Ubiquitous Computing Systems: 4th International Symposium, UCS 2007, Tokyo, Japan, November 25-28, 2007, Proceedings

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Haruhisa Ichikawa, We-Duke Cho, Ichiro Satoh, Hee Yong Youn
Springer, Nov 2, 2007 - Computers - 307 pages
We cordially welcome you to the proceedings of the 2007 International S- posium on Ubiquitous Computing Systems (UCS) held at Akihabara, Tokyo, Japan. UCS has become a symposium for the dissemination of state-of-the-art research and engineering practices in ubiquitous computing with particular - phasis on systems and software. UCS 2007 was the fourth of this series of int- nationalsymposia.ThiswastheyearfortheNextGenerationNetwork(NGN)to be commercially launched so that the Internet could become the infrastructure forcommunicationsandcomputingsubstitutingtheNGNintelephonenetworks. The maturity of the Internet encourages the research and development of the nextcomputing systems,where ubiquitous computing is recognizedasone ofthe most promising computing paradigms. This symposium was organized by IPSJ SIGUBI, IEICE USN and UCN, Korea, in cooperation with the IEEE Tokyo Section, IPSJ SIGEMB, IEICE Smart Info-media Systems Technical Group, and Human Interface Society. It was also sponsored by Ubiquitous Networking Forum, Nokia, NTT, SCAT, IISF and TAF. Thisyear,wehad96submissionsfrom18countries.TheProgramCommittee reviewed all the papers carefully and then selected 16 full papers and 8 short papers. The very low acceptance rate of about 22.6% clearly demonstrates the high quality of the conference, and this tradition will continue in the upcoming conferences. Two distinguished speakers were also invited for keynote speeches, who enlightened the audience on ubiquitous computing and applications. The high-quality technical program of UCS 2007 depends very much on the precise and stringent review process. The Technical Program Committee c- sistedof62excellentmembers.Mostreviewswarealmostofjournalpaperreview quality, and the paper selection was very serious and strict. Along with the symposium, we also o?ered a workshop and a poster session.
 

Contents

RFID Privacy Using Spatially Distributed Shared Secrets
1
Context Adapted Certificate Using Morph Template Signature for Pervasive Environments
17
Handling Spatiotemporal Sensor Data in Global Geographical Context with SENSORD
33
Context Awareness by CaseBased Reasoning in a Music Recommendation System
45
Developing Intelligent Smart Home by Utilizing Community Computing
59
Flexible RealWorld Event Recognition System for Ubiquitous Computing
72
DFLER A Distributed Fuzzy Logic Engine for RuleBased Wireless Sensor Networks
86
Secure and Reliable Data Aggregation for Wireless Sensor Networks
102
Detection of User Mode Shift in Home
166
Discriminative Temporal Smoothing for ActivityRecognition from Wearable Sensors
182
Activity Recognition Based on Intra and Extra Manipulation of Everyday Objects
196
Towards an ActivityAware Wearable Computing Platform Based on an Egocentric Interaction Model
211
mCube Towards a Versatile Gesture Input Device for Ubiquitous Computing Environments
228
uPackage A Package to Enable DoItYourself Style Ubiquitous Services with Daily Objects
240
DroPicks A Tool for Collaborative Content Sharing Exploiting Everyday Artefacts
258
Place Recognition Using Multiple Wearable Cameras
266

The iNAV Indoor Navigation System
110
CANIS A Contextual Automatic and Dynamic ServiceOriented Integration Framework
118
Using Auction Based Group Formation for Collaborative Networking in Ubicomp
134
A Software Architecture for Virtual Device Composition and Its Applications
150
Ubiquitous Communication Services Based on Effective Knowledge Deployment
158
Compact Data Format for Advertising and Discovery in Ubiquitous Networks
274
A Media Access Protocol for Proactive Discovery in Ubiquitous Wireless Networks
290
Mobility Helps Data Delivery in Disruption Tolerant Networks
298
Author Index
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