Poster and demo

Posters

MobiSys seeks proposals for posters describing novel work on mobile systems, applications and services. Posters will be presented during a specially designated session of the conference. The poster session is meant to introduce new or ongoing work and provide opportunities for authors to interact directly with conference attendees. Posters are specially suited for presenting controversial research directions that may generate discussion, or promising ideas not yet validated through extensive evaluation. Awards will be given for the best poster of the session and the best poster presented by a student. Poster submissions must include an extended abstract no longer than one 8.5x11-inch page, including all figures and references. This abstract should be formatted in two columns, single-spaced, with a font no smaller than 10-point. Optionally, submissions may also include an electronic copy of the poster. Please note that easels will be provided at the conference for 3x4 feet posters (approximately 0.75x1.0 meters), and the posters should be sized appropriately. Submissions must be in Adobe PDF format. Poster proposals must be submitted electronically by sending the extended abstract and (optionally) the poster as attachments in a single email message to

mobisys09_demos@smu.edu.sg

The subject line should read "MOBISYS 2009 POSTER SUBMISSION" (in upper-case letters). The body of the email should include, in plain text, the title of the poster and the author list, including affiliations. The extended abstracts of accepted posters will be posted on the conference website, but will not appear in the conference proceedings.

Demonstrations

MobiSys seeks proposals for live demonstrations of mobile computing technologies. Live demos provide an opportunity to give a flavor of real-life applications made possible by your system. Particularly encouraged are the demonstrations that include participation by conference attendees. Research prototypes as well as commercial products are welcome. However, MobiSys is not an appropriate forum for marketing or sales presentations. The presenter is expected to understand the system being demonstrated and explain the technical contributions of the system to the audience. Demonstrations of previously published systems are also welcome. Demonstrations will be selected based on the expected interest from the MobiSys audience. Awards will be given for the best demo of the session and the best demo presented by a student. A demo submission requires only an extended abstract no longer than one 8.5x11-inch page, including all figures and references, describing the demonstration as well as any special requirements (other than a demo booth/table). The extended abstract should be formatted in 8.5x11-inch pages, two columns, single-spaced, with a font no smaller than 10-point. Submissions must be in Adobe PDF format. Demo proposals must be submitted electronically by sending the extended abstract as an attachment in an email message to

mobisys09_demos@smu.edu.sg

The subject line should read "MOBISYS 2009 DEMO SUBMISSION" (in upper-case letters). The body of the email should include, in plain text, the title of the demo and the author list, including affiliations. The extended abstracts of accepted demonstrations will be posted on the conference website, but will not appear in the conference proceedings.

Posters Session Program

Porting Mobile Applications: Results from the "100 Phones Experiment"	ZongWei Lu, Damith C. Rajapakse National University of Singapore
Augmenting Images with Context on Mobile Devices	Harlan Hile, University of Washington, Radek Grzeszczuk, Nokia Research Center, Palo Alto Ramakrishna Vedantham, Nokia Research Center, Palo Alto, Jana Košecka, George Mason University, Alan Liu, University of Washington, Gaetano Borriello, University of Washington
Integration Mobile Devices Domain with Service Component Architecture	Pawel Bachara, Krzysztof Zielinski, Institute of Computer Science, AGH UST
FLORA: Mechanisms for User-assisted Mobile Services	Ravi Kokku, Guofei Jiang, Mohammad Khojastepour, Karthik Sundaresan, NEC Laboratories America, Princeton
MOBIX: System for managing MOBility using Information eXchange	Jhoanna Rhodette Pedrasa, University of New South Wales, Aruna Prasad Seneviratne National ICT Australia
Accurate range-Only Tracking in Wireless Sensor Networks	Evangelos B. Mazomenos, Jeffrey S. Reeve, Neil M. White, University of Southampton
iScope: Personalized Multi-Modality Image Search for Mobile Devices	Changyun Zhu: ECE, Queen's University Kun Li: ECEE, University of Colorado at Boulder Qin Lv: CS, University of Colorado at Boulder Li Shang: ECEE, University of Colorado at Boulder Robert Dick: EECS, University of Michigan
Event Detection Using Phenomenon Models	Riccardo Crepaldi, Mirko Montanari, Shayne Czyzewski, Roy Campbell, Robin Kravets, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Proposal of construction of ubiquitous sensor network environment that supports activity in a country hill	Norihisa Segawa Jun Sawamoto: Faculty of Software and Information Science, Iwate Prefectural University Ikuko Urushibara Hikaru Sato: AR’S corporation Hikaru Sato Haruro Tamaki: Mathematical Assist Design Laboratory
Ph.D. Forum Poster: Improving the Reliability of Vehicular Networks in Shadowing Environments	Quincy Tse, School of Information Technologies, University of Sydney

