conference, which are divided in some sessions. I hope you find these sessions interesting, useful and enjoyable.

Many people contributed to the success of SMDMS-2010 organization. I would like to express my gratitude to

the authors of the submitted papers for their excellent papers. I am very thankful to the program committee

members who devoted their time for preparing and supporting the workshop. Without their help, this workshop

would never be successful. A list of all of them is given in the program as well as the workshop website. I

would like to also thank to 3PGCIC-2010 organizing committee members for their tremendous support for

organizing.

Finally, I wish to thank all SMDMS-2010 attendees for supporting this workshop. I hope that you have a

memorable experience you will never forget.

SMDMS-2010 International Workshop Chair

Tomoki Yoshihisa, Osaka University, Japan

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Message from SMECS-2010 International Workshop Organizers

Welcome to the 3d International Workshop on Simulation and Modelling in Emergent Computational Systems

(SMECS-2010). The SMECS-2010 is held in conjunction with the 5th International Conference on P2P, Parallel,

Grid, Cloud and Internet Computing (3PGCIC-2010), at Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan, from

November 4-6, 2010.

With the fast development of Internet and other new technologies, different types of networks, paradigms and

platforms of distributed computation are emerging as new forms of the computation in the new millennium.

Among these paradigms and technologies, Grid, P2P and network ad-hoc systems are most important. One of the

main targets behind these technologies and paradigms is, from the scientific perspective, to enable the solution of

very complex problems of the denominated family of eScience problems that arise in different branches of

science, engineering and industry.

An important line of research in this context is the simulation and modelling. Simulation and modelling are

essential means in these new computational systems in order to implement and evaluate different algorithms,

resolution techniques and applications before deployment in a real system. Simulation and modelling allow thus

to conceive, develop and analyze in a controlled and economic way application prototypes that can be later

deployed in real environments.

The aim of this workshop is to present innovative researches, methods and techniques related to Simulation,

Modelling and Performance Evaluation in Emergent Computational Systems.

We would like to thank all the authors for submitting their research works to the workshop as well as to the

authors of accepted papers for their participation and presentation of the papers in the workshop. We are grateful

to reviewers for their constructive feedback to authors.

We look forward to meet you all again in the 2011 edition of the workshop!

Workshop Co-chairs

Fatos Xhafa, Technical University of Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain

Leonard Barolli, Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT), Fukuoka, Japan

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3PGCIC-2010

The Fifth International Conference on

P2P, Parallel, Grid, Cloud and Internet Computing

3PGICC & 3PGICC WORKSHOP PROGRAM

Thursday, Nov 4, 2010


Opening Keynote Prof. Makoto Takizawa, Seikei University, Japan – Lecture Hall C Building



3PGCICS1: Cluster and Grid Computing – Room D25

Chair: Valentin Cristea, University Politehnica of Bucharest, Romania

1. A faulttolerant Approach to Storing Objects in Distributed Systems

Ciprian Dobre, Florin Pop and Valentin Cristea

2. License Management in Grid and Cloud Computing

Yona Raekow, Christian Simmendinger, Piotr Grabowski, Domenic Jenz

3. Operating Two InfiniBand Grid Clusters Over 28 km Distance

Sabine Richling, Steffen Hau, Heinz Kredel, HansGünther Kruse

4. Gustav: a Lightweight Approach to CPU Accounting in Distributed Systems

Roberto Barbera, Emidio Giorgio, Soonwook Hwang and Gianni Mario Ricciardi

3PGCICS2: Cluster and Grid Computing – Room D24

Chair: Joanna Kolodziej, University of BielskoBiala, Poland

1. Prediction Strategies for SelfAdaptive Behavior in Distributed Systems

Alexandru Costan, Adriana Draghici and Valentin Cristea

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2. Using a Failure History Service for Reliable Grid Node Information

Catalin Leordeanu, Valentin Cristea ,Thomas Ropars, Yvon Jegou and Christine Morin

3. Mobile Agent Virtual Organisation to Improve Relative Information in Grid Services

Carlos Borrego and Sergi Robles

4. An Efficient Replication Strategy for Dynamic Data Grids

Faouzi Ben Charrada, Habib Ounelli and Hanène Chettaoui

WEDTCIS1: Advanced Concepts, Techniques and Methods Room D23

Chair: Nik Bessis, University of Bedfordshire, UK

1. Ant Colony Optimization and Data Mining: Techniques and Trends

Ioannis Michelakos, Nikolaos Mallios, Elpiniki Papageorgiou and Michael Vassilakopoulos

