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Ubiquity Symposium: The Internet of Things

Table of Contents

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