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AmI.d
2006
is part of the Smart
Event'06 which encompasses 4 international
meetings:

- e-Smart, 7th edition, the leading managerial
and strategic smart card industry conference (Sept.
20-22)


- World e-ID, 3rd edition, conference
devoted to the emerging deployment of trusted electronic
identities and seamless access to e-services (Sept.
20-22)

- Ambient Intelligence Developments, 1st
edition, conference dedicated to Ambient Intelligence
(Sept. 20-22)

- Smart University, 2nd edition, educational
program in Smart Card and ID, designed and delivered
by high level academics (Sept. 19-20)
More than 550 high level professionals involved
in smart cards and ID are expected in Sophia Antipolis
from September 19 up to September 22, 2006. This
new edition of "World e-ID" is an ideal
opportunity to share visions, see new perspectives
and opportunities and to develop and extend professional
peer to peer contacts and networks.
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Future Ambient Intelligence (AmI) environments
will contain a large number of heterogeneous computing
and communication infrastructures and devices that
will provide new functionalities, enhance user productivity,
and ease everyday tasks. Ubiquitous computers will
seamlessly enhance the way we work and even the
way we live thanks to the access to information
technologies that will optimize the environment
for people's needs in different physical spaces.
Anytime/anywhere access to information and services
will be provided.
In this scenario, applications will be influenced
by the computational, physical and behavioural contexts
that surround the user (for instance, because of
resource availability and security or privacy requirements).
Furthermore, the concept of application as we know
it today will disappear. Applications in AmI environments
will evolve from well-defined pieces of software,
with static architectures, well-defined limits and
owners, to what we could call AmI ecosystems, lacking
a fixed architecture, controlled limits and even
owners.
The combination of heterogeneity, mobility, dynamism,
sheer number of devices, along with the growing
demands in aspects such as security and dependability
(S&D), make the development of software for
these ecosystems vastly more complex and increasingly
difficult. It will be impossible, even for the most
experienced and knowledgeable developers, to foresee
all possible situations and interactions which may
arise in AmI environments and therefore create suitable
solutions to address the users' requirements.
Moreover, developers will have to face the fact
that some necessary pieces of software, communication
infrastructures and hardware devices will not be
under their control.
The focus of this edition will be on the enabling
technologies for AmI. In particular, we believe
that the
development of new software engineering and security
engineering practices especially adapted to the
new challenges introduced by AmI ecosystems is a
key factor for the real-world development of the
AmI concept. Original papers dealing with AmI
issues are solicited related (but not limited to)
the following
topics of interest.
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Program
Committee
| General
Chair: |
| Javier |
Lopez |
University
of Malaga, Spain |
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| Program
Co-Chairs: |
| Volkmar
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Lotz |
SAP
Research, Germany |
| Antonio
|
Maña |
University
of Malaga, Spain |
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| Organization
Chair: |
| Richard |
Bricaire |
Strategies
Telecoms & Multimedia, France |
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| Program
Committee Members: |
Emile
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Aarts |
Eindhoven
Univ. of Technology, Netherlands |
| Julio
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Abascal |
Universidad
del Pais Vasco, Spain |
| Stefano |
Campadello |
Nokia,
Finland |
| Jorge |
Cuellar |
Siemens,
Germany |
| Sabine
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Delaitre |
JRC Seville,
European Commission, Spain |
| Bertrand
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du
Castel |
Axalto,
USA |
Claudia
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Eckert
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Darmstadt
University of Technology, Germany |
| Eduardo
B. |
Fernandez |
Florida
Atlantic University, USA |
Paolo
|
Giorgini |
University
of Trento, Italy |
| Christian
|
Goire |
Java
Card Forum, INT |
| Sigrid
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Guergens |
Fraunhofer
SIT, Germany |
| Jordi |
Herrera-
Joancomartí |
Universitat
Oberta de Catalunya, Spain |
| Martin
|
Illsey |
Accenture
Tech Lab Sophia, France |
| Valérie
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Issarny |
INRIA,
France |
| Jan |
Juerjens |
University
of Bremen, Germany |
| Spyros |
Kokolakis |
University
of the Aegean, Greece |
| Brigitte |
Lonc |
Renault,
France |
| Jose-Manuel
|
Lopez-Cobo |
ATOS
Origin, Spain |
| Jianhua |
Ma |
Hosei
University, Japan |
Andres
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Marin |