2. Constructing Ensemble Classifiers from Expression Trees

Joanna Jedrzejowicz and Piotr Jedrzejowicz

3. Visualising Computational Intelligence through converting Data into Formal Concepts

Simon Andrews, Constantinos Orphanides and Simon Polovina

4. A Study on Strategic Points for Decision Making under Time Constraint

Hideyasu Sasaki

WMIDISS1: PeertoPeer and Grid systems– Room D22


1. Peer Interestbased Discovery for Decentralized PeertoPeer Systems

Andreea Visan, Mihai Istin, Florin Pop, Fatos Xhafa, Valentin Cristea

2. SOPSys: SelfOrganizing Decentralized PeertoPeer System Based on Well Balanced MultiWay

Trees

MihaiDorin Istin, Andreea Visan, Florin Pop, Valentin Cristea

3. A Solution for FaultTolerance Based on Adaptive Replication in MonALISA Alexandru Costan,

Mugurel Ionut Andreica, Valentin Cristea, Costin Grigoras



3PGCICS3: P2P Computing– Room D25

Chair: Tonoya Enokido, Risho University, Japan

1. Towards Minimizing Average Finish Time of P2P File Delivery Under Peer Leaving

ChunHao Wen and Richard ChunHung Lin

2. Load Balancing Schemes for a Hierarchical PeertoPeer File Search System

Qi Cao and Satoshi Fujita

3. A Secure JXTAOverlay Platform for Robot Control

Evjola Spaho, Keita Matsuo, Leonard Barolli, Joan ArnedoMoreno, Fatos Xhafa and Vladi Kolici

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4. An Efficient Indexing for Contentbased Video Search on PeertoPeer Networks

Chaiyut Pradidtongngam and Juggapong Natwichai

3PGCICS4: Multimedia Applications – Room D24

Chair: Hiroaki Nishino, Oita University, Japan

1. QoS Improvement for H.264 Video Transmission based on Structural Similarity

TienYing Kuo, YiChung Lo and WeiChieh Chan

2. Hierarchical Visual Motion Retrieval System and Its Motion Features

Seiji Okajima and Yoshihiro Okada

3. ContextBased Multimedia Content Management System and Its LocationAware Web

Applications

Shuhei Kumamoto, Shigeru Takano and Yoshihiro Okada

WEDTCIS2: Emerging Interfaces, Simulations and Practices – Room D23

Chair: Nik Bessis, University of Bedfordshire, UK

1. Real Time Commit ProtocolACTIVE

Udai Shanker, Nikhil Agarwal, Praphull Goel, Shalabh K. Tiwari and Praveen Srivastava

2. Resource Discovery Architecture of Loosely Coupled Grid InterCooperated Vrtual Organizations

Using Moblie Agents and Neural Networks

Stelios Sotiriadis, Nik Bessis, Paul Sant, Carsten Maple

3. Semanticallyenabled Intelligent Patient Recruitment in Clinical Trials

Vassiliki Andronikou, Efstathios Karanastasis, Efthymios Chondrogiannis, Konstantinos Tserpes

and Theodora Varvarigou

4. Increasing eInfrastructure Usability: The EELA2 Experience

Roberto Barbera, Francisco Brasileiro, Riccardo Bruno, Leandro Ciuffo, Diego Scardaci

WMIDISS2: Middleware Services– Room D22


1. An OGSA Compliant Environment for eScience Sevice Management

Vladimir Florian, Gabriel Neagu, Stefan Preda

2. The Interoperability Between OGC Services and Grid Environment in EnviroGRIDS Project

Denisa D. Rodila, Dorian Gorgan, Victor Bacu

3. EpidemicStyle Global Load Monitoring in LargeScale Overlay Networks

Bogdan Ghit, Florin Pop, Valentin Cristea



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3PGCICS5: Multimedia Applications Room D25

