SENSYBLE 2020
3rd workshop on
Smart Systems for Better Living Environments
October 1st, 2020. Karlsruhe, Germanyheld in conjunction with
INFORMATIK 2020
News
- 23-08-20 A preprint collection of all papers is now available.
- 20-08-20 The SENSYBLE 2020 Program is now online.
- 14-08-20 Registration for INFORMATIK 2020 is now open. (Also see below).
- 22-05-20 Acceptance notification date has been changed to May 29th, 2020
- 22-05-20 Acceptance notification date has been changed to May 29th, 2020
- 19-05-20 According to information from the INFORMATIK 2020 home page, INFORMATIK 2020 (and therefore also SENSYBLE 2020) will be going either fully or partially virtual .
- 15-05-20 Workshop date has been confirmed: Oct 1st, 2020
- 31-03-20 Abstract acceptance notifications have been sent out
- 22-03-20 Abstract submission Deadline extended to March 29, 2020
- 08-03-20 Submission Website ready for accepting abstract submissions Deadline: March
2229, 2020 - 03-03-20 Call for Contributions [TXT|PDF] published
- 28-02-20 SENSYBLE 2020 website set up
Co-Located with INFORMATIK 2020
SENSYBLE 2020 is a workshop held at the 50th Informatiktagung 2020, the annual conference and the most important meeting point of the Gesellschaft für Informatik (GI) e.V., the largest computer science association in the German-speaking world. The 50th annual conference INFORMATIK takes place in Karlsruhe under the motto "Back to the Future".
To register for SENSYBLE 2020 , please use the INFORMATIK 2020 registration website. Please note that
conference and workshop participation is free of charge. Nevertheless registration is necessary because personal login credentials will be necessary to log into the conference platform.
during registration, you will have the opportunity to purchase a supporter ticket. With this ticket, you can donate a small amount to support the organisation of the conference and workshop.
authors of workshop papers are requested to purchase a workshop ticket of 80€ for the publication of their contributions.
Workshop Overview
Smart technologies are increasingly present in our everyday life, rapidly changing the environments in which we live or work, as well as the way in which we travel beween them. In order for these technologies to be accepted by laypersons, they must be user-friendly. This is made possible by increasingly sophisticated human-machine interfaces of today's information and communication (ICT) systems. Such systems, on the one hand, communicate with humans, on the other hand they require external services which they obtain from a globally networked environment. Therefore, “communication” in such settings refers to both the communication between technical systems as well as the communication between ICT systems and humans. While the reliance on external services offers great opportunities for the development and deployment of adaptive algorithms, it also comes with risks, both for security and safety. The challenges inherent in this research area cover various disciplines of computer science ranging from embedded systems, systems engineering, telecommunication, mobile computing, computational theory, cryptography, computer graphics and computer vision to artificial intelligence.
The SENSYBLE workshop will bring together researchers and practitioners from various disciplines of computer science who work in the area of enhancing living environments with information and communication technologies. It is organized by the SENSYBLE doctoral college, a joint research initiative by the Computer Science and Mathematics department of the Goethe-University / Frankfurt am Main and the department of Design, Computer Science, Media (DCSM) of the RheinMain University of Applied Sciences / Wiesbaden.
Areas of interest include, but are not limited to, the following topics:
- Self-X properties (self-organization, self-configuration, self-optimization, self-healing, self-protection, self-integration)
- Cryptography for authenticity, integrity and anonymity
- Safe and secure embedded systems
- Multi-modal data analytics
- Multisensor and evolutionary user interfaces and embodied interaction
- Visualization and usability aspects of self-organizing systems
- Internet of Things and Middleware for context-sensitive, adaptive services
- Engineering of distributed smart systems
- Software engineering and business aspects of smart system development
- Applications, e.g. intelligent assistive systems for health care
Submissions that focus on a holistic view and vertical integration aspects of smart systems for better living environments are particularly welcome.
Call for Contributions [TXT|PDF]
SENSYBLE is a forum for researchers who deal with IT systems in the area of private life in academic and non-academic environments. The workshop aims to bring together people from different computer science disciplines (e.g. Safety, Security, Human-Computer Interaction, Computer Engineering, Communication and Networks).
