Eighth IEEE International Conference on Self-Adap- tive ......International Conference on Cloud and Autonomic Computing (CAC 2014) IEEE International Conference on Peer-to-Peer

Eighth IEEE International Conference on Self-Adap-tive and Self-Organizing Systems (SASO 2014)

International Conference on Cloud and Autonomic Computing (CAC 2014)

IEEE International Conference on Peer-to-Peer Computing (P2P 2014)

London, UK, 8-12 September 2014

Contents

FAS* ....................................................................................................... 3Programme Overview ..................................................................... 3 Session Overview ........................................................................... 4Keynotes ...................................................................................... 12OGF Schedule and Events ........................................................... 18Campus Map ................................................................................ 20LunchOutletLocations................................................................21Social Events ................................................................................ 22

SASO2014 ............................................................................................ 24Paper Details ................................................................................ 26Committees..................................................................................28

CAC2014 .............................................................................................. 30Session Details ................................................................................ 32Organization.................................................................................35

P2P’14 .................................................................................................. 36Session Details ................................................................................ 37Committees..................................................................................39

Thanks To ............................................................................................ 40

FAS* 2014 - Programme Overview

Monday 8 Sept.

Tuesday 9 Sept.

Wednesday 10 Sept.

Thursday 11 Sept.

Friday 12 Sept.

FAS*: CAC, P2P & SASO Conferences; OGF

WorkshopsEEE Building

Huxley Building

Tutorials SAF Building

Welcome AddressKeynotes

SAF Building

Welcome Reception

Science Museum London

Conference DinnerKia Oval

OGF: Huxley Building

WorkshopsEEE Building

Huxley Building

KeynotesSAF Building

Conference SessionsCAC: Huxley Building

P2P: SAF BuildingSASO: EEE Building

OGF: Huxley Building

KeynotesSAF Building

FoCAS Science Café

FAS* 2014 - Session Overview

Monday 8 September

SASO2014P2P’14CAC2014

Lunch Break, [Campus Outlets]

CoffeeBreak,Foyer,SAFBuilding

Session 1• FoCAS: 2ndWorkshoponFundamentalsofCollectiveAdaptiveSystems- Rm

509A, EEE• SISSY: WorkshoponSelf-ImprovingSystemIntegration-Rm 509B, EEE• ACC:1stInternationalWorkshoponAutonomicCloudCybersecurity-Rm 342,

Huxley• T1:ComplexStructuresandCollectiveDynamicsinNetworkedSystems:Foun-

dationsforSelf-AdaptationandSelf-Organization(fullday)- Rm 121, SAF

8.30am-5.00pm

9.30-11.00am

11.00-11.30am

11.30-1.00pm

1.00-2.00pm

2.00-3.30pm

Registration – Foyer, SAF Building




dationsforSelf-AdaptationandSelf-Organization(fullday)- Rm 121, SAF• T2:PredictableSelf-OrganizationwithComputationalFields(halfday,pm)-

Rm 122, SAF




dationsforSelf-AdaptationandSelf-Organization(fullday)- Rm 121, SAF

Tea Break, Foyer, SAF Building3.30-4.00pm

4.00-5.30pm

6.00-7.30pm

FoCAS Science Café“SASO See, SASO Do:

FromComputationalAwarenesstoCollectiveAdaptation”Rm 509A/B, EEE Building




dationsforSelf-AdaptationandSelf-Organization(fullday)- Rm 121, SAF• T2:PredictableSelf-OrganizationwithComputationalFields(halfday,pm)-

Rm 122, SAF

Tuesday 9 September


Welcome Address-LTG16,SAFBuilding

Coffee Break: Concourse Lvl 3, Huxley | Concourse Lvl 1, SAF | Rm 403A/B, EEE

8.30am-5.00pm

9.00-9.30am

9.30-10.30am

10.30-11.00am

11.00-1.00pm Session I – Fault ToleranceLT 311, Huxley Building

Session I: StreamingLT G16, SAF Building

Paper session 1: Resource Allocation 1

LT 408, EEE Building


Keynote 1Morris Riedel,JuelichSupercomputingCentre/UniversityofIceland:Scientific

BigDataAnalytics–PracticeandExperienceLT G16, SAF Building

1.00-2.00pm Lunch Break, [Campus Outlets]

2.00-3.00pm

Keynote 2Christian Scheideler,UniversityofPaderborn:TowardsarigorousbaseforthedesignofP2P

systemsLT G16, SAF Building

3.00-3.30pm Tea Break: Concourse Lvl 3, Huxley | Concourse Lvl 1, SAF | Rm 403A/B, EEE

3.30-5.30pm Paper session 2: NetworksLT 408, EEE Building

Session II: Overlays and Relatives & Clouds

LT G16, SAF Building3.30-5.45pm

Session II – Scientific Applications and

Programming ModelsLT 311, Huxley Building

5.30-7.00pmDemonstration and Poster

SessionRm 341 & Rm 342, Huxley

SASO Steering Committee meeting

Rm503,EEEBuilding

7.00-10.00pmWelcome Reception

ScienceMuseumLondon,ExhibitionRoad(MakingtheModernWorld,GroundFloor)

Wednesday 10 September


8.30am-5.00pm

9.30-10.30am

10.30-11.00am

11.00-1.00pmSession III – Resource

ManagementLT 311, Huxley Building

Session III: Good Neighbors

LT G16, SAF Building

Paper session 3: Assurance, Security &

Anomaly DetectionLT 408, EEE Building

Keynote 3Maarten van Steen,UniversityofAmsterdam:AdaptiveCollectiveSystems(A

perspectivefromacomputer-systemsresearcher)LT G16, SAF Building


2.00-3.00pm

Keynote 4Natasa Milic-Frayling,MicrosoftResearch

Cambridge:PersonalComputingintheContemporaryDigitalEcosystemLT G16, SAF Building

3.00-3.30pm

3.30-5.30pmPoster and Demo SessionRm 403A/B, EEE BuildingRm509A/B,EEEBuilding

5.30-6.00pm

Session IV – Resource and Application Management

LT 311, Huxley Building



Tea Break: Concourse Lvl 3, Huxley | Concourse Lvl 1, SAF | Rm 403A/B, EEE

7.00-11.00pmConference Dinner

KiaOval,Kennington,LondonSE115SS(Terrace,4thFloor;followedbyEnglandSuite,2ndFloor)

Thursday 11 September


9.30-10.30am

10.30-11.00am

11.00-1.00pmSession V – Big Data and

StorageLT 311, Huxley Building

Session IV: Storage and Replication & PrivacyLT G16, SAF Building

Paper session 4: MobilityLT 408, EEE Building

Short Paper sessionLT 408, EEE Building

Keynote 5Manish Parashar,RutgersUniversity:Autonomics,Cyberinfrastructure

Federation,andSoftware-DefinedEnvironmentsforScienceLT G16, SAF Building


2.00-3.00pm

Keynote 6Andrzej Nowak,UniversityofWarsawandFloridaAtlanticUniversity:Selfof

SocietiesLT G16, SAF Building

3.00-3.30pm

3.30-4.30pm Panel SessionLT 408, EEE Building

5.00-5.30pm

Session VI – Recommendation and

SecurityLT 311, Huxley Building4.30-5.00pm

5.30-6.00pm

Panel: Programming Para-digms for Big Data

AnalyticsontheCloud

Session V: Clouds (Short) & Measurements (Short)