Chair: JongWon Kim, Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Korea

1. Designing Networking Service for Multimedia Service Composition over Programmable Network

Substrate

Namgon Kim and JongWon Kim

2. The Development of Interactive Texture Designing Method for 3D Shapes

Tsuneo Kagawa, Hiroaki Nishino and Kouichi Utsumiya

3. An Interactive CG Learning System Through 3D Authoring and Programming

Shogo Sueyasu, Tatsuro Nagano, Hiroaki Nishino, Tsuneo Kagawa and Kouichi Utsumiya

3PGCICS6: Knowledge Management and Data Mining – Room D24

Chair: Kin Fun Li, Victoria University, Canada

1. An Adaptive eLearning Recommender Based on User's WebBrowsing Behavior

Kosuke Takano and Kin Fun Li

2. A FacetedNavigation System for QCDml Ensemble XML Data

Toshiyuki Amagasa, Noriyoshi Ishii, Tomoteru Yoshie, Osamu Tatebe, Mitsuhira Sato and

Hiroyuki Kitagawa

3. The Critical Success Factors for Implementation of CRM and Knowledge Management in a Work

Setting

Alireza Faed and Pedram Radmand

4. Balenced Scorecard based Approach to Ascertain the Quality of Education

Khresna Bayu Sangka and Omar Khadeer Hussain

WEDTCIS3: Prompting Future Directions in Collective Intelligence– Room D23

Chair: Eleana Asimakopoulou, University of Bedfordshire, UK

1. Swarms of Metaheuristic Agents: A Model for Collective Intelligence

Mehmet E. Aydin, Joyce Wu, Liang Zhang

2. AGUIA: Agents Guidance for Intelligence Amplification in Goal Oriented Tasks

Ana Cristina and Bicharra Garcia

3. Emerging Smart Service and Networking Technologies Facilitate Shared Intelligence via Unified

Communication and Collaboration Platforms

Natalia Kryvinska, Christine Strauss and Peter Zinterhof

4. The Big Picture, from Grids and Clouds to Crowds: A Data Collective Computational Intelligence

Case Proposal for Managing Disasters

Nik Bessis, Eleana Asimakopoulou, Tim French, Peter Norrington and Fatos Xhafa

5. PeertoPeer Networks and Collective Intelligence: The Case for Agency

Richard Hill and Nikos Antonopoulos

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19:00 – 21:00 Welcome Reception Party

Friday, Nov 5, 2010


3PGCICS7: Virtual Organizations, Enterprise and Cloud Computing Room D25

Chair: Omar Khadeer Hussain, Curtin University, Australia

1. An Investigation Into Energy Efficiency of Data Centre Virtualisation

Maria Pretorius, Mona Ghassemian and Cos Ierotheou

2. Reducing Energy Consumption by Load Aggregation with an Optimized Dynamic Live Migration

of Virtual Machines

Daniel Versick and Djamshid Tavangarian

3. A Method to Increase Services Availability on Webbased InterEnterprise Service Delivery

Platforms

Natalia Kryvinska, Christine Strauss and Peter Zinterhof

4. Future Supply Chain Processes and Data for Collective Intelligence

Martin Watmough, Simon Polovina, Babak Khazaeri and Richard Hill

3PGCICS8: Internet and Web Computing Room D24

Chair: Shigeru Fujita, Chiba Institute of Technology, Japan

1. Application Marketplace as a Service A Reference Architecture for Application Marketplace

Service

ShihFang Chang

2. Towards MapReduce for Desktop Grid Computing

Bing Tang, Mircea Moca, Stephane Chevalier, Haiwu He and Gilles Fedak

3. The RDFbased Information Capturing System from Web Pages

Tatsuya Ushioda and Shigeru Fujita

4. Implementing a Mobile Campus Using MLE Moodle

Fatos Xhafa, Santi Caballe, Isaac Rustarazo and Leonard Barolli

WSMDMSS1: Video Stream Room D23

Chair: Koji Hashimoto, Iwate Prefectural University, Japan

1. Digesting Online Multimedia Presentation Archives Based on Visual Effects

Yousuke Watanabe, Yi Wu, Haruo Yokota

2. Design of a Cooperative Video Streaming System on Community Based Resource Sharing

Networks

Yasuhiro Kawano, Koji Hashimoto, Yoshitaka Shibata

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3. A Scheduling Method to Reduce Waiting Time for Node Relaybased Webcast Considering