SENSYBLE strives for an interesting, interactive, inclusive, and diverse program. The workshop will follow a highly interactive format. For selected presentations, ample time for discussion among all participants will be allocated. There will also be a final panel discussion on research topics, research challenges and a possible research roadmap in this area.
We kindly invite workshop contributions in a two-stage process: First, one-page abstracts (in PDF) of up to 3,000 characters must be submitted. These will be reviewed and selected by our program committee, and selected submissions will be presented in the workshop at INFORMATIK 2020. All presenters will also be invited to submit a final paper for the workshop proceedings of INFORMATIK 2020. Final papers will again be peer reviewed by the program committee before they are accepted for publication. All reviews are single-blind.
See the detailed description of the types of contributions and the submission instructions for details.
Proceedings
The full workshop proceedings containing the final versions of the papers will be part of the GI Jahrestagung INFORMATIK 2020 proceedings to be made available electronically in the GI Digital Library.
A collection of all papers to be presented at the SENSYBLE 2020 may be downloaded here: SENSYBLE 2020 Preprint.
Program (as PDF)
08:30-08:45 Welcome & Introduction
08:45-09:30 Smart and Connected Vehicles
- Assessment of Current Intrusion Detection System Concepts for Intra-Vehicle Communication
Oleg Schell, Jan Peter Reinhard, Marcel Kneib and Martin Ring - Development of a Vehicle Simulator for the Evaluation of a Novel Organic Control Unit Concept
Melanie Brinkschulte - Effects of the Sampling Technique on Sender Identification Systems for the Controller Area Network
Marcel Kneib and Oleg Schell - Discussion Break
09:45-10:30 Smart Interaction with Real and Abstract Objects
- EAVE: Emotional Aerial Vehicle Evaluator
Marc Lieser, Ulrich Schwanecke and Jörg Berdux - Citcom - Citation Recommendation
Melina Meyer, Jenny Frey, Tamino Laub, Marco Wrzalik and Dirk Krechel - Bidirectional Transformer Language Models for Smart Autocompletion of Source Code
Felix Binder, Johannes Villmow and Adrian Ulges - Discussion Break
10:45-11:30 Smart Sensors and Shared Environments
- A Decade of Energy Awareness Technology Evolution for Sensor Nodes
Marcus Thoss - BASE MoVE - A Basis for a Future-proof IoT Sensor
Jens-Peter Akelbein, Kai Beckmann, Mario Hoss, Samuel Schneider, Stefan Seyfarth and Marcus Thoss - Modeling of Change Response in Interweaving Systems as Ontology Alignment Adaption
Matthias Jurisch and Bodo Igler - Discussion Break
11:45-12:45 Lunch Break
12:45-13:45 Smart Applications Using Augmented Reality
- A Tangible Object for General Purposes in Mobile Augmented Reality Applications
Linda Rau, Robin Horst, Yu Liu, Ralf Dörner and Ulrike Spierling - Integration of Game Engine Based Mobile Augmented Reality Into a Learning Management System for Online Continuing Medical Education
Robin Horst, Dennis Fenchel, Reimond Retz, Linda Rau, Wilhelm Retz and Ralf Doerner - Presenters in Virtual Reality in Slideshow Presentations
Robin Horst, Linda Rau, Lars Dieter, Manuel Feller, Jonas Gaida, Andreas Leipe, Julian Eversheim, Julia Wirth, Jörn Bachmeier, Julius Müller, Maik Melcher and Ralf Doerner - A Discussion on Current Augmented Reality Concepts Which Help Users to Better Understand and Manipulate Robot Behavior
Kai Groetenhardt - Discussion Break
14:00-14:45 Smart Foundations
- Requirements and Mechanisms for Smart Home Updates
Peter Zdankin, Oskar Carl, Marian Waltereit, Viktor Matkovic and Torben Weis - Complexity Analysis of Task Dependencies in an Artificial Hormone System
Eric Hutter, Mathias Pacher and Uwe Brinkschulte - Unified Approach to Static and Runtime Verification
Olga Thoss, Andreas Werner, Robert Kaiser and Reinhold Kroeger - Discussion Break
15:00-15:30 Conclusion
Contact
- Ralf Dörner, RheinMain University of Applied Sciences / Wiesbaden
- Robert Kaiser, RheinMain University of Applied Sciences / Wiesbaden
- E-mail: sensyble20@easychair.org