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SPECIAL SESSION: Roadmapping the future of smart sensing and context
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The EU sensor/context communities meet to answer the next FP7 calls
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CALL FOR PAPERS
***** EuroSSC 2008 *****
***** 3rd IEEE European Conference on Smart Sensing and Context *****
October 29-31, 2008
Zürich, Switzerland
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The 3rd IEEE European Conference on Smart Sensing and Context (EuroSSC)
will be held on October 29-31, 2008 in Zurich, Switzerland.
EuroSSC was held before in Enschede (NL) and Kendal (UK).
Building on the success of the last years, EuroSSC 2008 will include
a highly selective single-track program for technical papers,
accompanied by posters, demonstrations, invited speakers, and an
industrial panel.
A special session will enable the sensor and context communities to
define the future smart sensing and context. It will serve to prepare
answering the next EU FP7 calls and to foster new research projects.
The vision of ubiquitous computing is that of pervasive but transparent
technology. Smart, context-aware (wireless) sensor and actuator networks
(WS&AN) bring the vision of ubiquitous computing closer to reality.
Emerging smart surroundings, objects and clothing contain networked
sensing and feedback elements to infer user's needs and provide targeted
context-aware assistance. Networked smart sensors recognize context from
raw data and/or capitalize on context to optimize sensing. Higher-level
context is inferred online or within the network by combining and
abstracting information from smart sensors. Together with networked
actuators, context-aware sensing and feedback becomes possible.
This annual conference explores techniques, algorithms, architectures,
protocols, and user aspects underlying context-aware smart surroundings,
and cooperating intelligent objects, and their applications.
Topics discussed include smart sensing, context recognition, and context
processing. Of growing interest are methods and principles for context
abstraction and processing given a Quality of Context that reflects
context uncertainty and accuracy of smart sensors. Principles and
methods for context-aware feedback through actuator networks and
their applications are treated.
EuroSSC 2008 aims to bring together academic researchers and industry
experts with a variety of backgrounds to explore technology, human,
and user aspects:
* *Technology and system aspects*: concerning intelligent sensors,
sensor and actuator networks and information processing for a new
generation of networked devices and intelligent environments.
* *Human and user aspects*: exploring scenarios, applications and
interaction methods for context-aware and pro-active applications
made possible by the diffusion of ambient communication, cooperating
objects, and interaction technologies.
We welcome submission of original and unpublished *posters*, and
*demonstration papers* covering all areas related to smart surroundings,
context-awareness and networked embedded sensor and actuator systems.
The topics of interest include (but are not limited to):
* Distributed smart sensing and context recognition
o Smart sensing: sensors inferring context and context-aware sensing
o Context-aware surroundings and infrastructures
o Distributed objects and wearables inferring context
o Algorithms and architectures for scalable context recognition
o Quality of Context (context uncertainty, unreliable sensing)
* Context processing
o Context reasoning, fusion, transformation, inference
o Context processing given Quality of Context
o Scalable context management and processing architectures
o Information aspects of context-aware sensor&actuator systems
* Context-aware actuators, interaction methods, and human aspects
o Principles and methods for context-aware actuation and feedback
o Distributed context-aware actuators
o Interaction with context-aware objects, wearables and proactive
interfaces
o Quality of Actuation
o Symbiosis between autonomic context-aware sensor&actuator systems
and users
o Social implications, user-controlled privacy, securing context
* Applications, deployment, test beds and case studies
o Wearable computing and pervasive computing applications
o Real-world experiences with deployed systems
o Applications and case studies related to smart surroundings &
intelligent objects
o Integration with the Internet of the Future
o Development tools, deployment principles, and life-cycle support
Organization Committee:
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General Chair:
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Daniel Roggen ETH Zurich, CH
Technical Program Co-Chairs:
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Paul Havinga University of Twente, NL
Gerd Kortuem Lancaster University, GB
Clemens Lombriser ETH Zurich, CH
Daniel Roggen ETH Zurich, CH
Gerhard Tröster ETH Zurich, CH
Poster & Demo Chair:
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Andreas Bulling ETH Zurich, CH
Local Co-Chairs:
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Clemens Lombriser ETH Zurich, CH
Bernd Tessendorf ETH Zurich, CH
Ruth Zähringer ETH Zurich, CH
Technical Program Committee:
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Martin Bauer NEC, DE
Simon Dobson University College Dublin, IE
Jessie Dedecker Vrije Universiteit Brussels, BE
Falko Dressler University of Erlangen, DE
Martin Elixmann Philips Research, DE
Elisabetta Farella University of Bologna, IT
Alois Ferscha Johannes Kepler University, AT
Elgar Fleisch ETH Zurich, CH
Kaori Fujinami Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, JP
Sandeep Gupta Arizona State University, US
Manfred Hauswirth National University, IE
Julia Kantorovitch VTT, FI
Marc Langheinrich ETH Zurich, CH
Maria Lijding University of Twente, NL
Feng Ling Tsinghua University, CN
Kristof van Laerhoven Darmstadt University, DE
Rodger Lea University of British Columbia, US
Peter Leijdekkers University Of Technology Sydney, AU
Paul Lukowicz University of Passau, DE
Oscar Mayora Create-Net, IT
Stafan Meissner University of Surrey, GB
Nirvana Meratnia University of Twente, NL
Tatsuo Nakajima Waseda University, JP
Santosh Pandey CISCO Systems,US
Christian Prehofer Nokia Research Center, FI
Kay Römer ETH Zurich, CH
Kamran Sayrafian NIST, US
James Scott Microsoft Research, GB
Frank Siegemund Microsoft Innovation Center, DE
Hong-Linh Truong Vienna University of Technology, AT
Roberto Verdone University of Bologna, IT
Jamie Ward Lancaster University, GB
Chen Xiang A*STAR, SG
Sponsors:
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EU FP7 Research Project SENSEI (www.sensei-project.eu)
Sensinode (www.sensinode.com)
u-blox (www.u-blox.ch)
For more information about the conference, please visit: http://www.eurossc.org
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