COMPSAC 2015: The 39th Annual International Computers, Software & Applications Conference

 

Fast Abstract

CFP:  pdf

The Fast Abstract track seeks to bring together students, faculty, and researchers working in computer software and applications and related fields. A Fast Abstract is a lightly reviewed, two-page article that may be presenting new ideas or work in progress, or opinions that address any issue relevant to computer software and applications and related fields. We also welcome contributions that may have thought provoking ideas based on theory or application or development experience, and may have initial or proof of concept results. The presenter will have the opportunity to discuss their research idea, methodology, and results with other peer researchers and receive useful guidance and feedback to refine their ideas or towards the completion of the research and potential initiation of research careers.

Authors are encouraged to submit summaries of their original work (not published or submitted elsewhere).  All submissions must be written in English with a maximum of two pages in 10-point font using the IEEE conference proceedings format. Each submission should include the title of the paper, the name and affiliation of each author, a 150-word abstract, and up to 6 keywords.

Evaluation of submissions will be based on their originality, significance of potential contribution to the field, technical merit, presentation quality, and adherence to abstract submission guidelines. All accepted papers will be published in the electronic COMPSAC proceedings. 

At least one of the authors of every accepted fast abstract should register and attend the conference to present their article. Failure to do so will result in exclusion of the accepted paper from the proceedings. 

Fast Abstract Program

Saturday July 4

15:45 - 17:15
Session 1: Cloud & Big Data
Location: H122
Session Chair: Katsunori Oyama, Nihon University, Japan

• Design and Development of a Cloud-based Trip-tracking System
  Thanh An Nguyen Thi, Yaw-Chung Chen
• Fast and Cost-effective Load Balancing Method for Range Queriable Cloud Storage
  Xun Shao, Masahiro Jibiki, Yuuichi Teranishi, Nozomu Nishinaga
• Improved Handover Using Cloud Control in Heterogeneous Wireless Networks
  Ryota Ishikawa, Katsuyoshi Iida, Hiroyuki Koga, Masayoshi Shimamura
• Semantic Enriched Category Recommendation System for Large-scale Emails Exploiting Big Data Processing Technologies
  Jae-Ik Kim, Kyung-Wook Park, Hyung-Rak Jo, Dong-Ho Lee
• A Semantic Category Recommendation System Exploiting LDA Clustering Algorithm and Social Folksonomy
  Hyung-Rak Jo, Kyung-Wook Park, Jae-Ik Kim, Dong-Ho Lee

Session 2: Distributed Systems & Applications
Location: H123
Session Chair: Michiharu Takemoto, NTT, Japan

• Cooperative Cache Distribution System for Virtual P2P Web Proxy
  Kazunori Ueda, Kazuki Matsushita, Masashi Nishimine
• A Novel Semantic Tagging Techinque Exploiting Wikipedia-based Associated Words
  Hyun-Ki Hong, Kyung-Wook Park, Dong-Ho Lee
• A Read-optimized Index Structure for Distributed Log-structured Key-value Store
  In-Su Kang, Bo-kyeong Kim, Dong-Ho Lee
• On the Impact of Scale-free Structure on End-to-End TCP Performance Using Fluid Based Analysis
  Yusuke Sakumoto, Hiroyuki Ohsaki
• A Semantic-based Health Advising System Exploiting Web-based Personal Health Record Services
  Gun-Woo Kim, Kyung-Wook Park, Dong-Ho Lee
• Using Binding Bigraphs to Model Context-aware Adaptive Applications
  Don Xu, Jingjing Wang

17:15 - 18:45
Session 3: Fast Abstract 3 Software and Testing
Location: H122
Session Chair: Stelvio Cimato, University of Milan, Italy

• Software as a High Tech Weapon in Ireland’s Strategy
  Clare McInerney, Tiziana Margaria
• Pair Programming for Enhancing Communication in the Fundamental C Language Exercise
  Weiwei Du, Motoyuki Ozeki, Hiroki Nomiya, Kazuyoshi Murata, Masahiro Araki
• Breakpoint-based LIghtweight Prefetching to Improve Application Response
  Haegeon Jeong, Jiwoong Won, Jaemyoun Lee, Junhee Ryu, Kyungtae Kang
• Model Driven Development by Separating Concerns in UML Requirements Specification
  Satoshi Kawai, Saeko Matsuura
• Automated Assessment in Mathematics
  Alice Barana, Marina Marchisio, Sergio Rabellino
• Test Script Generation Based on Design Documents for Web Application Testing
  Haruto Tanno, Xiaojing Zhang

Session 4: Security & Privacy
Location: H123
Session Chair: Katsuyoshi Iida, Tokyo Institute of Technology

• A KEM/DEM-based Construction for Secure and Anonymous Communication
  Keita Emura, Akira Kanaoka, Satoshi Ohta, Takeshi Takahashi
• IoT Applications in Healthcare – Survey & Security
  Robert Abetecola
• Detection Method of DNS-based Botnet Communication Using Obtained NS Record History
  Hikaru Ichise, Yong Jin, Katsuyoshi Iida
• Redesigning QR Code Ecosystem with Improved Mobile Security
  L. Roger Yin, Jiazhen Zhou, Maxwell K. Hsu
• DHT Extension of M-cloud - Scalable and Distributed Privacy Preserving Statistical Computation on Public Cloud
  Ikuo Nakagawa, Yoshifumi Hashimoto, Mitsuharu Goto, Masahiro Hiji, Yutaka Kikuchi, Masahiro Fukumoto, Shinji Shimojo

COMPSAC Sponsors	Technical  Co-Sponsors
Organized By:	Financial Supporters

More Financial Supporters