UC3M,
Spain |
| Fabio |
Martinelli |
CNR,
Italy |
| Fabio |
Massacci |
Univ.
Trento, Italy |
| Gisela |
Meister |
Giesecke
& Devrient, Germany |
| Matteo
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Melideo
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Engineering
Ingegneria Informatica, Italy |
| Haris |
Mouratidis |
University
of East London, UK |
| David |
Naccache |
Univ.
La Sorbonne, France |
| Pierre
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Paradinas |
CNAM,
France |
Pierre
|
Plaza |
Telefonica
I+D, Spain |
| Joachim |
Posegga |
University
of Hamburg, Germany |
| Gilles
|
Privat |
France
Telecom R&D, France |
| Carsten |
Rudolph |
Fraunhofer
SIT, Germany |
| Francisco
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Sanchez
Cid |
City
University London, UK |
| Ted |
Selker |
MIT
Media lab, USA |
| George
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Spanoudakis |
City
University London, UK |
| Kurt |
Stirewalt |
Michigan
State Univ., USA |
| Willy |
Susilo
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University
of Wollongong, Australia |
| Jean-Paul
|
Thomasson |
Eurosmart,
France |
Mohammad
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Zulkernine |
Queens
University, Ontario, Canada |
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Topics
Original papers are solicited related (but not limited
to) the following topics of interest:
- Supporting technologies for AmI
- Software engineering for AmI
- Security and Dependability engineering for AmI
- Integrated security and software engineering for
AmI
- AmI devices and hardware support
- Distribution architectures for AmI
- Interaction mechanisms
- Communication protocols
- Intelligent interfaces
- Experiences and case studies
- Automated configuration and monitoring
- Context awareness
- AmI applications |
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Download the
PDF file of the Call for Papers
(164 kb)
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| Submission
Dates |
| Paper
due |
April 30th |
| Notification |
May 30th |
| Final
Version |
June
30th |
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We
inform prospective authors that 2 tracks are proposed:
Research Track and Open Track
Research Track:
Authors are invited to submit original papers, not
previously submitted to other conferences or journals,
of not more than 10 A4 pages of double column text
using single spaced 10 point size. Authors
of selected papers will be invited to submit extended
versions of their papers for publication in international
journals.
Open Track:
Authors are invited to submit high-quality extended
abstracts of their presentation(s), including a
clear and precise title and summarizing the main
ideas/contributions and the main points of interest
for the Ambient Intelligence Developments audience.
Submissions should be between 300-500 words and
limited to one A4 page.
Full presentation and/or extended abstracts must
include the name, function, address, phone, e-mail,
and affiliation of all the author(s) of the presentation
together with a short description of the author(s)'
expertise. In case of multiple authors, the name
of the speaking person should be mentioned; Only
1 person is allowed to present.
Submitted papers should be original ones, not previously
published elsewhere, publicly presented or submitted
in parallel to any other event. Submissions should
be informative, self-contained and impartial. All
submissions will be peer-reviewed by The Program
Committee based on originality, significance, quality
and clarity. The Program Committee will reject any
commercially-oriented ones.
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Submission
procedure
Authors
are invited to send their proposals electronically
in PDF format to Lénick Perron -
lperron@strategiestm.com
If authors do not receive acknowledgment
within 72 hours, they are kindly invited to contact
directly:
Lénick Perron
Strategies Telecoms & Multimedia
lperron@strategiestm.com
Phone: (33) 1 48 59 99 32
Fax: (33) 1 70 07 05 05
Deadline
for full paper and /or abstract submission is April
30th, 2006
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Decisions
and Presentation
Notification
of acceptance or rejection will be sent to authors
on May 30th, 2006.
Authors of accepted papers commit themselves to
address the comments from the Scientific Committee
and to present their paper at the conference. In
case of personal impediment, a substitute speaker
should be appointed.
Conference Proceedings will be published
and will be available at the conference. Clear instructions
about the preparation of a final proceedings version
will be sent to the authors of accepted papers.
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Additional
Information
The
organizers commit themselves not to diffuse the
presentations before the conference.
The organizers will ask the speaking person for
a moderate contribution to costs of 150€ (1
day) or 300€ (full event). Speaker's travel
and accommodation expenses are not covered by the
organizers. Non speaking authors will also benefit
from preferential registration rates.
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