LT G16, SAF Building

Paper session 5: Resource Allocation II

LT 408, EEE Building

Conference CloseLT 408, EEE Building

8.30am-5.00pm Registration – Foyer, SAF Building


Tea Break: Concourse Lvl 3, Huxley | Concourse Lvl 1, SAF | Rm 403A/B, EEE

Friday 12 September


8.30am-5.00pm

11.00-11.30am


11.30-1.00pm

2.00-3.30pm

Session 1• QA4SASO: QualityAssuranceforSelf-adaptive,Self-organisingSystems- Rm

509A, EEE• SASO^ST: 2ndWorkshoponSelf-AdaptiveandSelf-OrganisingSocio-Techni-

calSystems-Rm 509B, EEE• AMGCC’:2ndInternationalWorkshoponAutonomicManagementofGrid

andCloudComputing- Rm 342, Huxley

9.30-11.00am


3.30-4.00pm




andCloudComputing-Rm 342, Huxley




andCloudComputing-Rm 342, Huxley




andCloudComputing- Rm 342, Huxley

3.30-4.00pm

Coffee Break: ConcourseLvl3,Huxley|-|Rm509A/B,EEE

Tea Break: ConcourseLvl3,Huxley|-|Rm509A/B,EEE

Keynotes

Keynote 1

Morris RiedelFederatedSystemsandDataDivision,JuelichSupercomputingCentreSchoolofEngineeringandNaturalSciences,UniversityofIceland

Tuesday 9th September, 9.30-10.30LTG16, SAF Building

Title:ScientificBigDataAnalytics–PracticeandExperience

Abstract: Datatransfer,storagemanagement,sharing,curationandmostnotablydataanalysisofoftengeographicallydispersedlargequantitiesofdataofexperiments,observations,orcomputationalsimulationsbecomeevermoreimportantforscience,research,industryandgov-ernments.Scientistsandengineersthatanalysethesemassivedatasetsrequirethereforereliableinfrastructuresaswellasscalabletoolsinordertoperform‘scientificbigdataanalytics(SBDA)’.Thiskeynotewilltakestockofselectedscientificandengineeringusecasesthattakeadvantageofparallelmachinelearningalgorithms(e.g.classification,clustering,regression)incombinationwithestablishedstatisticaldataminingmethodsinthelightofnewchallengesfacedwith‘bigdata’.Itwillcriticallyreviewpracticeandexperienceofselectedcommunityapproachesandthusaddressseveralimportantquestions:Isbigdataalwaysbetterdataforanalytics?Arebigdataanalyticsframeworksreallyprovidingthefunctionalitytheypromiseorscientistsrequire?Howcanthescientificbigdataanalyticsprocessbeproperlystructured?WhatistheroleoftheResearchDataAllianceandOpenGridForuminthiscontext?Doweneedapeer-reviewprocessforsteeringthescientificbigdataanalyticsapplicationsandevolutionwhenusingvaluablestorageandcomputeresources?

Bio: Dr.-Ing.MorrisRiedelisanAdjunctAssociateProfessorattheSchoolofEngineeringandNaturalSciencesoftheUniversityofIceland.HereceivedhisPhDfromtheKarlsruheInstituteofTechnology(KIT)andstartedtheworkinparallelanddistributedsystemsinthefieldofscientificvisualizationandcomputationalsteeringofe-scienceapplicationsonlarge-scaleHPCresources.HepreviouslyheldvariouspositionsattheJuelichSupercomputingCentreinGermany.Atthisinsti-tute,heistheheadofascientificresearchgroupfocussedon‘HighProductivityDataProcessing’aspartoftheFederatedSystemsandDataDivision.LecturesgiveninuniversitiessuchastheUni-versityofIceland,UniversityofAppliedSciencesofCologneandUniversityofTechnologyAachen(RWTHAachen)include‘HighPerformanceComputing&BigData’,‘StatisticalDataMining’,‘Han-dlingoflargedatasets’and‘ScientificandGridcomputing’.Hiscurrentresearchfocusseson‘highproductivityprocessingofbigdata’inthecontextofscientificcomputingapplications.Heiscur-rentlyaco-chairofthe‘bigdataanalyticsinterestgroup’oftheResearchDataAlliance(RDA)andcontributestotheOpenGridForum(OGF)inselectedareas.

Keynote 2

Christian ScheidelerDept.ofComputerScience,UniversityofPaderborn

Tuesday 9th September, 14.00-15.00LTG16, SAF Building

Title: Towardsarigorousbaseforthedesignof P2P systems

Abstract: Many P2P systems have already beenproposedintheliterature,butonlyveryfewofthemaretrulyself-organizingin a sense that they can recover from any state. While certain degenerate states might beveryrare,andmayrequiremajorattackstooccur,itwouldneverthelessbemuchsafer to use these systems if we knew that theywouldbeabletorecoverfromanybadeventwithouthumanintervention.Intheory, a system that can recover from any initialstateiscalledself-stabilizing.Whilemanyself-stabilizingalgorithmshavealreadybeenproposedforstaticdistributedsystems,notmanyconstructionsforself-stabilizingdynamicdistributedsystemsareknown.Inmypresentation,Iwillpresentarigorousbaseforthedesignofsuchsystemswhichisbasedonourinsightsthatwehavegainedfromourvariousself-stabilizingconstruc-tionsforP2Psystems.

Bio: ChristianScheidelerreceivedhisM.S.and Ph.D. degrees in computer science fromtheUniversityofPaderborn,Germa-ny,in1993and1996.Heiscurrentlythedepartment chair of the Dept. of Computer Science,UniversityofPaderborn.BeforehejoinedtheUniversityofPaderbornasafullprofessorin2009,hewas,amongotheractivities,apostdocattheWeizmannInsti-tute,Israel,forayear,anassistantprofessorattheJohnsHopkinsUniversity,USA,forfiveyears,andanassociateprofessorattheTechnicalUniversityofMunich,Germany,forthreeandahalfyears.Heis(co)authorofmorethan100publicationsinrefereedconferencesandjournalsandhasservedonmorethan50conferencecommittees.Hismainfocusisondistributedalgorithmsanddatastructures,networktheory(inparticu-lar,peer-to-peersystemsandmobilead-hocnetworks),andthedesignofalgorithmsandarchitecturesforself-organizingandrobustdistributedsystems.

Keynote 3

Maarten van SteenDepartmentofComputerScience,VUUni-versity Amsterdam

Wednesday 10th September, 9.30-10.30LTG16, SAF Building

Title: AdaptiveCollectiveSystems(Aper-spectivefromacomputer-systemsresearch-er)

Abstract: Thefieldofcomputerscienceisrapidlychanging,andweoftenbarelyseemtonoticeit.Foryearswehavebeenworkingon the same topics, and many of us expect tocontinuedosoforstillalongtime.Aboutayearago,Ijoinedateamofexpertsoncomputationalintelligenceinanattempttowriteabookletonadaptivecollectivesys-tems.Ittaughtwealotonhowcolleaguesinthesamefieldwerelookingatwhat’simportantinComputerScience.Inthistalk,Iwillreflectonwhatweachievedduringthatweek.Inparticular,Iwillfocusonsuchsys-temsfromtheperspectiveofmyownsub-field,namelylarge-scaledistributedcomput-ersystems.Therearelessonstobelearnedbyallincomputerscienceifwetrulywanttomovethefieldforwardor,attheleast,keepin pace with the changes enforced upon us.

Bio: MaartenvanSteenisprofessoroflarge-scaledistributedsystemsatVUUniversityAmsterdam and chair of its Department of Computer Science. Since several years, a large part of his research is concentrated on understanding very large networked systems of small, wireless devices such as massive sensornetworks.Nexttosuchextremedistributedsystems,hisinterestsalsoreachouttocomplex-networkscienceandunder-standingthebehaviourthatemergesfromverylargenetworkedsystems.Hefindsrun-ningalargedepartmenttobemucheasierthanunderstandingemergentbehaviourincomputer systems.

