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ADVANCE 2019 Technical Programme
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The
Workshop program will be composed of several invited speaker presentations,
accepted papers presentations during the 21th and 22th
of January 2019. ADVANCE
2019 Programme on Glance |
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Invited Talk 1: ICT Development in Cape Verde Speaker: Mr Antonio Fernandes, PCA Nosi, Cape Verde Bio: Antonio Joaquim Fernandes wa born on October 9, 1960 in Cape Verde, loves to learn
and teach mathematics and physics.Has six children,
all grown-ups. He is Currently serving as CEO at NOSi
a State owned Gov-Tech company. It is the
enterprise in charge of everything about technology for The Cape Verde
government (e-Government). He completed master's degrees in mathematics and
physics at Ball State University, USA in 1996, where he also completed, in
1983, a degree in Ocean Engineering at Florida Institute of Technology. He
has alternated teaching of Mathematics and Physics with work in Engineering,
both in Cape Verde and in the Azores. As a Technical Executive Director, he
was responsible for coordinating the design and implementation of Vila Verde
Resort in Sal, Copacabana in Mindelo, among other
real estate projects. He served as Minister of
Education, Science, Youth and Sports as well as Minister of Infrastructure
and Housing in the government of the 5th Legislature. He is a member of the
American Physical Society, the National Physics Honor Society, the Scientific
Research Society and the Mathematical Association of America. He is co-author
of a scientific paper on energy extraction from the ocean waves and the
author of some University Texts on Applied Calculus and Operational Research,
published by the African Virtual University. Still working to complete a
Doctoral Program, increase the number of video lessons published on YouTube
and work on some basic university texts on mathematics and physics. Invited Talk 2: Blockchain -
opportunities and limitations Bio: Dr. Hafid is Full
Professor at the University of Montreal, where he founded the Network
Research Lab (NRL) in 2005. He is also research fellow at CIRRELT, Montreal,
Canada. Dr. Hafid published over 230 journal and
conference papers; he also holds 3 US patents. Prior to joining U. of
Montreal, he spent several years, as senior research scientist, at Telcordia
Technologies (formerly Bell Communications Research), NJ, US working in the
context of major research projects on the management of next generation
networks. Dr. Hafid has extensive academic and
industrial research experience in the area of the management of next
generation networks. His research interests include also cloud/mobile
cloud/fog, IoT, blockchain
and intelligent transport systems. Invited Talk 3: The role of ICT in promoting economic development, government
transparency and fighting in Africa Abstract: The African economy is largely
based on agriculture and the export of commodities. The continent faces
tremendous challenges when it comes to economic development and promotion of
government transparency. Traditional strategies for fighting corruption
involve mainly legislative and administrative reforms and neglect the role of
ICT in this process. This presentation will highlight the important
contribution ICT can bring to promoting the economic development and
government transparency in the continent. Bio: Dr. Isaias Barreto
da Rosa is the Chairman Multisectoral Regulatory
Agency of the Economy (ARME) since November 2018 and served as ECOWAS
(Economic Community of West African States) Commissioner for
Telecommunications and Information Technologies between February 2014 and
February 2018. He concluded his post-doc at the Tallinn University, Estonia,
he holds an Advanced Studies Diploma and a PhD degree (Hons) in Education and
Human Development (University of Santiago de Compostela,
Spain), a Master degree in Management Development (Euro-Arab Management
School, Granada, Spain), and a licentiate degree in Computer Science (Faculty
of Science, University of Lisbon, Portugal). Before joining ECOWAS, Dr. Rosa
worked as a Software developer at the Center for the studies of Information
Problems at the Portuguese Catholic University, Portugal as well as
researcher and lecturer at Tallinn University, Estonia. He also worked as
professor at the University Jean Piaget of Cape Verde for 13 years, where he
also assumed several other responsibilities such as head of the unit
(department) of science and technology, Director of the Technological
