2016 Symposium
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Ubiquity Symposium: The Internet of Things
Table of Contents
- The Third Wave (Opening Statement) by Kemal Delic
- Discovery in the Internet of Things by Arkady Zaslavsky and Prem Prakash Jayaraman
- W3C Plans for Developing Standards for Open Markets of Services for the IoT by Dave Raggett
- Standards for Tomorrow by Dejan Milojicic, Paul Nikolich, and Barry Leiba
- A Case for Interoperable IoT Sensor Data and Meta-data Formats by Milan Milenkovic
- Programmable IoT: On The role of APIs in IoT by Maja Vukovic
- Fog Computing Distributing Data and Intelligence for Resiliency and Scale Necessary for IoT by Charles Byers and Patrick Wetterwald
- Evolution and Disruption in Network Processing for The Internet of Things by Lorenzo di Gregorio
- The Importance of Cross-Layer Considerations in a Standardized WSN Protocol Stack Aiming for IoT by Bogdan Pavkovic, Marko Batic, and Nikola Tomasevic
- Using Redundancy to Detect Security Anomalies Toward IoT Security Attack Detectors by Mladen A. Vouk and Roopak Venkatakrishnan
- Ensuring Trust and Security in the Industrial IoT by Bernardo A. Huberman
- On Resilience of IoT Systems by Kemal Delic
- IoT in Energy Efficiency by Francois Jammes
- IoT: Promises, Perils, Perspectives (Closing Statement) by Kemal Delic