Accepted Papers

The program committee with 28 members from 13 nations evaluated 30 received submissions. The following 40% of them were fully accepted.

• • Günter Fahrnberger. Secure Whitelisting of Instant Messages

  • Vasilii Ganishev, Olga Fengler and Wolfgang Fengler. Adaptive Workflow System Concept for Scientific Project Collaboration

  • Michel Herbin, Didier Gillard and Laurent Hussenet. Using Data as Observers: a New Paradigm for Prototypes Selection

  • Martin Gilje Jaatun, Maria B. Line and Inger Anne Tøndel. Zebras and Lions: Better Incident Handling Through Improved Cooperation

  • Hyungjin-Jin Jeon, Jeong-Ho Yoon, Seung-Woo Son and Joo-Hyuk Park. Design and Realization of Mobile Environmental Inspection and Monitoring Support System

  • Marco de Koning and Frank Phillipson. Reconstruct Underground Infrastructure Networks Based on Uncertain Information

  • Jens Meiners and Andreas Lommatzsch. Topic Tracking in News Streams using Latent Factor Models

  • Boubakeur Moussaoui, Salah Merniz, Hacène Fouchal and Marwane Ayaida. Routing over VANETs with fixed RSU

  • Marit K. Natvig and Leendert W. M. Wienhofen. Collaboration support for transport in the retail supply chain; A user-centered design study

  • André Reis, David Nunes, Jorge Silva, Hugo Aguiar, Hugo Dias, Ricardo Barbosa, Ashley Figueira, André Rodrigues, Soraya Sinche, Duarte Raposo, Vasco Pereira, Carlos Herrera, Carlos Egas and Fernando Boavida. Tech4SocialChange - Technology for all

  • Jörg Roth. The Offline Map Matching Problem and its Efficient Solution

  • Maximilian Zeiser and Dirk Westhoff. Re-visited: On the Value of purely Software based Code Attestation for Embedded Devices

Additionally, the following two submissions got the chance to become presented as short papers.

• • Karl-Heinz Lüke, Gerald Eichler and Christian Erfurth. Potentials and Requirements of an Integrated Solution for a Connected Car

  • Volkmar Schau, Sebastian Apel, Kai Gebhardt, Marianne Mauch and Wilhelm Rossak. ICT-Systems for Electric Vehicles within Simulated and Community-based Environments