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Technical Sessions
| Green IoT | Mobile IoT | Business and Applications | RFID Technology | IoT Development | Web of Things

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Conference Schedule

30 Nov, 2010

  3F Royal Hall West 3F Royal Hall East 3F Crown 3F Lobby 3F Foyer
9:20-9:50 Opening & Welcome
Conference Outline
     
9:50-10:40 Keynote Session      
10:40-11:40 One Minute Madness      
11:40-13:15 Lunch      
13:15-13:30 Video Session      
13:30-15:40 Green IoT Mobile IoT Poster and Video Session Demos Sponsor Exhibition
15:40-16:00 Break
16:00-18:10 Business and Applications RFID Technology
18:10-19:10  
19:10-21:00 Conference Dinner  

1 Dec, 2010

  3F Royal Hall West 3F Royal Hall East 3F CrownA 3F Lobby 3F Foyer
9:00-9:05 Opening Poster and Video Session Demos Sponsor Exhibition
9:05-9:50 Keynote Session
9:50-10:10 Break
10:10-10:20 Video Session Video Session
10:20-12:30 IoT Development Web of Things
12:30-13:30 Lunch
13:30-14:30 Visit Posters, Demos, Exhibits
14:30-14:45 Video Session Video Session
14:45-16:15 Special Workshop on International Trade
16:15-16:45 Closing  

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Conference Keynotes

Advanced Technologies for Smarter Cities (Tuesday, November 30)
Norishige Morimoto Director, IBM Research - Tokyo
Norishige Morimoto As population concentrates into urban areas rapidly, they are facing difficult issues in transportation, food, water, healthcare, education and public safety. With recent advances in technology, we are addressing those issues and making the cities smarter, more efficient, and sustainable. In this talk, we introduce some advanced technologies in IBM Research with practical examples.


Internet of Things: Reality and Challenges (Wednesday, December 1)
Patrick Wetterwald President, IPSO Alliance and Manager, Advanced Technologies, Cisco Systems, Inc.
Patrick Wetterwald Smart Grid, Smart Home, Smart Building and Smart connected Cities require smart objects and smart connectivity. As we analyze the different market needs and requirements, we will discuss the role of IPv6 (Internet Protocol Version 6) in the networking of these smart objects. We will offer the vision of an industry alliance on the market adoption of these new technologies. We will focus on the challenges of the IoT: mainly technological but also societal and economical.


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Special Workshop on International Trade (Wednesday, December 1)


RFID Activities in APEC Logistics Working Group
Naotaka Ishizawa NYK Line, Japan
Naotaka Ishizawa

Since August 2006, Ishizawa has been working at NYK to establish new global standards for the use of RFID technology in the logistics industry. For example, he has been co-chair of the Transportation & Logistics User Group (in GS1), where he promotes involvement by global members. He also spearheaded the first official global pilot project for RFID between locations in China, Japan, the U.S., and the EU, a project that included air, ocean, and inland transport modes. Thus, he has developed a growing international network of concerned stakeholders.

International logistics is one of the industries that attract the most intense activity in RFID standardization.

The most significant difference between international logistics and other industries is the great number of concerned parties in international logistics. In many industries, a major company can roll out RFID projects based on return-on-investment prospects. But in international logistics, many governmental bodies have their own particular regulations (e.g., border protection, taxation, and quota control), and even the biggest players must follow these regulations. In addition, international logistics uses highly standardized equipment and business processes, and non-standard ones virtually cannot be used.

Therefore, it is critical that these many governmental and standards bodies work together to define coordinated RFID regulations.

Recently, APEC has been working actively for the wider use of RFID in international logistics. It carries out varied RFID pilot programs involving many governmental and standards bodies. APEC also works closely with the EU in these RFID programs. Therefore, the programs are supported by almost all industrialized countries.

In this session, responsible people from users, governmental bodies, and standards bodies will address the purposes and details of APEC projects, and present their visions for the role of RFID in international logistics.