Division; Director of the Digital Education Lab, Cisco Academy Manager,
Microsoft IT Academy Manager, etc. Dr. Rosa has also worked as a consultant
for national and international organizations, has extensive experience in the
definition of ICT policies and regional integration issues. He has dozens of
research papers published in journals and proceedings of international
conferences. Technical
session 1 - Monday, January 21th, 2019
Paper 1.1 A secure and
smart environment for the transportation of dangerous goods by using Blockchain and IoT devices Adnan Imeri1,2, Nazim Agoulmine2,
and Djamel Khadraoui1 1 Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology, Luxembourg 2 University of _Evry Val d`Essonne - Paris Saclay
University, France Paper 1.2 A Testbed Tool for Comparing Usability and Security
of Mobile Authentication Mechanisms Karima Boudaoud1, Marco Winckler1, Zauwali S. Paki1, Philippe Palanque2 1Université
Côte d’Azur, CNRS, I3S, France 2Université Paul Sabatier, IRIT, France Paper 1.3 Communication
Technologies integration into the Electrical System of the city of Praia Claudino Mendes1 and Mateus Andrade1
1Universidade de CaboVerde,
Praia, Cabo Verde. Technical session 2 -
Monday, January 21th, 2019 (Short Papers)
Paper 2.1 Future
Internet: TALKING WITH 5G Janet Da Luz and Nilza Rocha Computer Science Engineers, Cape Verde Paper 2.2 Overview of NB-IoT communications in 5G Donia Djebali1, Nazim Agoulmine2,
and Sonia Ben Rejeb3 1 Higher Institute of Computer Sciences of Tunis (ISI) Carthage
University, Ariana, Tunisia and IBISC Laboratory, University of Evry
- Paris Saclay University, France 2 IBISC Laboratory, University of Evry -
Paris Saclay University, France 3 High School of Communication of Tunis (Supcom)
Carthage University, Ariana, Tunisia Paper 2.3 Performance evaluation of mmWaves based 3-D indoor positioning system Technical
session 3 - Monday, January 21th, 2019
Paper 3.1 On the
Fog-Cloud Cooperation: How Fog Computing can address latency concerns of IoT applications Amir Karamoozian1, Abdelhakim Hafid1, El Mostapha
Aboulhamid2 1 Network Research Lab (NRL), DIRO
University of Montreal, Canada 2 Department of Computer Science
and Operations Research University of Montreal, Canada Paper 3.2 Security
Issues in Hybrid Approaches: Context-based and Sofware-Defined-Networks Paulo Sampaio and Robson
Gonzaga Paper 3.3 Using Early
Warning Score for vital signs analysis in IoT
healthcare environment (pending) David Viana1, Paulo Cunha2,
Wendell Rodriguesz1, Odorico Monteiro3
and Mauro Oliveira1 1 Instituto Federal de Ciência e Tecnologia do Ceará - IFCE 2 Universidade Federal de
Pernambuco - UFPE 3 Universidade Federal do Ceará – UFC Technical
session 4 - Tuesday, January 22th, 2019 (Short Papers)
Paper 4.1 KA TEN DOKUMENTU – An
exploratory empirical research on students generated content: the case of
Communication and Multimedia students of the University of Cape Verde on criolo identity Paper 4.2 Efficient
management of residues collection Study case – Praia City Alexsandro Batista, Carlos Correia, Hélder Gomes and Ivanildo Silva
Science and Technology’s College of University of
Cape Verde, Cape Verde Paper 4.3 Service
Execution Orchestrator for IoI Lucas Sales Vieira, Marcio
E. F. Maia, and Miguel Franklin de Castro Group of Computer Networks, Software Engineering and
Systems Federal University of Ceara, Fortaleza, Brazil Paper 4.4 Towards a User
Profile Generation Approach for IoT Applications Cayk Barreto , Tales Paiva, Marcio Maia, and Rossana M. C. Andrade, Group of Computer
Networks, Software Engineering and Systems, Federal University of Ceara, Fortaleza, Brazil Technical session 5 –
Tuesday, January 22th, 2019
Paper 5.1 A Blockchain-based Educational Record Repository Emanuel E. Bessa and Joberto S. B. Martins Universidade Salvador
(UNIFACS), Brazil Paper 5.2 A Metric for Resource
Usage Evaluation in Cloud Computing Environments Tiago da Silva Nascimento2 Emanuel
Coutinho1,2,6 Carla Ilane Bezerra4,6
and Jose Neuman de Souza5,6 1 IBITURUNA { Research Group of Cloud Computing and Systems 2 Virtual University Institute (UFC-VIRTUAL), Federal University of Ceara, Fortaleza, Ceara, Brazil 3 Federal University of Bahia, Salvador (UFBA), Bahia, Brazil 4 Campus Quixada { Federal University of Ceara (UFC) { Quixada, Brazil 5 Master and Doctorate in Computer Science (MDCC) 6 Federal University of Ceara
(UFC) { Fortaleza { Ceara { Brazil Industrial Panel – Tuesday,
January 22th, 2019:
Topic: Future
of ICT in Cape Verde: Challenges in education, health, transportation, etc.
