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CTS 2015: Atlanta, GA, USA
- 2015 International Conference on Collaboration Technologies and Systems, CTS 2015, Atlanta, GA, USA, June 1-5, 2015. IEEE 2015, ISBN 978-1-4673-7647-1
- Kori Inkpen:
Tuesday keynote: Video communication for the 21st century. 1-4 - Chandra Chikkareddy:
CTS 2015 plenary speech: Agile at PayPal: A transformation towards leaner and more productive work collaboration. 1 - Amy S. Bruckman, Martin J. Eppler, Dewayne E. Perry, Cynthia Pickering
, Jon A. Preston, Mads Nygård:
Panel session I: Collaborative content creation. 1-19
Full Papers
- Eric G. Stephan
Deep web scientific sensor measurements usage: A standards-based approach. 1-2 - Bruce Marsh, Paola Piscioneri:
The Internet of Postal Things. 3-4 - Hsieh-Chung Chen, Harnek Gulati, H. T. Kung, Surat Teerapittayanon:
Compressive wireless pulse sensing. 5-11 - Omer Berat Sezer, Serdar Zafer Can, Erdogan Dogdu
Development of a smart home ontology and the implementation of a semantic sensor network simulator: An Internet of Things approach. 12-18 - Daniela Ventura, Salvatore Monteleone
Smart EDIFICE - Smart EveryDay interoperating future devICEs. 19-26 - Glenn A. Fink
Security and privacy grand challenges for the Internet of Things. 27-34 - Krishnaprasad Thirunarayan:
Value-oriented Big Data processing with applications. 35-36 - Li Xiong
Harnessing personal data from Internet of Things: Privacy enhancing dynamic information monitoring. 37 - Ronald C. Arkin:
Civilized collaboration: Ethical architectures for enforcing legal requirements and mediating social norms in HRI. 38 - Joe Crumpton
Validation of vocal prosody modifications to communicate emotion in robot speech. 39-46 - Shuo Niu, D. Scott McCrickard, Steve Harrison:
Exploring humanoid factors of robots through transparent and reflective interactions. 47-54 - Jeremy Blum:
Security services provided by the IEEE Wireless Access in Vehicular Environments standards: Limitations and implications for intelligent cooperative driving and autonomous connected vehicles. 55-56 - Markus Zimmermann
A Roland for an Oliver? Subjective perception of cooperation during conditionally automated driving. 57-63 - Hind Obaid Al Falasi, Mohammad M. Masud, Nader Mohamed:
Trusting the same: Using similarity to establish trust among vehicles. 64-69 - Moritz Körber
Vigilance, boredom proneness and detection time of a malfunction in partially automated driving. 70-76 - J. Adam Jones, Lauren Cairco Dukes, David M. Krum, Mark T. Bolas, Larry F. Hodges:
Correction of geometric distortions and the impact of eye position in virtual reality displays. 77-83 - Sharad Sharma
An immersive collaborative virtual environment of a university campus for performing virtual campus evacuation drills and tours for campus safety. 84-89 - Chase D. Carthen, Thomas J. Rushton, Christine M. Johnson, Aaron Hesson, Daniel Nielson, Bryan Worrell, Donna M. Delparte
Design of a Virtual Watershed Client for the WC-WAVE project. 90-96 - Xiaolin Hu:
Cognitive modeling for agent-based simulation of child maltreatment and child maltreatment prevention. 97 - Saad Alqithami
Ubiquity of network organizations paradigmatic perspective and synergistic effect. 98-105 - Haibin Zhu
Adaptive collaboration while agents' performance changes periodically. 106-112 - R. Makineni, Luyi Wang, Y. V. Ramana Reddy, Sumitra Reddy:
Vijjana: A collaborative agent model for creating a knowledge advantage machine. 113-117 - Dewayne E. Perry:
Teams, technology, processes, and organizations in collaborative software engineering. 118-123 - Mohammed Seyam
Collaborating on mobile app design through pair programming: A practice-oriented approach overview and expert review. 124-131 - Youness Takhma, Tajjeeddine Rachidi, Hamid Harroud, Mohamed Riduan Abid, Nasser Assem:
Third-party source code compliance using early static code analysis. 132-139 - Matthias Wenzel, Christoph Meinel:
