Call for Articles – International Journal of Chaos, Control, Modelling and Simulation (IJCCMS)
January 30th, 2023
Daniela Lopez de Luise 13 al 17 de Marzo: “Semana de la Computación de Alto Desempeño, Datos y Arquitecturas”
January 30th, 2023
Daniela Lopez de Luise Se plantea la realización simultánea de cinco tracks/recorridos que apuntan a distintas formaciones y necesidades de estudiantes de grado y posgrado. Uno de los tracks está específicamente orientado a quienes quieran aprender/perfeccionar sobre administración de clusters.
Hoy en día, no hay una oferta de cursos ni a nivel introductorio ni avanzado o de actualización en Computación de Alto Desempeño (HPC) como lo que se propone en esta escuela.
Se dictará en los laboratorios y aulas del nuevo pabellón 0+infinito en Ciudad Universitaria (CABA) en jornada completa de lunes a viernes.
Los cursos se darán por la mañana de 9 a 12 y por la tarde de 14 a 17. Entre las 18:00hs y las 20:00hs se darán actividades y charlas de interés para estudiantes de todos los tracks.
Se contará con un plantel único de profesores invitados agrupados en los siguientes tracks:
T1: Fundamentos de programación paralela.
– Fundamentos de computación (Dr. Sergio Nesmachnow – Universidad de la República, Uruguay) 12 horas de clase
– Cómputo con GPU (Dr. Pablo Ezzatti – Universidad de la República, Uruguay) 9 horas de clase
– Paralelismo de tareas: escalabilidad más allá de MPI, Legion, StarPU, OmpSs, Charm++ (Dr. Esteban Meneses – Centro Nacional de Alta Tecnología, Costa Rica) 9 horas de clase
T2: Técnicas y herramientas avanzadas de simulación paralela.
– Fundamentos del set de herramientas ADIOS (Dr. Scott Klasky, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Estados Unidos) 6 horas de clase
– Visualización (Dr. Podhorszki, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Estados Unidos) 9 horas de clase
– Reducción de datos (Dr. Pugmire, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Estados Unidos) 9 horas de clase
– Taller integrador (Dr. Klasky, Dr. Podhorszki, Dr. Pugmire, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Estados Unidos) 6 horas de clase
T3: Herramientas de procesamiento de grandes volúmenes de datos y machine learning.
– Computación en la Nube (Prof. Robinson Rivas-Suarez, Universidad Central de Venezuela, Venezuela) 15 horas
– Computación de alta perfomance interactiva e inteligencia artifical con Jupyter (Dr. Göbbert, Jülich Supercomputing Centre, Alemania) 15 horas
T4: Nuevas arquitecturas y plataformas de cómputo.
– Diseño ágil de Systems-On-Chip programables: aplicación a vehículos autónomos conectados (Dr. Augusto Vega, IBM Watson Research Center, Estados Unidos) 12 horas
– Arquitecturas para la aceleración de compresión de imágenes y video (Dr. Mario Kovac, University of Zagreb, Croacia) 12 horas
– Desarrollo de aceleradores para las plataformas de computación adaptiva (Dr. Mario Ruiz Noguera, AMD) 6 horas
T5: Herramientas y técnicas de administración de plataformas de cómputo.
– Operación de una Cloud privada basada en OpenStack (Dr. Maximiliano Geier, Max Planck Computing and Data Facility, Alemania) 12 horas
– RESTful API para HPC (Ing. Alejandro Dabin, Swiss National Supercomputing Centre, Suiza) 9 horas
– HPC containers (Ing. Juan Pablo Dorsch, Swiss National Supercomputing Centre, Suiza) 9 horas
*IMPORTANTE*: se contará con becas de traslado y viáticos diarios a cargo del Sistema Nacional de Cómputo de Alto Rendimiento para estudiantes de grado y posgrado residentes en Argentina a más de 100km de CABA. Se dará prioridad a las postulaciones de estudiantes mujeres y minorías cómo integrantes de la comunidad travesti trans y personas con discapacidad.
En breve se abrirá un formulario de pre-inscripción, las vacantes están limitadas por la capacidad de las aulas.
Un sitio web en desarrollo con información se puede encontrar en ecar2023.hpclatam.org.
Es un área que brinda muy buenas oportunidades de desarrollo, es una gran oportunidad para acercarse así que ¡alentamos que lo hagan!
Más información ecar2023@dc.uba.ar / emocskos@dc.uba.ar
4th International Conference on Data Analytics & Management (ICDAM-2023)
January 30th, 2023
Daniela Lopez de Luise ICDAM-2023 Theme: Data Analytics with Computer Networks

CFP for WWRF49, Poznan, Poland, 28-30 March 2023
January 30th, 2023
Daniela Lopez de Luise WIRELESS WORLD RESEARCH FORUM 49 (WWRF49)
28-30 March 2023
Poznan, Poland
Towards Sustainable and Automated Communication
CALL FOR PAPERS
Over the past two decades, wireless communications have fundamentally transformed our daily life and created an almost fully connected society, linking billions of people and devices to reap the benefits of today’s digital economy. Every sector of the world economy now relies on wireless technologies in fundamental ways, from banking and agriculture to transportation and healthcare. In addition, powerful cutting-edge technologies that rely on robust wireless communications networks – such as 5G, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and Industry 4.0 – hold great potential for improving lives at an unprecedented pace and scale.