Available Bandwidth

Yusuke Gotoh, Tomoki Yoshihisa, Hideo Taniguchi, Masanori Kanazawa

4. Churn Resilience of P2P System Suitable for Private Livestreaming Distribution

Takayuki Hisada, Yusuke Hirota, Hideki Tode, Koso Murakami



3PGCICS9: Database and Data Mining Applications II – Room D25

Chair: Fatos Xhafa, Technial University of Catalonia, Spain

1. Synchronite A Service for RealTime Lightweight Collaboration

Christian Thum and Michael Schwind

2. Synthesizing Generic Experimental Environments for Simulation

Martin Quinson, Laurent Bobelin and Frederic Suter

3. An Ubiquitous Data Delivery System in Hybrid Wireless Environments

ChangHong Wu and ChinHsien Wu

4. Game theoretic, Market and MetaHeuristics Approaches for Modelling Scheduling and

Resource Allocation in Grid Systems

Fatos Xhafa and Joanna Kolodziej

3PGCICS10: Security, Dependability and Reliability – Room D24

Chair: Joan ArnedoMoreno, Open University of Catalonia, Spain

1. Usercontrolled Privacy Protection with Attributefilter Mechanism for a Federated SSO

Environment using Shibboleth

Tananun Orawiwattanakul, Kazutsuna Yamaji, Motonori Nakamura, Toshiyuki Kataoka and

Noboru Sonehara

2. Service Trustiness and Resource Legitimacy in Cloud Computing

Jong P. Yoon and Zhixiong Chen

3. Handling Fake Multimedia Contents Threat with Collective Intelligence in P2P File Sharing

Environments

ByungRae Cha and JongWon Kim

WSMDMSS2: Systems Applications for Streaming Data – Room D23

Chair: Tomoki Yoshihisa, Osaka University, Japan

1. Extraction of Viewable Point from the Photograh Data with Location

Kenta Oku, Kazuki Miwa, Fumio Hattori

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2. Implementation of an Internet Broadcasting System with Video Advertisement Insertion Based

on Audience Comments

Yoshia Saito, Yuko Murayama

3. A Geocastbased Multicast Method for Continuous Information Delivery in MANET

Yoh Shiraishi, Osamu Takahashi, Ryo Miki

4. An Approach for Filtering Inaccurate Access Point Observation Report in WiFi Positioning

System

Toyokazu Akiyama, Yuuichi Teranishi, Shingo Okamura, Shinji Shimojo



WBIDSS1: Business Intelligence and Distributed Systems Room D25

Chair: Kin Fun Li, Victoria University, Canada

1. Approximate Address Matching

Dengyue Li, Shengrui Wang, Zhen Mei

2. Business Cycle Indication Using Query Logs of Search Engines

JengChien Chen, Chien Chin Chen

3. Internet Business Intelligence

Kin Fun Li

4. DMALBPIDE a Distributed MultiAbstractionLevel Business Process IDE

Xiaotian Xu, Hailong Sun, Xu Wang

WSIDEUSS1: Security and Cryptography Room D24

Chair: Joan ArnedoMoreno, Open University of Catalonia, Spain

1. Increasing Security and Privacy in Usercentric Identity Management: The IdM Card Approach

Ronald Marx, Hervais Simo Fhom, Dirk Scheuermann, Kpatcha M. Bayarou and Alejandro Perez

2. ZigBee/ZigBee PRO Security Assessment Based on Compromised Cryptographic Keys

Pedram Radmand, Marc Domingo, Jaipal Singh, Joan Arnedo, Alex Talevski, Stig Petersen and

Simon Carlsen

3. OSN: When Multiple Autonomous Users Disclose Another Individual's Information

Cristina PérezSolà, Jordi HerreraJoancomarti

WSMDMSS3: Stream Processing and Protocols Room D23

Chair: Tomoki Yoshihisa, Osaka University, Japan

1. Complex Event Processing Over Uncertain Data Streams

Hideyuki Kawashima, Hiroyuki Kitagawa, Xin Li

2. A Credibility Assessment of Message Streams on Microblogs

Yu Suzuki

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3. Price Stability in PeertoPeer Resource Markets

Yutaka Okaie, Tadashi Nakano

4. Simple Tree Based Routing for Data Collection Networks

Akira Niinomi, Katsuhiro Naito , Kazuo Mori, Hideo Kobayashi, Masaki Ehara


16:00 – 18:00 Moving From FIT to Hakata Centraza Hotel by Train for Conference Banquet

