UK-UbiNet
2nd UK-UbiNet Workshop
Security, trust, privacy and theory for ubiquitous computing
5-7th May 2004
University of Cambridge
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Description
UK-UbiNet is an EPSRC funded network of research in the U.K. in the area of Ubiquitous Computing. One of the main means of exchanging information in UK-UbiNet will be workshops and conferences. The aim is to make these conferences as open and as inclusive as possible in order to foster growth of the research community. The community covers many aspects of research into ubiquitous computing, including networks, sensors, distributed systems, interaction, social factors, security and theory.
This 2nd workshop aims to examine an issues and research in security, trust, privacy and theory in ubiquitous computing. It will provide an overview of research in these areas within the UK, and support collaboration between different groups in the research community.
This workshop follows a successful and wide ranging workshop in September 2003. After this workshop it was felt that the issues of theory, security etc. cut across the concerns of researchers in design, middleware, sensors, context awareness, networking etc. and that a second workshop could provide benefit to the community by focusing on these.
The workshop will be held over three days (afternoon on 5th - morning on 7th May 2004) at the University of Cambridge. The programme will consist of eight sessions covering a series of topics. Each session will open with an invited overview by a leading researcher in the field, followed by one or two selected presentations describing research projects in this area. These presentations will describe both research visions and actual experience and the sessions will be completed with a panel discussion. There will also be plenty of time for debate and networking.
Registration is now closed. Space is limited and registration closes at 10am Wednesday 28th April, so please book as soon as possible.
Programme
Below is the programme for the workshop. Each session will consist of an overview of the area, one or two presentations describing projects in this area and a discussion.
Day One: Wednesday 5th May 2004 |
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| 12:00 | Registration and Coffee | ||
| 14:00 | Introduction | ||
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Prof. Morris Sloman,
Imperial College London |
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| 14:15 | Trust Specification and Analysis | ||
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Mogens Nielsen,
University of Aarhus |
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M. O. Ahmed, S. M. V. Hailes,
University College London |
Modelling Interactions in Ubiquitious Environments
abstract slides |
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Fabio Martinelli,
C.N.R. Pisa, Italy |
Towards an Integrated Formal Analysis for Security and Trust
abstract slides |
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Licia Capra,
University College London |
Towards a Human Trust Model for Mobile Ad-hoc Networks
abstract slides |
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| 15:45 | Refreshments | ||
| 16:15 | Trust in Ad-Hoc Collaborations | ||
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Sotirios Terzis,
University of Strathclyde |
Trust Lifecycle Management in Ad-hoc Collaborations
slides |
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Tim Kindberg, Abigail Sellen, Erik Geelhoed,
Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, Bristol |
Security and Trust in Mobile Interactions: A Study of Users’ Perceptions and Reasoning
abstract slides |
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Brian Shand, Nathan Dimmock, Jean Bacon,
University of Cambridge |
Trust for Ubiquitous, Transparent Collaboration
abstract slides |
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Fabio Martinelli, Marinella Petrocchi, Anna Vaccarelli,
C.N.R. Pisa, Italy |
Managing Credits in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
abstract slides |
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| 17:45 | End of Day | ||
| 19:15 | Workshop Dinner | ||
Day Two: Thursday 6th May 2004 |
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| 09:00 | Context Awareness Models and Analysis | ||
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Matthew Hennessy,
University of Sussex |
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Antónia Lopes 1, José Luiz Fiadeiro2,
1University of Lisbon / 2University of Leicester |
Design Abstractions for Context-Awareness
abstract slides |
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Markus Huebscher,
Imperial College London |
Context-based simulator for sensor networks in domestic environments
abstract slides |
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Manasawee Kaenampornpan, Eamonn O’Neill, Vassilis Kostakos, Andy Warr,
University of Bath |
Classifying Context Classifications: an Activity Theory Perspective
abstract slides |
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| 10:30 | Refreshments | ||
| 11:00 | Mobility Models and Analysis | ||
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Andrew Gordon,
Microsoft |
Mobility Models and Analysis
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Uwe Nestmann,
EPFL, Switzerland |
Semantic Models and Formal Analysis of Global Algorithms
abstract slides |
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Nobuko Yoshida,
Imperial College London |
Type-Based Security for Mobile Computing: Integrity, Secrecy and Liveness
abstract slides (20MB tar.gz) |
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Lars Birkedal, Thomas Hildebrandt,
IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark |
Bigraphical Programming Languages - A LaCoMoCo research project
abstract slides |
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| 12:30 | Lunch | ||
| 14:00 | Privacy and Security Frameworks | ||
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Frank Stajano,
University of Cambridge |
paper
in Springer LNCS 2609 Book: Security for Ubiquitous Computing |
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Tim Kindberg,
Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, Bristol |
Securing Spontaneous Interactions
abstract slides |
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Alan Dix, Keith Cheverst, Dan Fitton, Adrian Friday, Lancaster University |
The Auditability of Public Space
Approaching Security Through Social Visibility abstract slides Hermes Project |
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Swee Keow Goo, James M. Irvine, John Dunlop, University of Strathclyde |
Trust within the Mobile VCE Personal Distributed Environment
abstract slides |
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| 15:30 | Refreshments | ||
| 16:00 | Personal Information Privacy | ||
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Ross Anderson,
University of Cambridge |
Personal Information, Privacy and Ubicomp
slides |
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Patrik Osbakk, Nick Ryan,
University of Kent |
Expressing Privacy Preferences in terms of Invasiveness
abstract slides |
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Alf Zugenmaier1, Adolf Hohl2,
1Microsoft Research Cambridge, 2University of Freiburg, Germany |
Taking the Ubiquitous Administrator out of the Trust Chain
abstract slides |
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| 17:30 | End of Day | ||
Day Three: Friday 7th May 2004 |
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| 09:00 | Identification and Authentication Issues | ||
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Chris Mitchell,
Royal Holloway, London |
Identification, Authentication and Trust in a Ubiquitous Computing Environment
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Aladdin Ariyaeeinia1, Reza Sotudeh1, Chris Bailey2, Fredrik Rodin3,
1University of Hertfordshire, 2University of York, 3Fulcrum Voice Technologies |
User Voice Identification (Urvin)
Amadeus Virtual Research Centre abstract slides |
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Stavros Garzonis, Eamonn O’Neill, Vassilis Kostakos, Manasawee Kaenampornpan, Andy Warr, University of Bath |
A Novel Approach for Identification and Authentication of Users in a Pervasive Environment
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| 10:30 | Refreshments | ||
| 11:00 | Adaptive Context Aware Security | ||
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Naranker Dulay,
Imperial College London |
Adaptive Context Aware Security: Adapt & Survive slides |
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Boris Dragovic, Jon Crowcroft,
University of Cambridge |
Context-Adaptive Information Security for UbiComp Environments
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David Llewellyn-Jones, Madjid Merabti, Qi Shi, Bob Askwith,
Liverpool John Moores University |
Utilising Component Composition for Secure Ubiquitous Computing
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| 12:30 | Closing Comments | ||
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Prof. Morris Sloman,
Imperial College London |
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| 12:40 | Lunch | ||
| 14:00 | End of Workshop | ||
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This workshop is sponsored by the Communications Innovation Institute.