Demo Session Program

Demo of SPATE: Small-group PKI-less Authenticated Trust Establishment	Yue-Hsun Lin, King-Hang Wang, National Tsing-Hua University, Ahren Studer, Hsu-Chun Hsiao, Jonathan McCune, Maxwell Krohn, Adrian Perrig, Carnegie Mellon University, Phen-Lan Lin, Providence University, Hung-Min Sun, National Tsing Hua University, Bo-Yin Yang, Academia Sinica
An Energy Manager for a Mobile Grid	Jochen W. Furthmüller, Stefan Becker, Oliver P. Waldhorst, Telematics Institute, Universität Karlsruhe
xShare: Supporting Impromptu Sharing of Mobile Phones	Yunxin Liu Microsoft Research Asia and Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Ahmad Rahmati Rice University, Yuanhe Huang Microsoft Research Asia and Tsinghua University, Hyukjae Jang Microsoft Research Asia and KAIST, Lin Zhong Rice University, Yongguang Zhang Microsoft Research Asia
Using Search to Enhance Picture Sharing with Mobile Phones	Erik Nordström, Daniel Aldman, Fredrik Bjurefors, Christian Rohner, Uppsala University
Channel Switch and Quiet Attack: New DoS Attacks exploiting the 802.11 Standard	Bastian Könings, Florian Schaub, Frank Kargl Ulm University,
PetrolWatch: Using Mobile Phones for Sharing Petrol Prices	Yi Fei Dong, Lupco Blazeski, David Sullivan, Salil Kanhere and Chun Tung Chou, University of New South Wales
Cross-layer Protocol Optimization in Support of Seamless Mobility	N. Golmie, R. Rouil, A. Izquierdo, Emerging and Mobile Network Technologies Group, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Efficient Routing and Data Management in Sensor Networks using Virtual Cord Routing (VCP)	Abdalkarim Awad, Reinhard German and Falko Dressler, University of Erlangen
A Mobile Process-aware Information System for Pervasive Scenarios	Daniele Battista, Massimiliano de Leoni, Alessandro Russo, Massimo Mecella, SAPIENZA - Università di Roma
Mobile ATM for Developing Countries	Amila Karunanayake, Kausn De Zoysa, University of Colombo School of Computing, Sead Muftic, Royal Institute of Technology Stockholm
Secure Vehicle Communication	Frank Kargl, Ulm University, Panagiotis Papadimitratos, EPFL, Tamás Holczer, BUTE, Stefano Cosenza, CRF, Albert Held, Michael Müter and Naim Asaj, Daimler AG, Petra Ardelean, EPFL, Danny de Cock, KU Leuven, Michel Sall, Trialog, Björn Wiedersheim, Ulm University
Fidelity-Aware Replication for Mobile Devices	Kaushik Veeraraghavan, Venugopalan Ramasubramanian, Thomas L. Rodeheffer, Douglas B. Terry, Ted Wobber, Microsoft Research Silicon Valley
EasyMeet: Anytime, Anywhere Mobile Conferencing	Du Li, Nokia Research Center
Using Bluetooth Device Names to Support Interaction in Smart Environments	Sarah Rutlidge, Nigel Davies, Adrian Friday, Peter Newman, Oliver Storz, Lancaster University