Experiences in other countries. Moderator: Professor Claudino
Mendes. PROFESSIONAL SHORT COURSES
Short course 1: Introduction to Blockchain
Technology: Concepts and Applications Abstract: This short course will start with an introduction
to Blockchain technology; it will also briefly
cover cryptographic primitives and consensus protocols used to
realize Blockchain. It will introduce the
concept of smart contracts which are fundamental to the implementation of Blockchain applications. It will present the
different categories of Blockchain. Some Blockchain use cases will be presented. The course will
conclude with presenting the limitations and the future of Blockchain. Bio: Dr. Hafid is Full
Professor at the University of Montreal, where he founded the Network
Research Lab (NRL) in 2005. He is also research fellow at CIRRELT, Montreal,
Canada. Dr. Hafid published over 230 journal
and conference papers; he also holds 3 US patents. Prior to joining U.
of Montreal, he spent several years, as senior research scientist,
at Telcordia Technologies (formerly Bell
Communications Research), NJ, US working in the context of major research
projects on the management of next generation networks. Dr. Hafid has extensive academic and industrial research
experience in the area of the management of next generation networks. His
research interests include also cloud/mobile cloud/fog, IoT, Blockchain and intelligent transport systems. Short course 2: Intelligent Communication Resource
Allocation: Smart City Application Abstract: Internet and networks are evolving and expanding
their utilization dramatically. New paradigms, new protocols, new intelligent
solutions and large scale complex systems are emerging on various areas of
our daily life. Researchers and engineers need to understand the current
network evolution trends and to know what relevant new technologies are
involved. This short course discusses network evolution and presents the
adoption of Machine Learning with Software-Defined Networking programming
paradigm for communications resource in the context of Smart City projects.
This will allow a comprehension on how new technologies can improve system
development and highlight their potential in the context of Smart-City. Bio: PhD in Computer Science, UPMC, Paris, 1986; M.Sc.
in Electronic Engineering - PII, Holand, 1979. Visiting
Scientist at ICSI – University of California Berkeley (USA) in 1995. Full
Professor at UFPb (1977-2000). Full Professor at
Salvador University (Unifacs) since 2000,
Vice-President for Distance Learning at Salvador University (Unifacs) from 2003 to 2009, Full Professor at UFPB
(Federal University of Paraiba) from 1977 to 1999, Director of “Instituto de Tecnologia Eletro-Eletrônica (ITEEL)” during 05 years, CEO of
“ITELCON – Informática Teleinformática
Ltda”from 1986 to 1999, Consultant on Computer Networks
and Telecommunications since 1986.Current position: full Professor at
Salvador University - UNIFACS and Visiting Professor at Hochshule
für Technik und Wirstchaft des Saarlandes – HTW
Germany. Research interest see https://jobertomartins.com Short Course 3 : Large Scale Deployment of IoT Applications in the Cloud-Fog-IoT
Environment Abstract: Information and Communication
Technologies (ICT) to improve healthcare quality and cost reduction has been
recognized as the only viable solution to sustain healthcare systems and
reduce divide. It is being implemented as a national priority in major world
economies to face the ageing society problem and the cost of healthcare. This
talks aims to introduce the technologies that are changing the game namely IoT, Edge Computing (a.k.a. Fog Computing) and Cloud
Computing and how these technologies are glued together along with novel data
mining techniques to allow collecting and reasoning on environment and
medical to make diagnosis and detect anomalies in large populations or
geographic area. Public health policy makers and other organisations in the
health sector could largely benefit from these technologies. Bio: Nazim Agoulmine holds a
PhD in Computer Sciences from the University of Paris XI, France. He is a
full professor at the university of Evry Val d'Essonne / Paris Saclay
University since 1992 and a member of the IBISC Research Laboratory. Since
2016, he is the vice president of the University of Evry
in charge of Digital Strategy. From 2011 to 2016, he was on secondment with
the French National Research Agency where he held several positions: chair
and vice-chair of the Digital Sciences and Mathematics (NuMa)
department (2011-2016), Director of the INFRA (Hardware and Software
Infrastructures for Future Internet) programme (2011-2013) and director of
the INS (Digital Engineering and Security) programme (2012). From 2013 to
2011, Prof. N.Agoulmine has directed the LRSM
research laboratory (University of Evry) and leaded
several European research projects in the area of Networking and participated
to several international research initiatives with South Korea (WCU), Brazil
(AmSud), Ireland (Marie Curie) and Italy (IIT). He
is a specialist in the area of networking and Cloud Computing technologies.
He published more than 100 conference and journal papers in these areas and
chaired several International Conferences and Workshops. Short course 4: Privacy and Security of Internet Of Things Abstract: The goal of this
short course is to give an overview about the privacy and security issues.
This lecture will focus specifically on the risks regarding our privacy and
the Internet, security of connected objects and some best practices to reduce
security and privacy risks. Bio: Karima Boudaoud is Associate Professor at the University of Nice
Sophia Antipolis. She had obtained her PhD. degree in Computer Sciences from Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). Her main research interest is Human-centric
Security and Privacy management i.e. a security and privacy management
oriented towards the User and her previous research field was intrusion
detection using multi-agent system. She has participated in several research
projects in the area of Networks and Services Security funded by the European
Commission, CNRS-INRIA-DGA and Fond National Suisse. She has servers in
several TPC and OC of several national and international (IEEE/IFIP or
others), conferences and workshops (IM, WWW, ICC, NOMS, etc.). |
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