Keynote 4

Natasa Milic-FraylingPrincipalResearcher,MicrosoftResearchCambridge

Wednesday 10th September, 14.00-15.00LTG16, SAF Building

Title: PersonalComputingintheContempo-rary Digital Ecosystem

Abstract: Thedigitalrevolutionhastrans-formedallaspectsofourlives.Ithasbeeninitiallyspurredbythepervasiveuseofper-sonalcomputers(PCs)andspreadthroughtherapidadoptionofmobiledevices,onlineservices,andsocialmedia.Newtechnologiescontinuetoimpactoureverydaypracticesandreshapethenotionofpersonalcom-puting.Herewediscussseveralaspectsthatrequireattentionandprovideopportunitiesforinnovation.Weobservethattheusers’digitalassetsaredispersedacrossapplicationsandservices,with more or less control over content ac-cessandreuse.Amongthemare‘traditional’digital artefacts such as documents, pres-entations,photos,andvideosthatinvokea strong analogy with similar artefacts that we manage in the physical world. Consid-ering the complex nature of digital media, thequestioniswhetherwecanachieveacomparablelevelofconfidenceinmanagingpersonal digital assets throughout our life time.Furthermore, in physical environments the usersacquireskillsandhavethemeansoftakinginitiativesandassertingcontroloverdevices and services. Most of the digital systemsproviderestrictedwaysofdirectingcomputationbytheendusers;primarilythoughUImenusandpre-definedfunctions.InmanyinstancestheUIhidesthesystemcomplexity and that inadvertently causes the

lack of transparency and understanding on thepartoftheusers.Asaconsequence,theusersareunabletomakeinformeddecisionsand assume control.Inthispresentationwediscussthetechnicalandconceptualaspectsoftheinformationsystemsrequiredtosupportlifelongperson-alcomputing.Basedontheinsightsfromtheuserstudies,weexploretheopportunitiesforsupportingtheuserstobecomeanem-poweredparticipantofthedigitalecosys-tem.

Bio:NatasaMilic-FraylingisaPrincipalRe-searcheratMicrosoftResearchCambridge.ShesetsresearchdirectionsfortheInte-gratedSystemsgroup,aninter-disciplinaryteam focused on the design, prototyping andevaluationofinformationmanagementandcommunicationsystems.Herresearchcovers a spectrum of issues from sharing and makingsenseofinformationincollaborativesettings,toanalysingsocialmedianetworksanddevisingtrustworthyonlineservices.Na-tasa is a leading expert in the area of digital preservation.SheisactivelyinvolvedwiththeOpenPLANETSFoundationandtheEUSCAPEinitiativeonscalablecloud-basedser-vices for long term access to digital content. SheisequallypassionateaboutinnovationinpersonalandsocialcomputingandpromotesadialoguebetweenITindustry,consumers,and policy makers on the issues that arise from the novel usage of technology. During hertenureatMicrosoftResearch,Natasaserved as Director of Research Partnership, promotingcollaborationbetweenMSRe-searchandindustry.Sheisactivelyinvolvedwith a wider community of academics and practitionersthroughpublicspeakingandresearchcollaborations.

Keynote 5

Manish Parashar Department of Computer Science, Rutgers, TheStateUniversityofNewJersey

Thursday 11th September, 9.30-10.30LTG16, SAF Building

Title: Autonomics,CyberinfrastructureFed-eration,andSoftware-DefinedEnvironmentsfor Science

Abstract: Software-definedplatforms,suchasthoseenabledbyCloudservices,pro-videnewlevelsofflexibilitythatcombinedwithautonomiccapabilitiescanleadtovery dynamic infrastructures that can adapt themselvestoapplicationanduserneeds.Suchplatformscanenablenewformulationsinscienceandengineeringbyopportunisti-cally leveraging heterogeneous and loosely connecteddataandcomputingresources.InthistalkIwillexplorehowelasticsoft-ware-definedexecutionbasedonautonomicfederationofresourcesandmanagementofapplicationscansupportsuchdynamicanddata-drivenworkflows.Iwillalsoexplorehowsuchabstractionscanpotentiallyleadtonewparadigmsandpracticesinscienceandengineering.ThistalkisbasedonresearchthatispartoftheCometCloudprojectattheNSFCloudandAutonomicComputingCenteratRutgersandattheRutgersDiscoveryIn-formaticsInstitute.

Bio: Manish Parashar is Professor of Com-puterScienceatRutgersUniversity.Heisalso the founding Director of the Rutgers DiscoveryInformaticsInstitute(RDI2)andsiteCo-DirectoroftheNSFCloudandAuto-nomicComputingCenter(CAC).HisresearchinterestsareinthebroadareasofParallelandDistributedComputingandComputa-tionalandData-EnabledScienceandEn-gineering. Manish serves on the editorial boardsandorganizingcommitteesofalargenumberofjournalsandinternationalconfer-ences and workshops, and has deployed sev-eralsoftwaresystemsthatarewidelyused.HehasalsoreceivedanumberofawardsandisFellowofAAAS,FellowofIEEE/IEEEComputerSocietyandSeniorMemberofACM.Formoreinformationpleasevisithttp://parashar.rutgers.edu/.

Keynote 6

Andrzej NowakUniversityofWarsawandFloridaAtlanticUniver-sity

Thursday 11th September, 14.00-15.00LTG16, SAF Building

Title: SelfofSocieties

Abstract: Understandinghowself-structurefunctionsinhumansinformsushowtoenhanceself-organizingfunctionofsocialsystems.ThecreationofSelf-structurewasarguablyoneofthemostimportantstepsintheevolutionofhumanspecies. The existence of self changes in a fun-damental way how humans can regulate their behavior.Theselfprovidesindividualswithasenseofpurposeandidentity.Selfisacognitiveandaffectiverepresentationofanindividualasanobject.Itallowsindividualstoincludeamod-elofoneselfalongcognitiverepresentationsofotherpeoplewhileanticipatingthelikelycourseofevents.Relatingtheanticipatedconsequencesofactionstogoalsandvaluesprovidestheca-pacityfordecisionmechanismstofunctioninapurposefulway.TheSelf-structureenablestakingintoaccountconsequencesofownactionsforre-lationswithothers,andthusallowsonetoavoidactionsthatcoulddamagetherelationswithoth-ers.TheexistenceoftheSelf-structureenabledhumans to create complex social structures and individuals to navigate in these structures. The Selfalsomonitorsalltheincominginformationscreeningitforself-relevance,detectingpossiblethreatsandopportunities.Insumtheselfservesto prevent personal crisis and to capitalize on opportunities.TheSelfisthemainstructureregulatingfunc-tionsofotherpsychologicalstructures,aswellasthoughts,feelingsandbehavior.Itintegratesthefunctioningofotherpsychologicalstructures,introducescoherenceintheirfunctioninginserviceofachievinggoalsandrealizingvalues.Itresolvesconflictbetweenincompatibledemands,motives,requirements,functionsandgoals.It

alsoservesasalinkbetweentheindividualandthesocietyprovidingmechanismsbywhichsocialnormscontrolbehavior.SocietiesatpresentdonothavethesenseofSelfthatfunctionsinacomparablewaytohowtheSelffunctionsattheindividuallevel.Thereis,ofcourse,anabundanceofinformationrel-evanttofunctioningofalmosteveryaspectofsocieties.Thisinformationisnot,however,sys-tematicallyevaluatedandintegratedwhatlimitsitsusefulnessforregulation.Also,insocieties,therearenosystematictoolsthatcouldmimicanticipatoryfunctionsoftheself.Currentdevel-opmentsinICTmakeitpossibletointroduceinsocietiesfunctionsthatbymimickingtheroleoftheSelf-structureenhanceprocessesofself-or-ganizationinsocialgroupsandsocieties.Itwillenableself-organizingbottom-upsocialprocessesinsocietiestoperformpurposefulactionbyso-cietiesinserviceofgoalachievementandreali-zationofitsvalues,avoidingcrisisandfacilitatingsustained growth.