19:00 – 21:00 Conference Banquet

Saturday, Nov 6, 2010


WMWVRTAS1: Interfaces and Simulators – Room D25

Chair: Hiroaki Nishino, Oita University, Japan

1. Multimedia Contents for User Interface Switching Function

Shinichi Inenaga, Kaoru Sugita, Tetsushi Oka, Masao Yokota

2. A Web Interface for MetaHeuristics Based Grid Schedulers

Fatos Xhafa, Joanna Kolodziej, Marcin Bogdanski

3. Car Driving Behaviour Observation Using an Immersive Car Driving Simulator

Yoshisuke Tateyama, Yukihiro Mori, Keiichi Yamamoto, Tetsuro Ogi, Hidekazu Nishimura,

Noriyasu Kitamura, Harumi Yashiro

4. A 3D Simulator for Optimizing Production Line System

Hitoshi Kitani, Hideki Kudo, Hiroaki Nishino, Tsuneo Kagawa, Kouichi Utsumiya

WSMECSS1: Modelling and Simulation I – Room D24

Chair: Joanna Kolodziej, University of BielskoBiala, Poland

1. Simulation Model and Instrument to Evaluate Replication Technologies

Bogdan Eremia, Ciprian Dobre, Florin Pop, Alexandru Costan and Valentin Cristea.

2. Modelling of User Requirements and Behaviors in Computational Grids

Joanna Kolodziej and Fatos Xhafa

3. Modelling and Simulation of the Wetting Process on Brushlike and Wavelike Nanorough

Surfaces

Claudiu Valentin Suciu



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WMWVRTAS2: Multimedia Systems and Applications – Room D25

Chair: Kaoru Sugita, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

1. An Experiment on Multipoint Teleimmersive Communication with Tiled Display Wall

Yasuo Ebara

2. Information and Communication Network Infrastructure based on Experiences from Noto

HantoOki Earthquake

Akihiro Miyakawa, Yoshitaka Shibata

3. A User Attestation System Using a Cellular Phone Equipped with Digital Camera

Noriyasu Yamamoto, Toshihiko Wakahara

4. A Volunteer Classification Method for Disaster Recovery

Daisuke Endo, Kaoru Sugita

WSMECSS2: Modeling and Simulation II – Room D24


1. Modelling and Simulation of the Fretting Hysteresis Loop

Claudiu Valentin Suciu and Tohru Uchida

2. Dynamic Periods vs. Static Period in Data Grid Replication

Faouzi Ben Charrada, Habib Ounelli and Hanene Chettaoui

3. The Transition of Sports Marketing from ECRM to ESRM

Alireza Faed, Afsaneh Ashouri, Mehdi Faed



WMWVRTAS3: Multimedia Display and Processing – Room D25

Chair: Leonard Barolli, Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Japan

1. Convergence of Vectors in Paired Comparisonbased Interactive Differential Evolution for

Creating Scent

Makoto Fukumoto, Yusuke Imamura, Makoto Inoue, Junichi Imai

2. Tiled Display System for Improved Communication Efficiency

Kukimoto Nobuyuki, Guillaume Fleury, Jason Leight

3. Generation of Appropriate User Chord Development Based on Interactive Genetic Algorithm

Shuta Nakashima , Yusuke Imamura, Shintarou Ogawa, Makoto Fukumoto

4. Image Processing of Dotted Picture in the QR Codes of Celullar Phone

Toshihiko Wakahara, Noriyasu Yamamoto and Hiroki Ochi


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Additional Information

Travel to Conference Venue

Access to Fukuoka Institute of Technology

FIT is located very close to "Fukkodai-Mae" station (the Station in the front of FIT) of JR (Japan Railways)

Kagoshima Line. It takes about 3 minutes on foot from the train station to the main building of the university.

From JR Hakata Station

Take JR train (Kagoshima Line, Trains Leaving Hakata Station) to "Fukkodai-Mae" station. Both the local (stop

at each station) and the rapid (skip some stations) trains stop at "Fukkodai-Mae" station. The local trains operate

every 20 minutes and it takes about 20 minutes from Hakata station to "Fukkodai-Mae" station. The rapid trains

operate every 25 minutes and it takes about 15 minutes from Hakata station to "Fukkodai-Mae" station. The

ticket price is 270 yen and there is no difference in the ticket price between the local and rapid trains.

