Call for Workshop Papers INTERNET OF THINGS 2010

Call for Workshop Papers INTERNET OF THINGS 2010, International Conference for Industry and Academia Nov 29 - Dec 1, 2010, Tokyo Japan), Organized by Auto-ID Laboratories at Keio University, ETH Zurich & University of St. Gallen and MIT. Call for Workshop Papers

WS1: The 1st Workshop on the Security of the Internet of Things (SecIoT 2010)
General Co-Chairs: Jim Clarke, Waterford Institute of Technology, Rodrigo Roman, University of Malaga
Program Co-Chairs: Stefanos Gritzalis, University of the Aegean, Jianying Zhou, Institute for Infocomm Research
Deadline: Sept 10, 2010
Participation: registration open for everyone.

WS2: Third International Workshop on Location and the Web 2010 (LocWeb 2010)
Organizers: Susanne Boll, University of Oldenburg, Johannes Schoning, Saarland University, Erik Wilde, UC Berkeley
Workshop homepage: TBD
Deadline: TBA
Participation: registration open for everyone.

WS3: Urban Internet of Things - Towards Programmable Real-time Cities (Urban IOT 2010)
Organizers: Vlad TRIFA, SAP Research Switzerland & ETH Zurich & MIT, Karmen Franinovic, Zurich University of the Arts, Kristian Kloeckl, IUAV University of Venice & MIT, Dominique Guinard, SAP Research Switzerland & ETH Zurich & MIT
Deadline: Sept 10, 2010
Participation: registration open for everyone.

WS4: The 4th International Workshop on Trustworthy Internet of People, Things & Services (Trustworthy IoPTS)
Organizers: Atta Badii, University of Reading, Mario Hoffmann, Munich, Germany, Claudia Eckert, Technical University Munich.
Deadline: Sept 5, 2010
Participation: registration open for everyone.

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Erin Anzelmo

Erin Anzelmo presently lives in Brussels. She studied her master's degree in International Law (LL.M.) where her research focused the internet and international law. Erin has worked with a think-tank, the Global Trust Council (GTC), in Malmo, Sweden on eIdentification, consulting on human rights in the digital realm as well as issues of biometric data. Erin served as assistant to the Secretariat of the European eSkills Association (EeSA) in Brussels, as well as volunteering with ISOC to form the ISOC Rwanda Chapter. She is published in The Brussels Journal of International Relations on Cyberspace and International Law. Presently, she is working on matters involving the Internet of Things ....and is nutty for privacy.

Peter van Waart

Peter van Waart is interested human values-centered design of meaningful products, services and environments. His current project Meaningful Urban Design aims to deliver design guidelines for meaningful interactive installations in public spaces. Peter is a lecturer and researcher on Human Centered ICT at the School of Communication, Media and Information Technology at the Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences. He holds an MA in Educational Sciences and has experience in the multimedia design industry and market research. Peter is establishing his PhD at Delft University with his research "Designing for Meaningful Technology". As lecturer he teaches how emerging technologies and media can be used in designing meaningful (brand) experiences. Peter coordinates the minor Experience Branding and the study programmes Mentality (human values based segmentation), Research for Design, Envisioning Information and Creative Research Tools.

Designing for Meaningful Technology

Felipe Fonseca

Felipe Fonseca is a brazilian media activist and researcher working on technological appropriation, low tech experimentation, free (livre) and open source multimedia software, open licensing, experimental laboratories and online collaboration. He was the founder and articulator of projects as MetaReciclagem, an emergent brazilian network related to the deconstruction of information technologies; DesCentro, a de-centralized research organisation; and Bricolabs, an international network of experimental labs. Felipe has acted also as a consultant for the brazilian Ministry of Culture for the Cultura Digital project that developed a critical ICT strategy for more than a thousand grassroots cultural centers throughout Brazilian territory. He worked with the Brasilian Ministry of Culture articulating a collaborative research on experimental labs called Redelabs.

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Call for Workshop Papers INTERNET OF THINGS 2010

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