Bio:AndrzejNowakisaprofessorofpsychologyattheDepartmentofPsychology,UniversityofWarsaw, where he directs the Center for Com-plexSystemsattheInstituteforSocialStudies,andalsoProfessorofPsychology,FloridaAtlanticUniversity.Hisprimaryfocusisoncomplexityapproach in the social area. He has done research concerningsocialinfluence,socialtransitions,so-cialdilemmas,selfandemotions.Hespecializesincomputersimulationsofsocialprocesses.Hiscurrentresearchincludessocialinfluence,socialcoordination,andsimulationofrealsocialsys-tems,dynamicsofconflict,socialmechanismsofeconomic dynamics. He also works on modeling thedynamicsoftheself-structure.Hepublishesinsocialandpsychologicaljournals(e.g.Psycho-logicalReview),physicaljournals(PhysicalreviewLetters,PhysicalReviewA.,E)computersciencejournals(e.g.IEEE:IntelligentSystems)andin-terdisciplinaryjournals(eg.PlosOne).Hehasauthoredoredited15booksandover120paperand chapters.

OGF - Schedule and Events

8.30am-5.00pm

9.00-9.30am

9.30-10.30am

11.00-12.30pm

3.30-4.00pm

Monday 8 Sept.

Tuesday 9 Sept.

Wednesday 10 Sept.

Thursday 11 Sept.

Friday 12 Sept.

1.30-3.00pm

4.00-5.00pm


CAC 2014

Keynote 1

DRMAA Code Camp

Rm 341, Huxley

DRMAA (I)

Rm 341, Huxley

DRMAA (II)-

TutorialRm 341, Huxley

OCII(II)-Draft1.2Rm 342, Huxley

OCII(I)-GeneralRm 342, Huxley

DRMAA/OCCI(I)Rm 341, Huxley

DRMAA/OCCI(II)Rm 341, Huxley

BoF:“Use of Cloud and

Container Tech-nologies in Grids”

Rm 341, Huxley

JSDL WGRm 341, Huxley

BES WGRm 341, Huxley

DFDL Tutorial and DemoI

Rm 341, Huxley

DFDL Tutorial and DemoII

Rm 341, Huxley

FedSec CGRm 341, Huxley

CAOPS WGRm 341, Huxley

VOMSPROC WGRm 341, Huxley

IDELWGRm 341, Huxley

GFSG F2F (SteeringCommittee

only)-To 5.30pm

OGF Town Hall

Rm. 341, Huxley

3:30 - 5:00pm

5.00-5.30pm

6.00-7.00pm

7.00-7.30pm

7.30-10.00pm

FoCAS Science Café

“SASO See, SASO Do:

From Com-putational

Awareness to CollectiveAd-aptation”

OCCI (III)ImplementationsRm. 342, Huxley

To 6.30pm

Conference Dinner

Kia Oval, Kennington,

LondonSE115SS(Terrace,4thFloor;

followedbyEngland Suite, 2nd

Floor)

Welcome Reception

Science Museum London,Exhibition

Road

10.00-11.00pm

OGF FutureEvent PlanningRm 341, Huxley

Imperial College Campus Map

Lunch Outlet Locations

Social Events

TheWelcomeReceptionwillbeheldintheScienceMuseumfrom19.00-22.00onTuesday9th September.

The Science MuseumisadjacenttoImperialCollege,ontheExhibitionRoad.

Theeventwillbeheldinthe‘MakingtheModernWorld’Gallery.Thisgallery“displaysaseriesofexceptionalobjectswhich mark new departures in technology and science –theeventsthathaveframedourworld”.

TheConferenceDinnerwillbeheldattheKiaOvalfrom19.00-20.00 on Wednesday 10th September.

The Kia Oval is home to SurreyCountyCricketClub,since1845.

ThegroundisashorttuberidefromImperialCollege.Take the District or Circle LineEastboundfromSouthKensington.Change to the Victoria Line at Victoria.TaketheVictoriaLineSouthboundtoVauxhall.The Kia Oval is a short walk from there.

Turn right and go undertherailwaybridge

Follow Exit 3 at Vauxhall

Bearrightatthejunction

SASO Conference

Welcome

The2014editionoftheSASOconferenceserieswillbeheldinLondon,UnitedKingdom,andhostedbyImperialCollegeLondon,intheweekofSeptember8-12,2014.

TheaimoftheSelf-AdaptiveandSelf-Organizingsystemsconferenceseries(SASO)istopro-videaforumforthefoundationsofaprincipledapproachtoengineeringsystems,networksandservicesbasedonself-adaptationandself-organization.Thecomplexityofcurrentandemergingnetworks,softwareandservices,especiallyindealingwithdynamicsintheenvi-ronmentandproblemdomain,hasledthesoftwareengineering,distributedsystemsandmanagementcommunitiestolookforinspirationindiversefields(e.g.,complexsystems,controltheory,artificialintelligence,sociology,andbiology)tofindnewwaysofdesigningandmanagingsuchcomputingsystems.Inthisendeavor,self-organizationandself-adap-tationhaveemergedastwopromisinginterrelatedapproaches.Manysignificantresearchproblemsexistrelatedtoself-adaptiveorself-organizingsystems.Achallengeinself-adap-tationisoftentoidentifyhowtochangespecificbehaviortoachievethedesiredimprove-ment.Anothermajorchallengeistopredictandcontroltheglobalsystembehaviorresult-ingfromself-organization.Yetmorechallengesarisefromtheconfluenceofself-adaptationwithself-organization.Forinstance,howdoself-*mechanismsthatworkwellindependent-lyoperateincombination?Howaremeso-levelstructuresformedwhichleveragemicro-lev-elbehaviortoachievedesirablemacro-leveloutcomes,andavoidundesirableones?

TheeightheditionoftheSASOconferenceembracestheinter-disciplinarityandthescientif-ic,empiricalandapplicationdimensionsofself-*systems;itthusaimstoattractparticipantswithdifferentbackgrounds,tofostercross-pollinationbetweenresearchfields,andtoex-poseanddiscussinnovativetheories,designprinciples,frameworks,methodologies,tools,andapplications.

Topics

ThetopicsofinteresttoSASOinclude,butarenotlimitedto:Self-*systemstheory:theoreticalframeworksandmodels;biologically-andsocially-inspiredparadigms;inter-operationofself-*mechanisms;Self-*systemsengineering:reusablemechanisms,designpatterns,architectures,method-ologies;softwareandmiddlewaredevelopmentframeworksandmethods,platformsandtoolkits;hardware;self-*materials;Self-*systemproperties:robustness,resilienceandstability;emergence;computationalawarenessandself-awareness;reflection;Self-*cyber-physicalandsocio-technicalsystems:humanfactorsandvisualization;self-*socialcomputers;crowdsourcingandcollectiveawareness;Applicationsandexperiencesofself-*systems:cybersecurity,transportation,computation-alsustainability,bigdataandcreativecommons,powersystems.

Paper Details

Paper Session 1Resource Allocation ITuesday 9th September, 11.00-13.00LT 408, EEE Building

Chair:SimonDobson,StAndrewsUniversity,UK

• The Value of Fairness: Trade-offs in Re-peated Dynamic Resource Allocation. Thomas Kohler, Jan-Philipp Steghöfer, Dídac Busquets and Jeremy Pitt.