Speakers:
Video Message from Chris Adcock (President, GS1 EPCglobal Inc.)
Takayuki Hirabayashi (Senior Deputy Director, Commerce and Distribution Policy Group, Distribution and Logistics Systems Policy Office, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), Government of Japan)

Chris Adcock Takayuki Hirabayashi

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Technical Presentations

The following 28 technical papers have been selected from the more than 100 submissions made in response to the cfp. Papers will be presented over the two day conference period in the the following six sessions.

Each presentation is 25 minutes including Q&A. A guideline is 15 minutes presentation and 10 minutes Q&A. Presenters DO NOT NEED TO send their presentation material in advance.

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Green IoT (Tuesday, November 30)
Chairperson: Christof Roduner (ETH Zurich, CH)

From Sustainable Electronics to Green Services: Results from the EU PriMeBits Project
Andreas Schaller (ASC, DE)

Personalized HVAC Control System
Mark Feldmeier (MIT, US), Joseph Paradiso (MIT, US)

The Impact of Traffic-Light-to-Vehicle Communication on Fuel Consumption and Emissions
Tessa Tielert (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, DE), Moritz Killat (University of Karlsruhe, DE), Hannes Hartenstein (University of Karlsruhe, DE), Raphael Luz (Graz University of Technology, AT), Stefan Hausberger (Graz University of Technology, AT), Thomas Benz (ptv AG, DE)

DEHEMS: A User-Driven Approach for Domestic Energy Monitoring
Vasughi Sundramoorthy (The University of Salford, UK), Qi Liu (University of Salford, UK) , Grahame Cooper (University of Salford, UK), Nigel Linge (University of Salford, UK), Joshua Cooper (Hildebrand Ltd., UK)

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Mobile IoT (Tuesday, November 30)
Chairperson: Gerd Kortuem (Lancaster University)

Product Empire - Serious play with Barcodes
Andreas Budde (ETH Zurich, CH), Florian Michahelles (ETH Zurich, CH)

my2cents - Digitizing Consumer Opinions and Comments about Retail Products
Stephan Karpischek (ETH Zurich, CH), Florian Michahelles (ETH Zurich, CH)

Drugs Interaction Checker Based on IoT
Antonio Jara (University of Murcia, ES), Alberto Alcolea (University of Murcia, ES), Mona Alsaedy (Kingston University London, UK), Miguel Zamora (University Of Murca, ES), Antonio Fernando Gomez Skarmeta (University of Murcia, ES)

SENSE-SATION: An Extensible Platform for Integration of Phones into the Web
Alireza Sahami (University of Duisburg-Essen, DE), Christian Winkler (University of Duisburg-Essen, DE), Albrecht Schmidt (University of Duisburg-Essen, DE)

Evaluation of 1D Barcode Scanning on Mobile Phones
Felix von Reischach (ETH Zurich, CH), Stephan Karpischek (ETH Zurich, CH), Robert Adelmann (ETH Zurich, CH), Florian Michahelles (ETH Zurich, CH)

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Business and Applications (Tuesday, November 30)
Chairperson: Dieter Uckelmann (University of Bremen)

Market-based User Innovation for the Internet of Things
Gerd Kortuem (Lancaster University, UK), Fahim Kawsar (Lancaster University, UK)

Ad-hoc Changes in IoT-aware Business Processes
Dulce Domingos (Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon, PT), Francisco Martins (Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon, PT), Ricardo Martinho (School of Technology and Management, Polytechnic Institute of Leiria, PT), Mario Silva (University of Lisbon, PT)

An RFID Based Consistency Management Framework for Production Monitoring In a Smart Real-Time Factory
Bilal Hameed (University of Stuttgart, DE), Imran Khan (University of Stuttgart, DE), Frank Dürr (University of Stuttgart, DE), Kurt Rothermel (University of Stuttgart, DE)

Strategic Aspects of Cross-company Item-level RFID Usage - A Game Theoretic Analysis
Christoph Goebel (International Computer Science Institute, US), Oliver Günther (Humboldt Universität Berlin, DE)

