CEWIT'08 Agenda

7:45 - 8:30 Registration
8:30 - 9:00 Welcoming Remarks (Russell Artzt, CA and Satya Sharma, CEWIT)
9:00 - 10:00 Keynote Address

9:00 - 9:30 Ike Nassi, EVP SAP America
9:30 - 10:00 Kathy Paladino, President Motorola Enterprise Mobility

10:00 - 12:15 Morning Session (Track 1 & Track 2 in parallel)

Track 1 - Emerging Technologies

1. On The Implementation of a User-Model Based Benchmark for Voice-over-IP, Charles Wright et al., IBM Research
2. Future Internet - Looking 4WARD, Andreas Timm-Giel et al., University of Bremen, Germany
3. Unification of Tomlinson-Harashima Precoding, Dirty Paper Coding and Vector Perturbation, Jun Niu et al., Polytechnic University
4. Efficient Signal Sampling Using Compression Techniques, Dave Mesecher et al., Northrop Grumman and Duke University
5. Channel Estimation for WCDMA-HSDPA Systems, I-Tai Lu et al., Polytechnic University
6. Power-Aware Topology Control for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks, Oliviero Riganelli et al.,University of Camerino, Italy and Stony Brook University

Track 2 - Solutions and Services

1. The WEARIT@WORK Authentic User Tests In Wearable Computing of a Healthcare Application, Otthein Herzog et al., University of Bremen, Germany
2. Novel Nanocomposites for Health Monitors and Implants, Perena Gouma, Stony Brook University
3. Index based u-Home Healthcare System(IHHS), Yoosuk Jung et al., Ajou University, Korea
4. Prostate Segmentation for Virtual Prostate Cancer Screening, Joseph Marino et al., Stony Brook University
5. u-Health Aide System for Ubiquitous Wellbeing Lifecare Service, Peom Park et al., Ajou University, Korea
6. iFortress: Reducing Carbon Footprints and Supporting Data Center Efficiency, Bob Venero, Future Tech Enterprise

12:15 - 1:15 Lunch & Expo
1:15 - 2:30 Distinguished Lectures

1:15 - 1:40 Mike Haberman, Executive Director NY Metro Network Verizon Wireless
1:40 - 2:05 William Pulleyblank, VP IBM Global Business Services
2:05 - 2:30 Tom Vice, Sector Vice President, Northrop Grumman Integrated Systems Eastern Region

2:30 - 4:45 Afternoon Session (Track 1 & Track 2 in parallel)

Track 1 - Emerging Technologies

1. Design Drivers for a 3.5G Cellular Modem Optimized for High Performance Mobile Broadband Communication, Robert DiFazio, InterDigital
2. AirScope : A USN-based, Micro-scale Air Quality Management System, Sang-Boem Lim et al., Konkuk University, Korea
3. Managing Flow-Based End-to-End QoS Paths through Modern Hybrid WANs, Dantong Yu et al., Brookhaven National Lab
4. Real-Time Scalable Monitoring System for Adaptive Ubiquitous Smart Space, Bong-Won Jang et al., Ajou University, Korea
5. BlueStar Mobile Management Services, Leslie Liu et al., IBM Research

Track 2 - Solutions and Services

1. Sensing and Communication Services for Food Transport Logistics, Markus Becker et al., University of Bremen, Germany
2. NATO Force Tracking System, Paul Knudsen, Globecomm Systems
3. SATCELL GSM, Keith Hall et al., Globecomm Systems
4. Wireless Cyber Assets Discovery Visualization, Ken Prole et al., Secure Decisions
5. Enhanced Interoperability During Natural Hazards, Ron Pirich et al., Northrop Grumman

5:00 - 7:00 Reception, CEWIT New Building Tour, Expo & Research Poster Session

Poster Papers

1. Low Complexity and Similar Performance to QRD-M Detection Scheme for MIMO-OFDM System, Sejong University, Korea
2. Enhanced Schemes for Hierarchical Modulation Based Cooperative Systems, Sejong University, Korea
3. A Robust Car Number Plate Detection Using Mathematical Morphology, Ajou University, Korea
4. Simple Cooperative Transmission based on Cyclic Delay Diversity Scheme, Sejong University, Korea
5. Information Inconsistency Analysis of Large Scale Autonomous Tracking Systems with Redundancy, Ajou University, Korea
6. Illustrative Parallel Coordinates: A more Effective Means to Glean Insight from High-Dimensional Data, Stony Brook University, USA
7. Physical-Space Refraction-Corrected Transmission Ultrasound Computed Tomography for Breast Mammography, Stony Brook University and Yale University, USA
8. Model Driven Visual Analytics, Stony Brook University, USA
9. A High-Performance Architecture for the Lydia Text Analysis System, Stony Brook University, USA
10. Opportunistic and Cooperative Spatial Multiplexing in MIMO Ad hoc Networks, Stony Brook University, USA
11. An EM-based Low Complexity Semi-blind Channel Estimation for OFDM systems, Sejong University, Korea
12. Opportunistic and Cooperative Spatial Multiplexing in MIMO Ad hoc Networks, Stony Brook University, Korea
13. Carrier Frequency Offset Reduction Using MSE-OFDM in Cooperative system, Sejong University, Korea
14. Exact Phrases in Information Retrieval for Question Answering, Stony Brook University, USA
15. Construction of Robust and Efficient Wireless Backbone Network with Algebraic Connectivity, Stony Brook University, USA
16. Composition in Incrementalization and Application to Constrained RBAC, Stony Brook University, USA
17. SpaceSafari – Bringing Arcade Game Excitement to Learning About the Solar System, Stony Brook University, USA
18. Security Policy Enforcement in Enterprise Systems, Stony Brook University, USA
19. Reputation and Trust Management in Agent based Ad Hoc Networks using Auctions, IIT, Kharagpur, India
20. High-resolution optical imaging diagnosis of biological tissue morphology, physiology and functions, Stony Brook University, USA
21. On the Threat to SIP-based Applications and Corresponding Counteract mechanisms, Ajou University, Korea
22. Secure Authentication Scheme based on Digital Signatures and Secure Key Storage, Sogang University, Korea
23. End-to-end QoS Architecture for Ubiquitous Military Tactical Networks in AJOU-TNRC, Ajou University, Korea
24. Dice Mix: a New Mix Reordering, Ajou University, Korea
25. Self-Powered Wireless Health Monitoring System, Stony Brook University, USA
26. A Glance at Quality of Service Models for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks, Kurukshetra University, India
27. Information Sharing and Searching Application for Mobile Devices, VJTI, Mumbai, India
28. WiFi in Education - Enabling 21st Century Learning, Meru Networks, USA