• A Hybrid Cross-Entropy Cognitive-based Algorithm for Resource Allocation in Cloud Environments. Gaetano Anastasi, Pietro Cassarà, Patrizio Dazzi, Alberto Gotta, Matteo Mordacchini and Andrea Passarella.

• Proactive Guidance for Dynamic and Cooperative Resource Allocation under Uncertainties. Gerrit Anders, Florian Sief-ert, Michael Mair and Wolfgang Reif.

• Topological aspects of greedy self-organi-zation problems. Furqan Ahmed and Olav Tirkkonen.

Paper session 2NetworksTuesday 9th September, 15.30-17.30LT 408, EEE Building

Chair:MarkusEsch,FraunhoferInstituteforCommunication,Germany

• Artificial Immune System driven evolu-tion in Swarm Chemistry. Nicola Capodie-ci, Emma Hart and Giacomo Cabri.

• Growing Self-organized Design of Effi-cient and Robust Complex Networks. Yukio Hayashi.

• Towards Decentralised Detection of Emergence in Complex Adaptive Sys-tems. Eamonn O’Toole, Vivek Nallur and Siobhan Clarke.

• Self-Governance by Transfiguration: from Learning to Prescription Changes. Regis Riveret, Erivelton Nepomuceno, Alexander Artikis and Jeremy Pitt.

Paper session 3 Assurance, Security & Anomaly DetectionWednesday 10th September, 11.00-13.00LT 408, EEE Building

Chair:OzalpBabaoglu,UniversityofBologna,Italy

• A graph analysis approach to detect attacks in Trusted Desktop Grids at runt-ime. Jan Kantert, Hannes Scharf, Sarah Edenhofer, Sven Tomforde, Jörg Hähner and Christian Müller-Schloer.

• Sybil-Resistant Meta Strategies for For-warder’s Dilemma. Yunus Durmus, Andre-as Loukas, Ertan Onur and Koen Langen-doen.

• Estimating p-values for deviation detec-tion. Thorsteinn Rögnvaldsson, Henrik Norrman, Stefan Byttner and Eric Järpe.

• Providing Assurances for Self-Adaptation in a Mobile Digital Storytelling Applica-tion Using ActivFORMS. Stepan Shevtsov, Danny Weyns and Sabri Pllana.

Paper session 4 MobilityThursday 11th September, 11.00-13.00LT 408, EEE Building

Chair:JacobBeal,BBNTechnologies,USA

• Using Heading to Improve Mobile Agent Movement on Irregular Networks. Bryan Prosser, Errin Fulp, David McKinnon and Glenn Fink.

• Self-Adaptive probabilistic roadmap generation for intelligent virtual agents. Katrina Samperi McIvor, Peter Lewis and Nelly Bencomo.

Short Paper sessionThursday 11th September, 11.00-13.00 (cont. from Paper Session 4)LT 408, EEE Building

Chair:IngoScholtes,ETHZurich,Switzerland

• Destabilising Conventions: Characterising the Cost. James Marchant, Nathan Grif-fiths, Matthew Leeke.

• Social Capital as a Complexity Reduction Mechanism for Decision Making in Large Scale Open Systems. Patricio E. Petruzzi, Dídac Busquets, Jeremy Pitt.

• Collective Adaptation in Process-Based Systems. Antonio Bucchiarone, Claudio Antares Mezzina, Marco Pistore, Heorhi Raik, Giuseppe Valetto.

Paper session 5 Resource Allocation IIThursday 11th September, 16.30 – 17.30LT 408, EEE Building

Chair:PeterLewis,AstonUniversity,UnitedKingdom

• Runtime Vertical Scaling of Virtualized Applications via Online Model Estima-tion. Simon Spinner, Samuel Kounev, Xiao-yun Zhu, Lei Lu, Mustafa Uysal and Anne Holler.

• Prosumers as aggregators in the DEZENT context of regenerative power produc-tion. Ugo Montanari and Alain Tcheukam Siwe.

CommitteesSteering Committee

Permanent MembersOzalp Babaoglu,UniversityofBologna,Italy

Robert Laddaga,DynamicObjectLanguageLabs,USA

Roy Sterritt,UniversityofUlster,UKFranco Zambonelli,UniversitàdiModenaeReggio

Emilia,Italy

Elected MembersJake Beal,BBNTechnologiesandMIT,USAKurt Geihs,UniversityofKassel,Germany

Salima Hassas,UniversitéClaudeBernard-Lyon1,France

Mark Jelasity, Hungarian Academy of SciencesandUniversityofSzeged,Hungary

Paul Robertson,BBNTechnologies,USAIngo Scoltes,ETHZZurich,Switzerland

Howard E. Shrobe,MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology,USA

Giuseppe (Peppo) Valetto, Fondazione Bruno Kessler,Trento,Italy

Technical Meeting Committee

General chairsMoez Draief,ImperialCollegeLondon,UK

Salima Hassas,ClaudeBernardUniversityofLyon1,France

Programme ChairsAda Diaconescu,TelecomParis-Tech,France

Nagarajan Kandasamy,DrexelUniversity,USAMirko Viroli,UniversityofBologna,Italy

Local Arrangements ChairJeremy Pitt,ImperialCollegeLondon,UK

Web and Wiki ChairPatricio Petruzzi,ImperialCollegeLondon,UK

Sponsor ChairPaul Robertson,MITCSAIL,USA

Publication ChairJake Beal,BBNTechnologies,USA

Publicity ChairGiacomo Cabri,UniversityofModenaandReggio

Emilia,ItalyTony Savarimuthu,UniversityofOtago,NZ

Tutorial chairAlexander Artikis,NCSR‘Demokritos’Athens,

Greece

Workshop ChairJan-Philipp Steghöfer,Universityof

Augsburg,GermanyDidac Busquets,ImperialCollegeLondon,UK

Poster ChairIva Bojic,UniversityofZagreb,Croatia

Regis Riveret,ImperialCollegeLondon,UK

Contest & Demos ChairJean Botev,UniversityofLuxembourg,

LuxembourgMaite Lopez Sanchez,

UniversityofBarcelona,Spain

Doctoral Consortium with CAC and P2PGauthier Picard,ÉcoleNationaleSupérieuredes

MinesdeSaint-Étienne,France

Program Committee

ChairsAda Diaconescu,TelecomParis-Tech,France

Nagarajan Kandasamy,DrexelUniversity,USAMirko Viroli,UniversityofBologna,Italy

Technical Program CommitteeSherif Abdelwahed, Mississippi State

University,USANiloy Ganguly,IITKharagpur,India

Betty Cheng,MichiganStateUniversity,USARené Doursat,DrexelUniversity,USA

Alois Ferscha,UniversityofLinz,AustriaJose Luis Fernandez-Marquez,UniversityofGeneva,

SwitzerlandJean-Louis Giavitto,IRCAM,France

Spiros Mancoridis,DrexelUniversity,USSusan Stepney,UniversityofYork,UnitedKingdom

Giovanna Di Marzo Serugendo,UniversityofGeneva, Switzerland

Gregory Sullivan,BAESystems,USATom Holvoet,KULeuven,Belgium

Marco Aiello,GroningenUniversity,Netherlands

Alexander Artikis,NCSRDemokritos,AthensAbdalkarim Awad,ErlangenUniversity,

GermanyOzalp Babaoglu,UniversityofBologna,Italy

Luciano Baresi,DEI-PolitecnicodiMilano,ItalyAlberto Bartoli,UniversitàdegliStudidi