Parallel network data processing in client side JavaScript applications. 140-147 - Jorge Javier Maldonado Mahauad
Analysis framework for tailored selection of learning objects methodologies. 148-158 - Nour El Mawas, Lahcen Oubahssi, Pierre Laforcade:
A meta-model based approach for identifying and formalizing LMS instructional design languages. 159-166 - David Lebron, Hossain Shahriar
Comparing MOOC-based platforms: Reflection on pedagogical support, framework and learning analytics. 167-174 - D. Scott McCrickard, Troy D. Abel, Angela Scarpa, Yao Wang, Shuo Niu:
Collaborative design for young children with autism: Design tools and a user study. 175-182 - Duo Helen Wei, Shuihui Yang, Sen Zhang, Hairong Zhao:
Evaluation of an auto-generated data structures and algorithms visualization approach at tri-state colleges. 183-189 - Waleed S. Alnumay
A trusted framework for secure routing in wireless ad hoc networks. 190-195 - Maha Alqallaf, Bin Wang:
Software defined collaborative secure ad hoc wireless networks. 196-203 - John M. Pecarina, Michael Fu, Jyh-Charn Liu:
Observation and mitigation of causal re-ordering in distributed business process logs. 204-211 - Sara Mahmoud, Nader Mohamed:
Broker architecture for collaborative UAVs cloud computing. 212-219 - Shuo-Han Chen, Tseng-Yi Chen
A study of suitable fault tolerance frameworks for an energy-efficient storage system. 220-225 - Paolo Buono, Alfredo Cuzzocrea:
A collaborative framework for supporting combined visualization of activities across time zones. 226-232 - Morgan Le Chénéchal, Sébastien Chalmé, Thierry Duval
Toward an enhanced mutual awareness in asymmetric CVE. 233-240 - Amina Saoutal, Nada Matta, Jean-Pierre Cahier:
Toward a system approach of distributed information awareness to support emergency response. 241-248 - Claudia Diamantini
Towards a customizable user-centered model for data analytics. 249-256 - Jon A. Preston, Sushil K. Prasad
A hierarchical peer-to-peer reduction and merging framework for efficient operational transformations in collaborative editing. 257-263 - Ahmed Idries, Nader Mohamed:
Towards risk knowledge management in unmanned aerial vehicles applications development. 264-271 - Martin J. Eppler, Sebastian Kernbach:
Supporting knowledge-intensive collaboration through interactive dynamic diagrams. 272-279 - Vicky L. Freedman, Carina Lansing, Ellen Porter, Karen Schuchardt, Zoe Guillen, Chandrika Sivaramakrishnan, Ian Gorton:
A collaborative extensible user environment for simulation and knowledge management. 280-286 - Nagaprashanth Chanda, Xiaoqing Frank Liu:
Intelligent analysis of software architecture rationale for collaborative software design. 287-294 - Heiko Thimm:
ICT support for collaborative environmental compliance management in SMEs - The CCPro approach. 295-301 - Cynthia Pickering
Self service business intelligence (SSBI) for employee communications and collaboration (ECC). 302-304 - Mai A. Alduailij, Mona Al-Duailej:
Performance evaluation of information retrieval models in bug localization on the method level. 305-313 - Lokmanyathilak Govindan Sankar Selvan, Teng-Sheng Moh:
A framework for fast-feedback opinion mining on Twitter data streams. 314-318 - Pooya Moradian Zadeh
Community detection in social networks by cultural algorithm. 319-325 - Claudia Diamantini
Semantic disambiguation in a social information discovery system. 326-333 - Michelle Cheatham:
Privacy in the age of big data. 334-335 - Pranahita Bulusu, Hossain Shahriar
Classification of Lightweight Directory Access Protocol query injection attacks and mitigation techniques. 337-344 - Nader Nassar, Li-Chiou Chen:
Seed-based authentication. 345-350 - Pascal Urien
RACS: Remote APDU call secure creating trust for the internet. 351-357 - Yong Wang, Raj Kumar Nepali:
Privacy threat modeling framework for online social networks. 358-363 - Logan Widick, Josh Talkington, Garima Bajwa
