[ecoop-info] Final CfP CAT07 - International Workshop on Context Awareness and Trust

[Bob Hulsebosch]

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                           --- FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS ---
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*                   Context Awareness and Trust 2007 (CAT 07)
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*                      First International Workshop on
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*              Combining Context with Trust, Security, and Privacy
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*                   30th July 2007, Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada
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*                            http://cat07.telin.nl
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*                Co-located with IFIPTM2007, Joint iTrust and PST
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*               Conferences on Privacy, Trust Management and Security,
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IMPORTANT DATES
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Paper submission (extended):	9th May   2007 
Notification of Acceptance:  27th May   2007 
Final version due:           17th June  2007

SCOPE  
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The CAT07 workshop aims to stimulate an active exchange of new ideas on 
interrelations between the area of context-awareness and the area of
security, privacy & trust.  The workshop aims to bring together
scientists and engineers that are active in the area of
context-awareness and in trust management, privacy and security. The
workshop aims are to discuss state of the art, to identify open and
emerging problems, to share research experiences, and to propose future
research directions. We encourage not only researchers with a computer
science background, but also researchers with a more user-centric
background such as social sciences, behavioural science, and so on.

WORKSHOP TOPICS
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Relevant topics, divided into three categories, include but are not
limited to:

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1. Context and Trust, Security and Privacy as an opportunity 

- Context-aware architectures for trust, security, and privacy
- Enhancement of trust, security, and privacy with context information
- Context-aware identity management and privacy enforcement
- Formal Aspects in Context-aware trust, security, and privacy
- Policy languages and ontologies for context-aware trust, security, and
privacy

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2. Context and Trust, Security and Privacy as a threat 

- Trust, security, and privacy of context and contextual data
- Trust, security, and privacy in context-aware architectures
- Trust, security, and privacy of context sources and information
- User control over trust, security and privacy aspects of
context-awareness
- Performance and scalability issues for trust, privacy, and security 

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3. Context and Trust, Security and Privacy as application domains 

- Use cases and pilots addressing context-aware trust, security, and
privacy
- Usefulness and usability of context-aware trust, security, and privacy
- Context-aware trust, privacy & security for the Semantic Web
- Context-aware trust, privacy & security for social media
- Social, economic, legal, and philosophical aspects of context-aware
trust, privacy & security

PROGRAM COMMITTEE
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Claudio Bettini       University of Milan, Italy
Harry Chen            Image Matters LLC, USA
Grit Denker           SRI International, USA
Jennifer Golbeck      University of Maryland, USA 
Heikki Helin          TeliaSonera, Finland
Johan Hjelm           Ericsson Research, Japan
Mario Hoffmann        Fraunhofer SIT, Germany
Silke Holtmanns       Nokia Research Center, Finland
Bob Hulsebosch        Telematica Instituut, The Netherlands
Anders Kofod-Petersen NTNU, Norway
Maddy Janse           Philips Research, The Netherlands
Audun Josang          Queensland Univ. of Technology, Australia 
Gabriele Lenzini      Telematica Instituut, The Netherlands
Fabio Martinelli      IIT-CNR, Italy
Rebecca Montanari     Univ. of Bologna, Italy
Daniel Olmedilla      L3S Research Center & Univ. of Hannover, Germany
Santtu Toivonen       VTT, Finland 
Maarten Wegdam        Alcatel-Lucent & Univ. of Twente, The Netherlands
Konrad Wrona          SAP Research, France

INVITED SPEAKERS
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We are planning to have an invited speaker. Please visit our web site.

SPONSORS AND ACKNWOLEDGEMENT 
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CAT07 is sponsored by the IST-EU project Amigo and the Dutch Freeband
project. The organizers are supported by Alcatel-Lucent, Telematica
Instituut, CTIT (Univ. of Twente), and VTT.

PAPER SUBMISSION
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Both theoretical and applied research papers are welcome. 
 - Full papers (limited to 12 pages) describe high-quality original
unpublished 
   research, case studies, and implementation experiences.
 - Short papers (limited to 4 pages) describe either work-in-progress on
ongoing 
   research or properly motivated future research.
Please visit CAT07 web site to read submission conditions and
guidelines.

PROCEEDINGS 
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A preprinted version of the proceedings will available at the workshop. 
Accepted papers will be published in a post-workshop CEUR-WS volume.

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
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 - Bob Hulsebosch   (Telematica Instituut, The Netherlands) 
 - Gabriele Lenzini (Telematica Instituut, The Netherlands) 
 - Santtu Toivonen  (VTT, Finland) 
 - Maarten Wegdam   (Alcatel-Lucent/Bell Labs, Univ. Twente, The
Netherlands)

REGISTRATION AND CONTACT
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Please visit out web site http://cat07.telin.nl