Trieste-DEEI,ItalyJacob Beal,BBNTechnologies,USA

Nelly Bencomo,AstonUniversity,UKChristian Bettstetter,Universityof

Klagenfurt, AustriaJean Botev,UniversityofLuxembourg,

LuxembourgPhilip McKinley,MichiganStateUniversity,USA

Jan-Philipp Steghofer,AugsburgUniversity,Germany

Rocco De Nicola,IMTLucca,ItalyMarco Mamei,UniversityofModenaandReggio

Emilia,ItalyDidac Busquets,ImperialCollegeLondon,

UnitedKingdomRogerio De Lemos,UniversityofKent,

UnitedKingdom

Hermann De Meer,UniversityofPassau,GermanyYves Demazeau,CNRS-LaboratoireLIG,France

Simon Dobson,StAndrewsUniversity,UnitedKingdom

Marco Dorigo,UniversitLibedeBruxelles,BelgiumSchahram Dustdar,TUWien,Austria

Markus Esch,UniversityofLuxemburg,Luxembourg

Kurt Geihs,UniversitaetKassel,GermanyAditya Ghose,UniversityofWollongong,Australia

Marie-Pierre Gleizes,IRIT,FranceNakagawa Hiroyuki,OsakaUniversity,Japan

Karina Anna Hummel,ETHZurich,Switzerland

Mark Jelasity,UniversityofSzeged,HungaryCao Jiannong, Hong Kong Polytechnic

University,HongKongPeter Lewis,AstonUniversity,

UnitedKingdomMaite Lopez Sanchez,Universityof

Barcelona, SpainSimone Ludwig,NorthDakotaUniversity,USA

Sam Malek,GeorgeMasonUniversity,USACarlo Mastroianni,ICAR-CNR,Italy

Julie McCann,ImperialCollegeLondon,UnitedKingdom

René Meier,LucerneUniversityofAppliedSciences,Switzerland

Christian Müller-Schloer,LeibnizUniversität,Germany

Maurice Mulvenna,UniversityofUlster,UnitedKingdom

Andrea Omicini, Alma Mater Studiorum–UniversitàdiBologna,Italy

Gauthier Picard,ENSMinesSaint-Etienne,FranceTony Savarimuthu,UniversityofOtago,

NewZealandIngo Scholtes,ETHZurich,Switzerland

Burkhard Stiller,UniversityofZurich,SwitzerlandJun Suzuki,UniversityofMassachusetts,USANakajima Tatsuo,WasedaUniversity,Japan

Mirko Viroli,AlmaMaterStudiorum-UniversitàdiBologna,Italy

Franco Zambonelli,UniversityofModenaandReggioEmilia,Italy

Jie Zhang,NTUSingapore,SingaporeKatarina Zweig,UniversityofKaiserslautern,

Germany

CAC Conference

Overview

Enterprise-scalecloudplatformsandservicessystems,presentcommonandcross-cuttingchallengesinmaximizingpowerefficiencyandperformancewhilemaintainingpredictableandreliablebehavior,andatthesametimerespondingappropriatelytoenvironmentalandsystemchangessuchashardwarefailuresandvaryingworkloads.Autonomiccomputingsystemsaddressthechallengesinmanagingtheseenvironmentsbyintegratingmonitoring,decision-processingandactuationcapabilitiestoautonomouslymanageresourcesandap-plicationsfromhigh-levelpolicies.

Researchincloudandautonomiccomputingspansavarietyofareas,fromcomputersys-tems,architecture,middlewareservices,databasesanddata-stores,andnetworkstoma-chinelearningandcontroltheory.Thepurposeofthe2ndInternationalConferenceonCloudandAutonomicComputing(CAC)istobringtogetherresearchersandpractitionersacrossthesedisciplinestoaddressthemultiplefacetsofself-managementincomputingsystemsandapplications.

Papersaresolicitedonabroadarrayoftopicsofrelevancetocloudandautonomiccom-putingandtheirintersections,andparticularlythosethatbearonconnectionsandrelation-shipsamongdifferentresearchareasorreportonprototypesystemsorexperiences.Thegoalisestablishapremierinternationalforumfocusedonthelatestresearch,applications,andtechnologiesaimedatmakingcloudandautonomiccomputingsystemsandserviceseasytodesign,todeployandtoimplement,whileachievingthesimultaneousgoalstobeself-manageable,self-regulatingandscalablewithlittleinvolvementofhumanorsystemadministrators.

Special Tracks

The2014CACconferencewillbeorganizedaround3crosscuttingthemes:(1)CloudsandAutonomicComputing:NaaS/IaaS-NetworkandInfrastructure;(2)CloudsandAutonomicComputing:PaaS,Middleware,Tools,SecurityandPrivacy;and(3)CloudsandAutonomicComputing:SaaS-ApplicationsandPerformance.Topicsofinterestinclude,butarenotlim-ited to:

• AutonomicCloudComputing: -Self-managementcloudservices -Autonomiccloudapplicationsandservices -Autonomicvirtualcloudresourcesandservices -Cloudworkloadcharacterizationandprediction -Monitoringandanalysisofbehaviorofcloudresourcesandservices -Theoreticalframeworksformodelingandanalysisautonomiccomputingsystems and services

• Autonomics for Extreme Scales: -Largescaleautonomicsystems -Self-optimizingandself-healingatpetacomputingscale -Self-managingmiddlewareandtoolsforextremescales -Experiencesinautonomicsystemsandapplicationsatextremescales(peta/ exa-computing)

• AutonomicCloudCybersecurity: -Self-protectiontechniquesofcomputingsystems,networksandapplications -Metricstoevaluateandperformanceofself-protectionalgorithms -Anomalybehavioranalysisofautonomicsystemsandservices -Datamining,stochasticanalysisandpredictionofautonomicsystemsand applications -Metricstocharacterizeandquantifythecybersecurityalgorithms(confidentiality, integrity,andavailabilityofautonomicsystems) -Datasetsandbenchmarkstocompareandevaluatedifferentself-protection techniques

• AutonomicToolsandApplications: -Benchmarksandtoolstoevaluateandcomparedifferentarchitecturesto implement autonomic cloud systems -Highperformanceautonomicapplications -Self*applicationsinscienceandengineering -Self*HumanMachineInterface -Fullvisibilityintothebehaviorofautonomicsystemsandservices -Knowledgerepresentationandvisualizationofbehaviorofautonomicsystemsand services

Session Details

Session IFault ToleranceTuesday 9th September, 11.00-13.00LT 311, Huxley Building

Presentations:

• CUDSwap: Tolerating Memory Exhaus-tion Failures in Cloud Computing, Shi-vakant Mishra, and Jose Antonio Navas Molina, University of Colorado at Boulder, US.

• Sequential Fault Monitoring. Cecile Ger-main, and Dawei Feng, Universite Paris Sud, France.

• Towards Reliability and Performance Prediction of Autonomic Systems with Self-Healing and Protection, Nabila Salmi, Mehdi Sliem, and Malika Loualalen, Uni-versity of Science and Technology Houari Boumediene (USTHB), Algeria.

• Autonomic Resilient Cloud Management (ARCM): Design and Evaluation, Farah Fargo, Salim Hariri, Youssif Al-Nashif, and Cihan Tunc, University of Arizona, US.

• A Look at Adaptability for Service Work-flows, Onyeka Ezenwoye, and Masoud Sadjadi, Georgia Regents University, US.

Session IIScientific Applications and Programming ModelsTuesday 9th September, 15.30-17.30LT 311, Huxley Building

Presentations:

• Optimization Patterns for the Orches-tration of Parameter-Sweep Workflows, Selim Kalayci, and S. Masoud Sadjadi, East Tennessee State University, US.