A Proposal on RFID Data Analytics Methods

Tetsuro Tamura (Keio University, JP), Tatsuya Inaba (Keio University, JP), Osamu Nakamura (Keio University, JP), Jiro Kokuryo (Keio University, JP), Jun Murai (KEIO University, JP)

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RFID Technology (Tuesday, November 30)
Chairperson: Hitoshi Hayashi (NTT)

On the Calibration and Performance of RSS-based Localization Methods
B Dil (Pervasive Systems, University of Twente, NL), Paul Havinga (University of Twente, NL)

A Low-cost UHF RFID Tag Baseband with an IDEA Cryptography Engine
Xiang Shen (Fudan Universtity, CN) Liu Dan (Fudan University,China, CN), Yuqing Yang (State Key Laboratory of ASIC & System, Auto-ID Laboratory, Fudan University, CN), Junyu Wang (Fudan Universitzy, CN)

Time Cost Evaluation for Executing RFID Authentication Protocols
Kevin Chiew (Singapore Management University, SG) , Yingjiu Li (Singapore Management University, SG), Tieyan Li (Institute for Infocomm Research, SG), Robert Deng (Singapore Management University, SG), Manfred Aigner (Technische Universitat Graz, AT)

Design of RFID Near-Field Focusing Circular Patch Array Antenna at 2.4GHz with Applications
Hsien-Wen Liu (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, TW), Chung-Hsun Weng (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, TW), Chang-Fa Yang (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, TW), Yu-Shu Lin (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, TW), Fu-Syuan Chen (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, TW), Yu-Cheng Huang (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, TW) Che-Wei Hsu (Sunlit System Technology Corp., TW)

Using Low-Level Reader Data to Detect False-Positive RFID Tag Reads
Thorben Keller (University of St. Gallen, DE), Frederic Thiesse (University of St. Gallen, CH), Elgar Fleisch (ETH Zurich & University of St. Gallen (HSG), CH), Jens Kungl (METRO Group Information Technology GmbH Duesseldorf, DE)

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IoT Development (Wednesday, December 1)
Chairperson: Tatsuya Inaba (Keio University)

Supporting Interaction with the Internet of Things across Objects, Time and Space
Fahim Kawsar (Lancaster University, UK), Gerd Kortuem (Lancaster University, UK), Bashar Altakrouri (Lancaster University, UK)

O Transponder, Where Art Thou? - A Case Example of RFID Data Analytics in Retail
Jasser Al-Kassab (University of St. Gallen, CH), Frederic Thiesse (University of St. Gallen, CH), Elgar Fleisch (ETH Zurich & University of St. Gallen (HSG), CH)

MAGIC Broker 2: An Open and Extensible Platform for the Internet of Things
Michael Blackstock (University of British Columbia, CA), Nima Kaviani (University of British Columbia, CA) Rodger Lea (University of British Columbia, CA), Adrian Friday (Lancaster University, UK)

Semantic Middleware for the Internet of Things
Zhexuan Song (Fujitsu Labs of America, US) Alvaro Cardenas (Fujitsu Laboratories of America, US), Ryusuke Masuoka (Fujitsu Laboratories of America, Inc., US)

BIT - A Framework and Architecture for Providing Digital Services for Physical Products
Christof Roduner (ETH Zurich, CH), Marc Langheinrich (University of Lugano (USI), CH)

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Web of Things (Wednesday, December 1)
Chairperson: Yoshito Tobe (Tokyo Denki University)

A Real-Time Search Engine for the Web of Things
Benedikt Ostermaier (ETH Zurich, CH), Kay Roemer (ETH Zurich, CH), Friedem Mattern(ETH Zurich, CH), Michael Fahrmair (DOCOMO Euro-Labs, Munich, DE), Wolfgang Kellerer (DOCOMO Euro-Labs, Munich, DE)

A Resource Oriented Architecture for the Web of Things
Dominique Guinard (ETH Zurich / SAP Research, CH), Erik Wilde (UC Berkeley, US), Vlad Trifa (ETH Zurich / SAP Research / MIT, CH)

