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MEDES 2011: San Francisco, CA, USA
- William I. Grosky, Youakim Badr, Richard Chbeir:
MEDES '11: International ACM Conference on Management of Emergent Digital EcoSystems, San Francisco, CA, USA, November 21-24, 2011. ACM 2011, ISBN 978-1-4503-1047-5
Trust, risk, privacy and access control (SECURE)
- Mozhgan Tavakolifard, Svein J. Knapskog:
Trust evaluation initialization using contextual information. 1-8 - Ilung Pranata
, Geoff Skinner
TIDE: measuring and evaluating trustworthiness and credibility of enterprises in digital ecosystem. 9-16 - Ahmed Al-Faresi, Duminda Wijesekera:
Preemptive mechanism to prevent health data privacy leakage. 17-24 - Sara Guimarães, Adriano C. M. Pereira
Credibility of web applications. 25-32 - Ilung Pranata
A distributed mechanism for secure collaboration in digital ecosystems. 33-39
Knowledge management, sharing and discovery, computational intelligence (KNOW)
- Dominique Laurent, Nicolas Spyratos:
Rewriting aggregate queries using functional dependencies. 40-47 - Feng Luan, Mads Nygård, Guttorm Sindre
Using a multi-criteria decision making approach to evaluate format migration solutions. 48-52 - Antonio Penta, Nigel Shadbolt, Paul R. Smart, Winston R. Sieck
Detection of cognitive features from web resources in support of cultural modeling and analysis. 53-60 - Roman Neruda
Modeling data mining processes in computational multi-agent systems. 61-67
Software ecosystem (SECO)
- Joey van Angeren
Relationship intimacy in software ecosystems: a survey of the Dutch software industry. 68-75 - Henk van der Schuur, Slinger Jansen
The power of propagation: on the role of software operation knowledge within software ecosystems. 76-84 - Giancarlo Nuti Stefanuto, Maiko Spiess, Angela Maria Alves, Paula F. Drummond de Castro
Quality in software digital ecosystems the users perceptions. 85-88 - Eric Ververs, Rick van Bommel, Slinger Jansen
Influences on developer participation in the Debian software ecosystem. 89-93 - Kevin van Ingen, Job van Ommen, Slinger Jansen
Improving activity in communities of practice through software release management. 94-98
Models and services (MOSE)
- Stefan Bensch:
How to procure cloud computing solutions: a manageable value network approach. 99-106 - Ville Valkama, Timo Ojala:
Stakeholder value propositions on open community testbed of interactive public displays. 107-113 - Sébastien Truptil, Frédérick Bénaben, Hervé Pingaud
On-the-fly adaptation of crisis response information system. 114-121 - Andrei Idu, Tommy van de Zande
Multi-homing in the Apple ecosystem: why and how developers target multiple Apple app stores. 122-128
Infrastructures and architectures (INAR)
- Yudith Cardinale
A framework for reliable execution of transactional composite web services. 129-136 - Jonathan Becker, Renee Wei Dai, Sandeep Purao
Understanding IT project risks as disturbances to digital ecosystems. 137-142 - I. V. Mazhirin:
Applicative information system for the web environment. 143-144 - Guo Zhang, Elin K. Jacob:
Places for digital ecosystems, digital ecosystems in places. 145-149 - Vinh Gia Nhi Nguyen, Hiep Xuan Huynh, Tung Thanh Vo, Alexis Drogoul:
On weather affecting to brown plant hopper invasion using an agent-based model. 150-157
Web-based languages management (WEBL)
- Felix Mödritscher, Wolfgang Taferner, Ahmet Soylu
Visualization of networked collaboration in digital ecosystems through two-mode network patterns. 158-162 - Bernd Markscheffel:
An ontology based visualization approach for the joined interpretation of bibliometrics and webometrics data. 163-168 - Sofiane Lagraa, Hamida Seba, Hamamache Kheddouci:
Matchmaking OWL-S processes: an approach based on path signatures. 169-176 - Christopher Freitag, Klaus D. Wilde:
Recent findings in multi channel management. 177-183
Social web and virtual communities (SOCIAL)
- Hrvoje Belani
An ICT-driven local NGO: digital ecosystems perspective. 184-188 - Slimane Lemmouchi, Mohammed Haddad, Hamamache Kheddouci:
Study of robustness of community emerged from exchanges in networks communication. 189-196 - Rodrigo Pereira dos Santos
Treating business dimension in software ecosystems. 197-201 - Payam Sadeghi, Craig E. Kuziemsky, Morad Benyoucef:
Towards a readiness model for health 2.0. 202-209 - Denise A. D. Bedford:
The value of digital ecosystems to the knowledge economy and the growth of intellectual capital. 210-211
Web based systems and services (WEBS)
- Aliaa A. A. Youssif
HSWS: enhancing efficiency of web search engine via semantic web. 212-219 - Naseer Ahmed Sajid, Tariq Ali, Muhammad Tanvir Afzal
Exploiting reference section to classify paper's topics. 220-225 - Ahmet Soylu
Mashups and widget orchestration. 226-234 - The Nhan Luong, Patrick Etcheverry, Christophe Marquesuzaà:
An interaction model and a framework dedicated to web-based geographic applications. 235-242
Special session on immunity-based systems: reconciliation between nature and human (SPE-1)
- Yoshiteru Ishida, Takumi Satou:
Mapping problems to dynamical systems for robustness and adaptability: the case of matching problems. 243-249 - Yuji Watanabe:
An analysis of immunity-based statistical en-route filtering in wireless sensor networks. 250-256 - Masahiro Tokumitsu:
A strategy distribution of a self-repairing network in dynamic environments. 257-263 - Yoshiteru Ishida:
Immunity-based systems revisited: toward systems science for robust and adaptive engineering. 264-271 - Yoshikazu Hata, Yoshiteru Ishida:
A dynamical model of stable marriage problem based on Lotka Volterra model. 272-278 - Nur Budi Mulyono:
Balancing supply system after disaster. 279-284 - Masahiro Tokumitsu:
Adaptive strategies: toward a design of adaptive systems for dynamic environments. 285-292
Special session on electronic democracy: trends, challenges, and future prospects (SPE-2)
- Sergej Jakovlev
e-services providing complex containers cargo conditions monitoring information system. 293-296 - Samir Saad, Bechara al Bouna, Richard Chbeir
Privacy preserving via tree augmented naïve Bayesian classifier in multimedia database. 297-304 - Soumya Banerjee
Exploring wiki: measuring the quality of social media using ant colony metaphor. 305-312
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