• A Framework for Managing Continuous Query Evaluations over Voluminous, Multidimensional Datasets, Sangmi Pal-lickara, Mathew Malensek, and Cameron D. Tolooee, Colorado State University, US.

• A Middleware for Managing Non-Func-tional Requirements in Cloud PaaS, Al-exander Pokahr, Lars Braubach, and Kai Jander, University of Hamburg, Germany.

• Invited talk: Self-adaptive Resilient Ser-vice Composition, Mario Henrique Cruz Torres and Tom Holvoet.

Session III Resource ManagementWednesday 10th September, 11.00-13.00LT 311, Huxley Building

Presentations:

• Autonomic Management of Cloud Re-sources and Services Framework, Farah Fargo, Salim Hariri, Youssif Al-Nashif, and Cihan Tunc, University of Arizona, US.

• A Synchronization Mechanism for Cloud Accounting Systems, Ewnetu Bayuh Lakew, Francisco Hernandez-Rodriguez, Lei Xu, and Erik Elmroth, Umeå University, Sweden.

• Modelling and Analysis of Migration Policies for Autonomic Management of Energy Consumption in Cloud via Petri-nets, Marwah Alansari, and Behzad Bord-bar, University of Birmingham, UK.

• Autonomic Resource Allocation for Cloud Data Centers: A Peer to Peer Approach, Mina Sedaghat, Francisco Hernan-dez-Rodriguez, and Erik Elmroth, Umea University, Sweden.

Session IVResource and Application ManagementWednesday 10th September, 15.30-18.00LT 311, Huxley Building

Presentations:

• The Straw that Broke the Camel’s Back: Safe Cloud Overbooking with Applica-tion Brownout, Luis Tomás, Cristian Klein, Johan Tordsson, and Francisco Hernan-dez-Rodriguez, Umeå universitet, Sweden.

• Autonomic Allocation of Communicating Virtual Machines in Hierarchical Cloud Data Centers, Arwa Aldhalaan, and Dan-iel Menasce, George Mason University, US.

• Architectural Model and Planification Algorithm for the Self-Management of Elastic Cloud Applications, Loic Leton-deur, Orange, France.

• Autonomic Multi-Target Deployment of Science and Engineering HPC Appli-cations, Vaidy Sunderam, and Jaroslaw Slawinski, Emory University. US.

• Invited Talk: When things get noisy: deal-ing with ubiquitously uncertain inputs, Lei Fang and Simon Dobson.

Session VBig Data and StorageThursday 11th September, 11.00-13.00LT 311, Huxley Building

Presentations:

• Mobile Publish/Subscribe System for In-telligent Transport Systems over a Cloud Environment, Aleksander Antonic, Robay-et Nasim, Ivana Podnararko, and Andreas J. Kassler, Karlstad University, Sweaden.

• Extending CometCloud to Process Dy-namic Data Streams on Heterogeneous Infrastructures, Rafael Tolosana-Ca-lasanz, Omer Rana, Manish Parashar, and Javier Diaz-Montes, Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain.

• Media Cloud Architecture, Protocols, and Storage Efficiency Challenge, Mohammad Azam, Kyung Hee University, South Korea.

Session VIRecommendation and SecurityThursday 11th September, 15.30-17.00LT 311, Huxley Building

Presentations:

• A Certification-based Trust Model for Autonomic Computing Systems, Ernesto Damiani, Univesita di Milano, Italy

• QuARAM Recommender: Case-Based Reasoning for IaaS Service Selection, Khalid Elgazzar, Patrick Martin, and Sima Soltani, Queen’s University, Canda.

• An Efficient Heuristic-based Role Map-ping Framework for Secure and Fair Collaboration in SaaS Cloud, Soumya K. Ghosh, Nirnay Ghosh, and Debangshu Chatterjee, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, India

OrganizationGENERAL CHAIR:

Geoffrey C. Fox,IndianaUniversity,USA

PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS:Franck Cappello,ArgonneNationalLab,UIUC,USAMasoud Sadjadi,FloridaInternationalUniversity,

USA

POSTER CHAIR:Javier Diaz-Montes,RutgersUniversity,USA

WORKSHOPS CHAIR:Xiaolin (Andy) Li,UniversityofFlorida,USA

INDUSTRY CHAIR:John Howie,CloudSecurityAlliance,UK

PUBLICITY CHAIR:Ivan Rodero,RutgersUniversity,USA

STEERING COMMITTEE:Salim Hariri,UniversityofArizona,USA

Manish Parashar,RutgersUniversity,USAMasoud Sadjadi,FloridaInternationalUniversity,

USAJohn Howie,CloudSecurityAlliance,UK

Jeanna Matthews,ClarksonUniversity,USAAlan Sill,TexasTechUniversity,USA

Vladimir Vlassov,KTHRoyalInstituteofTechnology,Sweden

Vaidy Sunderam,EmoryUniversity,USA

PROGRAM COMMITTEE:Abhishek Chandra,UniversityofMinnesota,USA

Alan Sill,TexasTech.University,USAAli Ebnenasir,MichiganTech.,USA

Andres Quiroz,Xerox,USAAndrew Allen,GeorgiaSouthernUniversity,USAAndrew Grimshaw,UniversityofVirginia,USAArtur Andrzejak,HeidelbergUniversity,USA

Borko Furht,FAU,USA

Claudio Agostino Ardagna,UNIMI,ItalyDaniel Menasce,GeorgeMasonUniversity,USA

David Villegas,IBM,USAEduardo Fernandez,FAU,USA

Erik Elmroth,UmeåUniversity&Elastisys,SwedenFabio Costa,UFG,Brazil

Gustavo Rossi,UNLP,ArgentinaHector Alejandro Durán Limón,UdeG,Mexico

Ioana Banicescu,MississippiState,USAIvan Rodero,RutgersUniversity,USA

Javier Diaz,UNLP,ArgentinaJinpeng Wei,FIU,USA

Jun Zhu,IBMChinaResearchLab.,ChinaJunwei Cao,TsinghuaUniversity,China

Liana Fong,IBMT.J.WatsonResearch,USAManish Parashar,Rutgers,USA

Marin Litoiu,YorkUniversity,CanadaOnyeka Ezenwoye,ASU,USA

Peter Clarke,FIU,USASalim Hariri,U.ofArizona,USA

Selim Kalayci,ETSU,USAShaolei Ren,FIU,USA

Sherif Abdelwahed,MississippiStateU.,USAShihong Huang,FAU,USAShu-Ching Chen,FIU,USA

Vaidy Sunderam,EmoryUniversity,USAWeichao Wang,FAU,USA

Wolfgang Ziegler, Fraunhofer, GermanyXiaosong Ma,NCSU,USA

Yang JiJiang,TsinghuaUniversity,ChinaYouakim Badr,INSADeLyon,France

Yoonhee Kim,SookmyungWomen’sUniversity,Korea

Zhihui Du,TsinghuaUniversity,China

PUBLICATION CHAIR:Ivan Rodero,RutgersUniversity,USA

WEB MASTER:Xabriel J. Collazo-Mojica,IBM,USA

WEB TEMPLATE:Ming Zhao,FloridaInternationalUniversity,USA

P2P Conference

Welcome to the IEEE P2P’14 Conference

TheIEEEInternationalConferenceonPeer-to-PeerComputingprovidesasingle-trackforumforpresentingnewresearchresultsonallaspectsofP2Pcomputing.ItistheoldestandlargestconferencededicatedtoP2Pcomputing,andhasbeenheldeveryyearsince2001.IEEEP2P’14marksthefourteenthanniversaryoftheconference.