From Fukuoka International Airport

Take the subway to "Hakata" station. Then transfer to "JR Kagoshima Line" and take the train for "Fukkodai-

Mae" station. "Fukuokakuko (Airport)" subway station is located immediately below the domestic terminal. The

subway fare to Hakata is 250 yen and it takes about 6 minutes. All trains from Fukuoka Airport go to Hakata.

From the international terminal, there is a local bus service to Hakata Station (look for "Hakata" on the front of

buses), which costs 190 yen. The other alternatives are the free shuttle buses to the domestic terminal where you

can transfer to the subway, or you can take a taxi directly from the international terminal building.

From Hakata Harbour (Sea-Port) International Terminal

It takes about 10 to 15 minutes to go from Hakata Harbour International Passenger Terminal to "Hakata" station

or Tenjin station. The bus numbers 11 and 19 go to Hakata and bus numbers 55, 151, 152 and 209 go to Tenjin.

The nearest subway station is "Gofukumachi" and it takes about 15 minutes on foot from the terminal. The other

alternative is to take a taxi.

From Tenjin or Nakasu-Kawabata (Downtown) Area

Take the subway to "Hakata" station. Then transfer to "JR Kagoshima Line" and take the train for "Fukkodai-

Mae" station.

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Taxi Information

A large number of taxis operate 24 hours and can be found in many streets in the city. Outside stations and in

other places with heavy pedestrian traffic, there are also taxi stands. An empty taxi can be spotted by a red sign

behind the windscreen and to the driver's left side, or at night when the rooftop sign is illuminated. Most of the

taxis are "ko-gata" (small), but there are also "chu-gata" (medium size) and "o-gata" (large) size taxis, which are

more expensive. The fare for a ko-gata taxi is 550 yean up to 1.2 km and for each additional 200 meters is

increased 50 yen. Between 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m., the fares are increased by 20%. It is not customary to tip

the driver at the end of your journey. The followings are the expected fare of "ko-gata" taxi: from Fukuoka

International Airport to FIT 5,000 yen; from Fukuoka International Airport to Hakata Station 1,350 yen; and

from Hakata Harbour to FIT 4,500 yen.

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Local Rail Transportation Map (Fukouka City Area)

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Maps of the Conference Venue

Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT) Campus Map

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Opening Sessions and Keynote Talks

BWCCA-2010 Sessions

3PGCIC-2010 Sessions

Registration Desk

Reception Party

Floor Connection of FIT Buildings

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BWCCA-2010 Floor Map

3PGCIC-2010 Floor Map

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Social Events

Reception Party

November 4th, 2010

18:30 - 21:00

OASIS Restaurant

Fukuoka Institute of Technology (FIT)

3-30-1 Wajiro-Higashi, Higashi-Ku,

Fukuoka 811-0295

Tel.: 092-606-2204

Banquet Party

November 5th, 2010

Time: 19:00 - 21:00

Hakata Centraza Hotel

4-23, Chuogai, Hakataeki, Hakata-ku, Fukuoka-shi,

Fukuoka 812-0012

Tel: +81-92-461-0111

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Internet Access

During the Conference days wired and wireless Internet access will be provided:

1. For wired access please take with yourself the network cable.

2. For wireless access:

SSID: bwcca3pgcic

Key: bwcca3pgcic10

Registration Office

If yout have any questions or need assistant do not hesitate to contact:

BWCCA./3PGCIC-2010 Registration Office (c/o ILCC Co., Ltd.)

Email: bwcca_3pgcic_2010[at]ilcc.com

Tel: +81-3-5562-3677

Fax: +81-3-5562-3666

Local Contact

Leonard Barolli

Department of Information and Communication Engineering

Faculty of Information Engineering

Fukuoka Institute of technology (FIT)

3-30-1 Wajiro-Higashi, Higashi-ku, Fukuoka 811-0295 Japan

barolli[at]fit.ac.jp

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Documents

PROGRAM GUIDEnet4all/3PGCIC-2010/Final_Program.pdf · Message from ASTSA-2010 International Workshop Organizers 11 Message from CWECS-2010 International Workshop Organizers 12 Message