Second Internal iTrust Workshop On Trust Management In Dynamic Open Systems
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Description
This is the Second Internal Workshop of the EU Funded iTrust Network. The first workshop was held at University of Strathclyde in Sept. 2002.
The format of the workshop will be 30 minute presentations on each topic, with one or two short position papers, followed by 30-40 minutes discussion.
The registration fee will be £ 85 to cover meals, refreshments and conference dinner. Registration details are now available. Imperial College London runs an accommodation booking service for local hotels or cheaper student accommodation.
Programme
Below is the programme for the workshop. Each session will consist of an overview of the area (30mins.), two or three 10 minute presentations describing projects in this area and a 30 min. discussion.
A zip file containing all presentations in a single pdf file can be downloaded from here (5MByte)
Monday 15 September
13.30 Registration
and Coffee
13.50 Welcome and Local
arrangements
14.00-15.30 Privacy and Trust
Virtualising Privacy abstract
slides
Martin Sadler, HP
Laboratories, Bristol, UK (30min)
Privacy Paradox for Web Users (10
min) abstract slides
Minas Samatas
University of Crete, Greece
On
Trust and Privacy in Context-Aware Systems abstract
slides (10 min)
Waleed Wagealla, Sotirios Terzis, Colin English and Paddy Nixon
University of Strathclyde, UK
Trust and Privacy Does it Matter? (10min)
Claudia Keser
IBM T. J. Watson Research Center, USA
15.30 - 16.00 Tea
16.00 Experience,
Recommendation and Reputation
Experience, Recommendation and Reputation abstract
slides
Audun Jøsang, DSTC
Australia (30 min)
Reputation Systems Security abstract
slides (10 min)
Roslan Ismail_ , Colin Boyd_ , Audun Josang_ , and Selywn Russell_
Queensland
University of Technology, Australia
Automating Mechanisms for Trust: Relying on Partners and Relationships for Entended Enterprises
abstract slides
(15 min)
Ramesh Sairamesh
IBM TJ Watson Research Lab, USA
Useful reference:
Experimental games for the
design of reputation management
systems, by C Keser pdf
EU
TrustCoM project Update slides
(10 min)
Theo Dimitrakos
Rutherford Appleton Lboratory, UK
17.30
close
18.30 Conference Dinner
Tuesday 16 Sep
09.00 - 10.30 Legal Aspects of Trust
Trust, Contracts and
Good Faith abstract
(30 min)
Emily Mary Weitzenböck,
Norwegian
Research Centre for Computers and Law
Identity and the Law abstract
slides (15 min)
Ross McKean
Baker & McKenzie , London, UK
10.30-11.00 Coffee
11.00-12.30 Social/Business
Aspects of Trust
Trust and/or Power - the
Institutional Determinants of Trans-organizational
Relations abstract
(30min)
Reinhard
Bachmann, Birkbeck College, London
Trust
Relationships and Knowledge Management within Organizations: Hints for a
Theory abstract slides
(10 min)
Cristiano
Castelfranchi
CNR
Institute of Cognitive Sciences and Technologies, Rome,
Italy
Information
Technology, Community Trust and Public Services abstract
slides (10 min)
Anthony Meehan1, Michael
Grimsley2
1The Open University, 2Centre for Regional
Economic and Social Research, UK.
Context-Awareness in Trust Management for Business
Applications abstract
slides
(10 min)
Philip Robinson
Telecooperation Office (TecO),
Karlsruhe Germany
12.30- 14.00
Lunch
14.00 - 15.30 Implementing Trust
Implementing Trust-Based Decision Support Systems abstract
slides
Christian Jensen, Technical
University of Denmark (30min)
Trust-Based
Admission Control in Collaborative Ad Hoc Applications abstract
slides (10min)
Elizabeth Gray1, Paul O'Connell, Christian Jensen2,
Stefan Weber, Jean-Marc Seigneur, Yong Chen
1Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, 2Technical University of Denmark.
Trust and the Establishment of Ad-hoc
Communities abstract slides
(10min)
Sye Loong Keoh, Emil Lupu (10min)
Imperial College London, UK
15.30-16.00 Tea
16.00-17.30 Risk and
Trust
Risk Management abstract
slides (30 min)
Berc Rustem, Imperial College
London
How to Integrate Trust Management into a Risk Analysis Process
abstract slides
(10 min)
Peter Herrmann,
Universität
Dortmund, Germany
Wednesday 17 September
9.30 - 11.00 Specifying and Analysing Trust
Trust and
Roles abstract
slides
Andrew Jones,
Kings College London, UK (30min)
Executable logic-based
representations of contracts
Marek Sergot slides (10min)
Imperial College London
Using Trust Assumptions in Security Requirements Engineering
abstract slides (10min)
Charles Haley1, Robin Laney1, Bashar Nuseibeh1, Jonathan D. Moffett2
1Open University, 2University
of York, UK
Towards Dynamic Security Perimeters for Virtual Collaborative Networks
abstract
slides (10min)
Ivan Djordjevic1 and Theo Dimitrakos2
1Queen Mary
College, 2, Rutherford Laboratory, UK
11.00 - 11.30
Coffee
11.30- 13.00 Ethics and Trust
Ethics and Trust:
Intelligent Trust, Intelligent Accountability abstract
Onora
O'Neill, University of Cambridge, UK (50 min)
See BBC
Reith Lecture: The Philosophy of Trust
13.00 Close + Sandwich
Lunch
Location
The workshop will be held in room 340, Huxley Building, 180 Queen's
Gate on the South Kensington Campus of Imperial College London.
Directions to the
building.
A
map indicating the Huxley building.
Contact
Program Details: Morris Sloman, Imperial College London
Organisational Details: Nilufer Betik, Imperial College London