Session Details

Session IStreamingTuesday 9th September, 11.00-13.00LT G16, SAF Building

• Julius Rückert, Tamara Knierim and David Hausheer. Clubbing with the Peers: A Measurement Study of BitTorrent Live

• Björn Richerzhagen, Dominik Stingl, Ronny Hans, Christian Groß and Ralf Steinmetz. Bypassing the Cloud: Peer-assisted Event Dissemination for Augmented Reality Games

• Miguel Matos, Valerio Schiavoni, Etienne Rivière, Pascal Felber and Rui Oliveira. LayStream: composing standard gossip protocols for live video streaming

• (Short) Yehia Elkhatib, Mu Mu and Nich-olas Race. Dataset on Usage of a Live & VoD P2P IPTV Service

• (Short) Mengjuan Liu, Fei Lu, Xucheng Luo and Zhiguang Qin. An ISP-Friendly Hierar-chical Overlay for P2P Live Streaming

Session IIOverlays and Relatives & CloudsTuesday 9th September, 15.30-17.45LT G16, SAF Building

• István Hegedűs, Mark Jelasity, Levente Kocsis and Andras A. Benczur. Fully Dis-tributed Robust Singular Value Decom-position

• Matthias Feldotto, Christian Scheideler and Kalman Graffi. HSkip+: A Self-Stabi-lizing Overlay Network for Nodes with Heterogeneous Bandwidths

• (Short) Matthias Wachs, Christian Grothoff and Fabian Oehlmann. Auto-matic Transport Selection and Resource Allocation for Resilient Communication in Decentralized Networks

• Rahma Chaabouni, Marc Sanchez-Artigas and Pedro Garcia Lopez. Reducing Cost in the Personal Cloud: Is BitTorrent a Better Bet?

• Hao Zhuang, Rameez Rahman and Karl Aberer. Decentralizing the Cloud: How Can Small Data Centers Cooperate

Session III Good NeighborsWednesday 10th September, 11.00-13.00LT G16, SAF Building

• Hani Salah, Stefanie Roos and Thorsten Strufe. Diversity Entails Improvement: A new Neighbour Selection Scheme for Kademlia-type Systems

• Giovanni Simoni, Roberto Roverso and Alberto Montresor. RankSlicing: A decen-tralized protocol for supernode selection

• Zhongmei Yao, Daren Cline and Dmitri Loguinov. On the Tradeoff between Resil-ience and Degree Overload in Dynamic P2P Graphs

• (Short) Khalid Alhamed and Marius Si-laghi. User Freedom: To Be or Not To Be a ’Supernode’

• (Short) Yasuhiro Ando, Hiroya Nagao, Takehiro Miyao and Kazuyuki Shudo. Routing Table Construction Method Sole-ly Based on Query Flows for Structured Overlays

Session IVStorage and Replication & PrivacyThursday 11th September, 11.00-13.00LT G16, SAF Building

• Xiaoyong Li and Dmitri Loguinov. Stochas-tic Models of Pull-Based Data Replication in P2P Systems

• Roy Friedman, Yoav Kantor and Amir Kan-tor. Replicated Erasure Codes for Storage and Repair-Traffic Efficiency

• Nicolaas Zeilemaker, Johan Pouwelse and Henk Sips. 4P: Performant Private Peer-to-Peer File Sharing

• Michael Herrmann, Ren Zhang, Kai-Chun Ning, Claudia Diaz and Bart Preneel. Cen-sorship-Resistant and Privacy-Preserving Distributed Web Search

Session VClouds (Short) & Measurements (Short)Thursday 11th September, 16.30-18.00LT G16, SAF Building

• (Short) Harisankar Haridas, Sriram Kai-lasam and Janakiram Dharanipragada. Cloudy Knapsack Problems: an Optimiza-tion Model for Distributed Cloud-assisted Systems

• (Short) Xiang Zuo, Jeremy Blackburn, Nicolas Kourtellis, John Skvoretz and Adri-ana Iamnitchi. The Power of Indirect Ties in Friend-to-Friend Storage Systems

• (Short) Filipe Campos, Miguel Matos, Jose Pereira and David Rua. A peer-to-peer service architecture for the Smart Grid

• (Short) Ruma Paul, Peter Van Roy and Vladimir Vlassov. An Empirical Study of the Global Behavior of A Structured Overlay Network

• (Short) Arpad Berta, Vilmos Bilicki and Mark Jelasity. Defining and Understand-ing Smartphone Churn over the Internet: a Measurement Study

• (Short) Nicolaas Zeilemaker and Johan Pouwelse. 100 Million DHT replies

CommitteesGENERAL CHAIR

Gregory Chockler,RoyalHollaway,UniversityofLondon

PROGRAM CHAIRSIndranil Gupta,UniversityofIllinoisat

Urbana-ChampaignRoger Wattenhofer,ETHZurich

DEMO CHAIRS

PUBLICITY / WEB CHAIRRameez Rahman, EPF Lausanne

Tobias Langner,ETHZurich

TREASURER / FINANCE CHAIR

STEERING COMMITTEEKarl Aberer,EcolePolytechniqueFederalede

LausanneFabian Bustamante,Chair,NorthwesternUniversity

Anwitaman Datta,NanyangTechnologicalUniversity

Dick Epema,T.U.DelftTeruo Higashino,OsakaUniversityWolfgang Kellerer,T.U.Munchen

Pedro Garcia Lopez,UniversitatRoviraiVirgili,SpainHenning Schulzrinne,ColumbiaUniversity

Adriana Iamnitchi,UniversityofSouthFlorida

PROGRAM COMMITTEEGanesh Ananthanarayanan,MicrosoftResearchMarinho Barcellos,UniversidadeFederaldoRio

Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, BrazilIngmar Baumgart,KIT(KarlsruheInstitutof

Technology)Dhruba Borthakur,Facebook

André Brinkmann,UniversitaetMainzSonja Buchegger, KTH

Fabian Bustamante,EECSNorthwesternUniversityJustin Cappos,NYUPoly

Jim Dowling,SwedishInstituteofComputerScience, Kista, Sweden

Raphael Eidenbenz, ABB Corporate ResearchDavide Frey,IRISA/INRIA-Rennes

Roy Friedman, TechnionIsabelle Guerin Lassous,UniversitéLyon1/LIPAaron Harwood,TheUniversityofMelbourne

Mark Jelasity,UniversityofSzegedAnne-Marie Kermarrec,INRIA

Steve Ko,SUNYBuffaloChristoph Lenzen,MIT

Alberto Montresor,UniversityofTrentoMikhail Nesterenko,KentStateUniversity

Nikos Ntarmos,SchoolofComputingScience,UniversityofGlasgow,Glasgow,UK

Boaz Patt-Shamir,TelAvivUniversityDouglas Reeves,NCStateUniversity

Luis Rodrigues,IST/INESC-IDRoberto Roverso, Peerialism AB

Antony Rowstron,MicrosoftResearchMarc Sánchez-Artigas, PhD student

Christian Scheideler,UniversityofPaderbornStefan Schmid,TUBerlin&TelekomInnovation

Laboratories(T-Labs)Ralf Steinmetz,TUDarmstadt

Ymir Vigfusson,IBMResearchHaifaSpyros Voulgaris,VUUniversityAmsterdam

Bernard Wong,UniversityofWaterlooAviv Zohar,TheHebrewUniversityofJerusalem

FAS*2014 including SASO2014 | P2P’14 | CAC2014 | OGFLondon, UK, 8-12 September 2014

Thanks To

Documents

Eighth IEEE International Conference on Self-Adap- tive ......International Conference on Cloud and Autonomic Computing (CAC 2014) IEEE International Conference on Peer-to-Peer