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ORCID2nd FMEC 2017: Valencia, Spain
- Second International Conference on Fog and Mobile Edge Computing, FMEC 2017, Valencia, Spain, May 8-11, 2017. IEEE 2017, ISBN 978-1-5386-2859-1
- Jaime Lloret Mauri, Elhadj Benkhelifa
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Message from the general chair. 1 - José F. Monserrat:
Keynote speech 1: The path to which the 5G takes us, from the atom to the direct communication between devices and machines. 1 - Indrakshi Ray:
Keynote speech 2: Attribute-based access control status and directions. 2 - Antonio Brogi:
Keynote speech 3: QoS-aware deployment of Fog applications. 3 - Jaime Lloret:
Keynote speech 4: Smart multimedia services distribution using Software Defined adaptive cognitive Networks. 4-5 - Visali Mushunuri, Ajay Kattepur, Hemant Kumar Rath, Anantha Simha:
Resource optimization in fog enabled IoT deployments. 6-13 - Nasser Abwnawar, Helge Janicke, Richard Smith, Aboubaker Lasebae:
Towards data privacy in heterogeneous cloud environments: An extension to the SANTA policy language. 14-19 - Dongqing Liu, Lyes Khoukhi, Abdelhakim Hafid:
Decentralized data offloading for mobile cloud computing based on game theory. 20-24 - Chanh Nguyen Le Tan, Cristian Klein, Erik Elmroth:
Location-aware load prediction in Edge Data Centers. 25-31 - Thanh Dat Dang, Doan B. Hoang:
A data protection model for fog computing. 32-38 - Cagatay Sonmez, Atay Ozgovde, Cem Ersoy:
EdgeCloudSim: An environment for performance evaluation of Edge Computing systems. 39-44 - Jacques Bou Abdo:
Authentication proxy as a service. 45-49 - Rabab Al-Zaidi, John Woods, Mohammed Al-Khalidi, Khattab M. Ali Alheeti, Klaus D. McDonald-Maier:
Next generation marine data networks in an IoT environment. 50-55 - Ruben Rios, Rodrigo Roman, Jose Antonio Onieva, Javier López:
From SMOG to Fog: A security perspective. 56-61 - Kay Bierzynski, Antonio Escobar, Matthias Eberl:
Cloud, fog and edge: Cooperation for the future? 62-67 - Kashif Bilal, Aiman Erbad:
Edge computing for interactive media and video streaming. 68-73 - Damian Roca, Josue V. Quiroga, Mateo Valero, Mario Nemirovsky:
Fog Function Virtualization: A flexible solution for IoT applications. 74-80 - Saul Alonso Monsalve, Félix García Carballeira, Alejandro Calderón:
Fog computing through public-resource computing and storage. 81-87 - Fouad A. Yaseen, Nahlah Abdulrahman Alkhalidi, Hamed S. Al-Raweshidy:
Smart Virtual eNB (SVeNB) for 5G mobile communication. 88-93 - Roberto Beraldi, Abderrahmen Mtibaa, Hussein M. Alnuweiri:
Cooperative load balancing scheme for edge computing resources. 94-100 - Daniel Happ, Adam Wolisz:
Towards gateway to Cloud offloading in IoT publish/subscribe systems. 101-106 - Iván Andrade, Carlos de Alfonso, Ignacio Blanquer:
Defining and testing virtual federated networks across multiple cloud sites. 107-112 - Minh Le, Zheng Song, Young-Woo Kwon, Eli Tilevich:
Reliable and efficient mobile edge computing in highly dynamic and volatile environments. 113-120 - Divya Kanapram, Guerino Lamanna, Matteo Repetto:
Exploring the trade-off between performance and energy consumption in cloud infrastructures. 121-126 - Mathias Santos de Brito, Saiful Hoque, Thomas Magedanz, Ronald Steinke, Alexander Willner, Daniel Nehls, Oliver Keil, Florian Schreiner:
A service orchestration architecture for Fog-enabled infrastructures. 127-132 - Sufyan Almajali, Dhiah el Diehn I. Abou-Tair:
Cloud based intelligent extensible shared context services. 133-138 - Abhishek Dubey, Gabor Karsai, Subhav Pradhan:
Resilience at the edge in cyber-physical systems. 139-146 - John Yoon:
Leveraging sensor data content to assure sensor device trustworthiness in Mobile Edge Computing. 147-152 - Andris Skrastins, Jans Jelinskis:
Priority-based Session Admission Control method for next generation Internet. 153-158 - Denis Makoshenko, Ilya Enkovich:
IoT development: Discovering, enabling and validation of real life IoT scenarios. 159-164 - Sergio Duque Castilho, Eduardo P. Godoy, Tayane W. L. Castilho, Fadir Salmen:
Proposed model to implement high-level Information Security in Internet of Things. 165-170 - András Márkus, Attila Kertész:
Simulating IoT Cloud systems: A meteorological case study. 171-176 - Firas AlBalas, Wail Mardini, Majd Al-Soud:
AFT: Adaptive Fibonacci-based Tuning Protocol for Service and Resource discovery in the Internet of Things. 177-182 - Samera Batool, Nazar Abbas Saqib, Muazzam Ali Khan:
Internet of Things data analytics for user authentication and activity recognition. 183-187 - Ola Salman, Ayman I. Kayssi, Ali Chehab, Imad H. Elhajj:
Multi-level security for the 5G/IoT ubiquitous network. 188-193 - Anas Amjad, Fazle Rabby, Shaima Sadia, Mohammad N. Patwary, Elhadj Benkhelifa:
Cognitive Edge Computing based resource allocation framework for Internet of Things. 194-200 - AlaaAllah Ahmed ElSabaa, Mohammad N. Patwary, Elhadj Benkhelifa, Amira I. Zaki, Said E. El-Khamy:
On consumable energy allocation frame-work with SWIPT for remotely located wireless node within internet of things. 201-206 - Ahmad A. Ababneh, Mahmoud Al-Ayyoub, Yaser Jararweh, Mohammad A. Alsmirat:
Collision-free anycast transmission scheduling in UWSNs. 207-212 - Aamir Akbar, Peter R. Lewis:
Towards the optimization of power and bandwidth consumption in mobile-cloud hybrid applications. 213-218 - Deval Bhamare, Aiman Erbad, Raj Jain, Mohammed Samaka:
Automated service delivery platform for C-RANs. 219-224 - Hesham Allam, Nasser Nassiri, Amala Rajan, Jinesh Ahmad:
A critical overview of latest challenges and solutions of Mobile Cloud Computing. 225-229 - Ali Safa Sadiq, Turfah Zeyad Almohammad, Rabiatul Adawiah Bt Muhamed Khadri, Abdulghani Ali Ahmed, Jaime Lloret:
An Energy-Efficient Cross-Layer approach for cloud wireless green communications. 230-234 - Siyakha N. Mthunzi, Elhadj Benkhelifa, Yaser Jararweh, Mahmoud Al-Ayyoub:
Cloudlet solution for digital forensic investigation of multiple cases of multiple devices. 235-240
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