Giving RFID a REST: Building a Web-Enabled EPCIS
Dominique Guinard (ETH Zurich / SAP Research, CH), Mathias Mueller (University of Fribourg, CH), Jacques Pasquier (University of Fribourg, CH)

Using Web Service Gateways and Code Generation for Sustainable IoT System Development
Till Riedel (TecO, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, DE), Hedda Schmidtke (TU Braunschweig, DE), Michael Beigl (TU Braunschweig, DE), Nicolaie Fantana (ABB AG Forschungszentrum Deutschland, DE), Adrian Genaid (TecO, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, DE), Dimitar Yordanov (TecO, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, DE)

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Posters

Poster authors will introduce their work during the "One Minute Madness" slot from 10:40 to 11:40 on November 30. This slot will provide each poster, demo and video author with one minute of time in the Opening Plenary.

The Conference also includes an exclusive "Visit Poster, Demo, Video and Exhibits" slot from 13:30 to 14:30 following lunch on December 1. In the Closing Plenary, the best poster, the best demo and the best video will be awarded based on evaluation from the Program Committee and general participants.

The following 14 submissions have been accepted for poster presentation on site Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.

Experimental Results in International Ocean/Air Container Tracking Pilot Tests using Active RFID Tags
Minoru Katayama, Hiroshi Nakada, Hitoshi Hayashi, Masashi Shimizu (NTT Laboratories)

File Tracking System Using Dual-Frequency Active RFID Tags
Hitoshi Hayashi, Minoru Katayama, Hiroshi Nakada, Masashi Shimizu (NTT Laboratories)

User Empowerment in the Internet of Things
Dejan Munjin, Jean-Henry Morin (University of Geneva)

Towards Personal Social Cloud of Things: A User Centric Design Approach
Jean-Henry Morin (University of Geneva), Jose Sepulveda (Keio - NUS CUTE Center), Adrian Cheok (National University of Singapore)

Design of an EPC and uID-based Code Gateway for Heterogeneous RFID Applications
Jiann-Liang Chen (National Taiwan University of Science and Technology), Sy-Yen Kuo (National Taiwan University)

RFID application in Municipal Solid Waste Collection
Maria Grazia Gnoni, Gianni Lettera, Piergiuseppe Tundo (University of Salento)

Embracing Flexibility in Internet-of-Things DIY-DIWO Applications Smart House Low Carbon Economy Scenario
Lech Krzanik (University of Oulu)

The Things in the Internet of Things
Stephan Haller (SAP Research Zurich)

Implementation of Piggyback Sensor Data Transfer on Mobile Phone
Takahiro Yamamoto, Shunsuke Saruwatari, Hiroyuki Morikawa (The University of Tokyo)

Implementation of Bloom-Filter-Based ID Matching for Wake-up Wireless Communication
Shigemi Ishida, Takahiro Takiguchi, Shunsuke Saruwatari, Masateru Minami, Hiroyuki Morikawa (The University of Tokyo)

Distributed Spectrum Sensing Utilizing Heterogeneous Wireless Devices and Measurement Equipment
Junichi Naganawa, Hojun Kim, Shunsuke Saruwatari, Hisashi Onaga, Hiroyuki Morikawa (The University of Tokyo)

A Method of Determinig Situation Using IR Sensor and RFID to Control Appliance for Dementia Patient
Kenta Yamamoto, Takeshi Iwamoto and Michito Matsumoto (Toyama Prefectural University)

Simulation Evaluation of WiMAX Multicast Link
Genya Kamimura, Yuusuke Kawakita, Etsuko Suzuki, Kazuto Kamiyama, Haruhisa Ichikawa (The University of Electro-Communications)

RW-Link: Wireless Interconnection of Things
Manabu Miyazaki(Tokyo Denki University), Khan Md. Asif Hossain, Masayuki Iwai, Kaoru Sezaki (The University of Tokyo), Yoshito Tobe (Tokyo Denki University)

A Study about The Position Estimation by Image Matching
Yutaka Matsui, Takeshi Iwamoto and Michito Matsumoto (Toyama Prefectural University)

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