Workshops

DFIS 2016

Abstract
Digital Forensics and Information Security (DFIS) are key elements for the next generation communication and networking environments where all applications and services are focused on users. In addition, the DFIS has emerged rapidly an exciting new paradigm to provide reliable and comfortable life services. Furthermore, the benefits of DFIS will only be realized if security issues can be appropriately addressed. Specially, forensics for DFIS is very important in the security fields. This workshop is intended to foster state-of-the-art research Digital Forensics and Information Security in the area of DFIS including information and communication technologies, law, social sciences and business administration.


Contact : Dr. JH Kang (jhk.conf@gmail.com) or Prof. James Park (jamespark.seoul@gmail.com).

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Submission system: http://www.confmanager.net/mue2016

**Authors MUST choose topic as “DFIS2016” at the submission system**.

DIKI 2016

Abstract
This workshop aims to discuss key issues and practices on future information technology in Data-Intensive Intelligence and Knowledge. Recently, the next generation technologies of developing intelligence and knowledge, such as distributed and parallel computing, social computing, and cloud computing, are being discussed to support handling scientific data, medical records, business transactions, web logs and so on. This workshop will provide a cross-disciplinary forum for scientists, engineers, and computer users to share their experiences, new ideas, and research results in data-intensive intelligence and knowledge. In particular, we will discuss what the future information technology might be in the light of the recent wave of Big Data, Semantic Web, Social Computing and Knowledge Acquisition technologies. By bringing together representatives of academia and industry, the workshop is also a means for identifying new research problems and disseminating results of the research and practice.


Contact : Ms. Yao Sun (sy@istic.ac.cn) or Prof. Shuo Xu (pzczxs@gmail.com).

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Submission system:https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=diki2016

ISP 2016

Abstract
This workshop aims to discuss about the technology to develop intelligent systems. Especially, we focus on the platforms of intelligent systems on multimedia and ubiquitous computing environments. Unmanned aerial vehicle control systems, transportation systems, and user interfaces (Brain-computer interface, motion sensors, & etc.) could be the hardware systems for the intelligent system platforms (ISP). To develop ISPs, diverse kinds of sub-systems should be integrated as one solution based on the field of communication, computer science, software engineering and information technology. Through this workshop, we would like to provide the chance to discuss about the ISP technology.


Contact : Prof. Yunsick Sung (yunsick.kmu@gmail.com).

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Submission system: http://www.confmanager.net/mue2016

**Authors MUST choose topic as “ISP2016” at the submission system**.

International Workshop on Big Data Analytics and its Applications(BDAA 2016)

Abstract
Due to continuous advances in various computer technologies, the amount of data being generated is growing at a high speed. These Big Data provide a huge opportunity for Big Data Analytics, an emerging field in database that concentrates on the development of techniques for discovering trends and patterns in a big volume of data. The aim of workshop is to provide the newest trends and developments of the most recognized techniques in the field of Big Data Analytics and its applications, and present the innovative results, encourage academic and industrial interaction.


Contact : Aziz Nasridinov
(Chungbuk National University, South Korea - 01063639293, aziz.nasridinov@gmail.com).

Submission system: http://www.confmanager.net/mue2016

**Authors MUST choose topic as “BDAA2016” at the submission system**.