However, the rapid development of advanced telecommunications networks, in response to the continuously growing global demand for data transmission and access to information, also entails a very large increase in the resources used. The telecommunications of the future must face new challenges, including a significant reduction in energy consumption while maintaining the same quality parameters, and ensuring sustainable development through the responsible use of available resources.
At the same time, the complexity of telecommunications systems is increasing so significantly that the processes of design, maintenance and development have to be considered holistically. There is a strong need for making the network not only resource sustainable, but also autonomous and automated.
There is also room for societal and technological improvements to address the digital divide that continues to exist in the world. Tackling uneven global distribution and ensuring a better world requires super-connecting the already connected and connecting the unconnected, while guaranteeing an impressive quality of experience worldwide. Future wireless communication systems must also effectively support a universal and ubiquitous cyber physical infrastructure.
The huge variety of intelligent applications envisaged for a wireless future will require a novel network structure, spectrum access schemes, and resource allocation solutions, while factoring in energy efficiency and security/privacy considerations. Thus, highly innovative wireless solutions with varied quality specifications when it comes to service requirements have become paramount in ensuring a greener world. Examples of some technological breakthroughs include intelligent surfaces, semantic communications, and digital twin technology, to name a few.
Under the theme “Towards sustainable and automated communications”, the 49th Wireless World Research Forum (WWRF) will take place at Poznan University of Technology, Poland, from 28-30 March 2023. You are invited to be part of designing the wireless future by joining us for three days of insightful discussions, presentations, innovative brainstorming, and expert-level networking.
Authors are invited to submit original manuscripts aligned with the theme of the event, on one or more of the following topics, or on any relevant aspect of wireless innovation for a better world:
• Autonomous communications
• Towards automated wireless communications
• Resource sustainability in future communications
• Cutting Edge Solutions for Sustainable Communications
• Openness, Disaggregation, Modularity and Programmability
• Intelligent Applications for Vertical Industries
• Data Analytics, AI, and Machine Learning for Sustainability and Network Automation
• Software-Defined Infrastructure
• Advanced Radio Technologies
• Tactile Internet
• Green Communications and Networking
• THz Communications
• Bridging the Digital Divide Beyond 5G
• Beyond 5G Technologies
• Innovations in Business Models for Wireless Networks
• Cyber-Physical Systems and Networks
• Privacy and Security
• Connected Vehicles
• Holographic MIMO & Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces
• Applications and impact of quantum-based technologies
• Semantic Communications
• Spectrum Issues and Regulatory Principles
• Social Network-Aware Wireless
• Internet of Things and Wearable Technologies
Authors are expected to be physically present in Poznan to present their contribution.
Why Attend WWRF 49?
WWRF is a unique forum which brings together the wireless community to tackle key research challenges. As an attendee, you will be able to: (i) define your future wireless strategies by leveraging the insights of industry leaders, (ii) ease future standardization by harmonizing research views at the research stage, (iii) identify new trends and ideas in wireless communications, and (iv) share insights on research directions and visions for the Wireless World.
Submission Instructions
Contributors should submit an extended abstract by 14th February 2023 to contributions@wwrf.ch for review. Extended abstracts should be preferably at least two pages in length, either in plain ASCII text, MS Word or Adobe PDF. A template for abstracts or papers is available at the link below. Full papers must be prepared using the WWRF template, which is also available below. The following list shows the different working groups (WGs) and Vertical Industry Platforms (VIPs) to one of which the contributions should be directed:
• Working Group,A/B – User Needs & Requirements, Services and Devices in a Wireless World
• Working Group C – New Directions in Communication Architectures and Technologies, including SDN, NFV and MEC
• Working Group D – Radio Communication Technologies: Air Interfaces for 6G, advance wireless access techniques, MIMO, Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces, Radio Resource Management, SDR and Spectrum Sharing
• WG BM – Future Business Models supported and enabled by 5G and Beyond wireless technologies
• WG High-Frequency Technologies: mm Wave and THz Communications and Sensing
• VIP WG 5G e/m-Health and Wearables
• VIP WG Connected Vehicles
• VIP WG Track-to-Train communications
• WG Cybersecurity
• WG 6G
IMPORTANT DATES
ABSTRACT DEADLINE 14th February 2023
NOTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE 21st February 2023
EARLY REGISTRATION 21th February 2023
FINAL PAPER AND COPYRIGHT LICENCE SUBMISSION 21st March 2023
EVENT 28-30th March 2023
COPYRIGHT LICENCE
Please note that, by disclosing information to WWRF, it is deemed non-confidential, in accordance with Section 8 of the WWRF Articles of Association, and authors grant WWRF permission to use such information as described in the WWRF copyright licence.