A framework for secured collaboration in mHealth. 364-369 - Yong Wang, Raj Kumar Nepali:
Privacy impact assessment for online social networks. 370-375 - Jerry Alan Fails, Katherine G. Herbert
Geotagger: A collaborative environmental inquiry platform. 383-390 - Peter Christopher Bach
Tangible music player: Music collaboration. 399-406 - Christian Schenk, Sonja Maier
A model-based approach for architecture-independent video decoding. 407-414 - Sriram Chellappan:
Mining digital data for smarter mental healthcare. 415-417 - Elefelious Getachew Belay, D. Scott McCrickard:
Comparing literature claims and user claims for mobile user interface design: A case study considering m-health application. 418-425 - Mai A. Alduailij, Leszek T. Lilien
A collaborative healthcare application based on opportunistic resource utilization networks with OVM primitives. 426-433
Work-In-Progress Papers
- Megumi Saitou, Li Xiwen, Zhenni Pan, Jiang Liu
Cooperative access among UEs in cellular networks. 434-440 - Tseng-Yi Chen
Inspecting the performance of packet schedulers over a large-scale OpenFlow-based network. 441-445
Posters Papers
- Richard Marchell, Craig Locatis, Michael J. Ackerman:
High definition live interactive and store and forward teledermatology: Initial qualitative observations. 446-449 - Hans Frederick Cox, Sudhanshu Kumar Semwal:
PIED: An IDE for poets using a mobile or wearable device. 450-453 - Sidas A. Saulynas, Ravi Kuber:
Going beyond "beyond being there": An inquiry into the use of brain-computer interface technologies and intelligent machine agents to facilitate inconspicuous communication. 454-459
Doctoral Dissertation Colloquium Abstracts
- Mohammed Seyam
Enhancing usability through agility: Pair programming for a practice-oriented integration approach. 460-463 - Saad Alqithami
Architectonic elucidation for a network organization. 464-467 - Elefelious Getachew Belay, D. Scott McCrickard, Rahel Bekele:
From making claims to establishing patterns: Understanding mobile user interface design in Ethiopia. 468-471
Technical Posters Abstracts
- Harneet Kaur, Manasvi Talluri, Jing (Selena) He:
Blocking negative influential node set in social networks: From host perspective. 472-473 - Pamela A. Wood, Sudhanshu K. Semwal:
On exploring the connection between music classification and evoking emotion. 474-476 - Colleen O'Brien Cherry, Laura M. Tilghman, Neale R. Chumbler, Kimberly Richards, David Wu, Andrew Butler, Amber Huff:
Expanding collaborative technologies in rural veteran health care using tele-robotic stroke therapy delivery and monitoring systems. 477-478 - Manasvi Talluri, Harneet Kaur, Jing (Selena) He:
Influence maximization in social networks: Considering both positive and negative relationships. 479-480 - Michael Bernard Rudolph, Sudhanshu Kumar Semwal:
A method for 3D content creation. 481-482 - Harneet Kaur, Manasvi Talluri, Jing (Selena) He:
Get Twitter information: A collaborative Android application for big data analysis. 483-484
Late Papers
- Alan R. Wagner:
Exploring human-robot trust: Insights from the first 1000 subjects. 485-486 - Daniel J. Stilwell:
Connected underwater robots: Theory and practice. 487-488 - Gita Sukthankar, Rahmatollah Beheshti
Modeling implicit collaboration with normative agent architectures. 489 - Lauren Wilcox
The social side of personal engagement in healthcare. 490-491 - Danda B. Rawat:
Context-aware collaboration, computation and communications in emerging wireless networks. 492-494 - Jason Watson:
Predicting privacy settings with a user-centered approach. 499-500 - Mark L. Braunstein:
Patient - Physician collaboration on FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources). 501-503 - Nikolaos G. Bourbakis:
Synergy of collaborative technologies in healthcare and biomedicine. 504-505 - Lee Stogner:
An introduction to the Internet of Things from the perspective of the IEEE Internet of Things initiative. 506
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