Authors must complete and submit a copyright licence along with their full paper.
Contributions submitted without a completed and signed copyright licence cannot be published in the meeting proceedings or in WWRF’s other publications. Abstracts do not require a copyright licence.
STUDENT GRANTS
Funding is available to support a number of students travelling to and presenting papers at the meeting. Application for student funding must be provided with paper submission. The level of grant will depend on available funds and the student's country of residence (up to €500 for students in Europe, and €800 for those resident elsewhere). Priority will be given to students from member organizations.
IMPORTANT DOCS
TEMPLATE ABSTRACT
https://wwrf.ch/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/WWRF-Abtract-TEMPLATE-July22-5.docx
TEMPLATE FULL PAPERS
https://wwrf.ch/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/WWRF_template_full-papers.docx
COPYRIGHT LICENCE
https://wwrf.ch/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/WWRF-CopyrightLicenseMaster-October20-1.docx
Dr Nigel Jefferies
WWRF Chairman

E-mail: nigel.jefferies@wwrf.ch | Mobile: +44 7768 670282
Website: www.wwrf.ch | Twitter @WWRF
Special Session on Privacy-aware and acceptable video-based assistive technologies (AAATE 2023)
January 30th, 2023
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Special Thematic Session on Privacy-aware and acceptable video-based assistive technologies
As part of the 17h International Conference of the Association for the Advancement of Assistive Technology in Europe (AAATE 2023) – https://aaate2023.eu/
30 August – 1 September 2023, Paris, France
Paper submission deadline: 5 March 2023
One major concern in the development of assistive technologies lies in the claim for responsible research and the consideration of ethical, legal and social implications of technology development. At a time in which technology developments – fostered by the huge and tremendously fast-evolving innovations through modern information and communication technologies – enter private spheres and come into close contact with individual, private, and intimate activities, it is a mandatory claim that any technology development should be carefully developed and balanced within societal, cultural and individual values, and norms.
Assistive technologies based on computer vision, multimedia data processing and understanding, and machine intelligence present several advantages in terms of unobtrusiveness and information richness. Indeed, camera sensors are far less obtrusive with respect to the hindrance that other wearable sensors may cause to people’s activities. Currently, video-based applications are effective in recognising and monitoring activities, movements, and overall conditions of the assisted individuals as well as to assess their vital parameters (e.g., heart rate, respiratory rate). However, cameras are often perceived as the most intrusive technologies from the viewpoint of the privacy of the monitored individuals. This is due to the richness of the information that this technology conveys and the intimate setting where it may be deployed in. Therefore, solutions able to ensure privacy preservation by context and design as well as to ensure high legal and ethical standards are in high demand.
This Special Thematic Session (STS) aims to give forum for contributions presenting and discussing image- and video-based AAL applications, projects and research as well as initiatives proposing ethical and privacy-aware solutions.
This STS is supported by the visuAAL Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network (https://www.visuaal-itn.eu) and the GoodBrother COST Action (https://goodbrother.eu). The aim of these projects is to bridge the knowledge gap between users’ requirements and the appropriate and secure use of video-based AAL technologies to deliver effective and supportive care to older adults managing their health and wellbeing. They seek to increase awareness and understanding of the context-specific ethical, legal, privacy and societal issues necessary to implement visual system across hospital, home and community settings, in a manner that protects and reassures users; outputs will stimulate the development of a new research perspective for constructively addressing privacy-aware video-based working solutions for assisted living.
Topics
We seek contributions that include, but are not limited to:
- Video-based assistive technologies:
- Lifelogging and self-monitoring
- Human activity and behaviour recognition
- Personal and daily-life assistance
- Remote monitoring of vital signs
- Gesture recognition
- Fall detection and prevention
- Emotional state recognition
- Food intake monitoring
- Mobility assessment and frailty recognition
- Cognitive and motor rehabilitation•
- User acceptance
- Awareness and understanding of context-specific ethical, legal, privacy and societal issues
- Privacy-aware technologies
- GDPR requirements of AAL solutions
- Responsible research for older people
- Fair systems
- Best practices for interdisciplinary collaborations between law, IT, care and/or sociology
Submission guidelines
Information for authors is available at the conference website.
Important dates
- Paper Submission Deadline: March 5, 2023
- Notification of acceptance: April 23, 2023
- Camera ready: May 21, 2023
- Conference date: August 28 – September 1, 2023
Organising committee
- Francisco Florez-Revuelta, University of Alicante, Spain
- Sara Colantonio, Institute of Information Science and Technologies of the National Research Council of Italy, Italy
- Martin Kampel, Computer Vision Lab, Vienna University of Technology, Austria
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Francisco Florez-Revuelta Professor Coordinator of visuAAL Marie-Skłodowska-Curie ITN Chair of GoodBrother COST Action
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Dept. of Computing Technology Research Group on Domotics and Ambient Intelligence University of Alicante Ctra. San Vicente del Raspeig s/n, 03690 San Vicente del Raspeig, Spain
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