The Computer Networks Conference

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The Computer Networks Conference

The conference has been organized by the Institute of Informatics belonging to the Faculty of Automatic Control, Electronics and Computer Science of the Silesian University of Technology every year since 1993. In the year 2016, it is the 9th international edition and 23rd edition at all.

The main intention of the conference is integration of national and international scientific and industrial environments, by enabling scientists to exchange information related to research led by them. The Computer Networks (CN) conference is dedicated to all activities related to computer networks.

Our mission is to deliver a common platform for scientists, academics, researchers, students, industrialists, and other people interested in computer networks and involved in their usage and development. The conference allows attenders to exchange and improve their knowledge, experience, and skills. Special efforts are made to allow students participation too.

It was decided to divide accepted presentations into tracks which group listeners of similar interests. The tracks of the conference refer to:

 computer networks

This track refers to all issues related directly to computer networks. This is the main track of the conference and most of the presented reports refer to this track.

 teleinformatics and telecommunictaions

All topics connected with computer communication technologies considered in the context of computer networking and informatics are considered in this track.

 new technologies

The brand new technologies, even from the edge of contemporarily familiar ones, which could be used while networking, are included in this track.

 queues theory and queuing networks

In the ‘queueing’ track topics from the wide area of network modeling and analyzing are presented and discussed.

 innovative applications

The CN conference gives also an opportunity to present applications from area of computer networks. Only innovative solutions are taken.

The detailed and current list of the conference topics is available on the conference website. The presented tracks and detailed topics do not limit the conference scope. The CN area constantly evolves and is updated each year. This year, it is the third time when

communications area is expected and highlighted as a separate track. The co-organizer of the conference is the Committee of Informatics of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Section of Computer Network and Distributed Systems. The conference has also the technical co-sponsoring of the IEEE and the technical patronage of the iNEER. Both organizations support us in keeping conference up to date, in controlling level of its content as well as give us many suggestions, opinions and useful guidance. More about IEEE and iNEER is presented in the next chapters. The high level of the CN proceedings is also ensured by our members of Technical Program Committee, by Editors, and by the Editorial Board.

The organizers of CN conference are always open for special session proposals. It is possible to arrange a session connected with

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any specific subject matter of networking aspects.

The detailed agenda of the CN2016 is available in this booklet, on the CN website, and at the posters displayed during the conference in the main halls of the hotel buildings. Nonetheless, the concise description of the key events is presented below.

At the beginning of the conference, on Tuesday, June 14, during the plenary session, very interesting keynote lectures are delivered by our eminent guests:

 Natalia GAVIRIA (University of Antioquia, Colombia)

– Heterogeneous wireless networks, and possible ways of modelling.

 Udo KRIEGER (University of Bamberg, Germany) – On the Dissemination of Multimedia Content in IP-Networks - Lessons Learned and New Challenges.

 Marcin KAPCZYŃSKI (Strategic Business Manager, Intellectual Property & Science, Thomson Reuters, Poland) – Using Web of Science and InCites for research evaluation, strategic planning and research monitoring.

Moreover, the interesting tutorial is planned on Tuesday evening. The topic is on amateur radio networks and technologies.

 Miroslav SKORIC (NIAR - Hyderabad, India, YT7MPB) – Amateur Radio Computer Networks and Communication Technologies at Home and School.

Other key-note talks are delivered on Wednesday:

The keynotes sessions are finished by a panel intended for asking questions and discussion with our experts. We encourage attending this panel and sharing your thoughts with others. More information about the topics and professional profiles of the lecturers are presented in one of the following chapters.

On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday morning regular sessions are planned. During these sessions, participants of the CN2016 will give their speeches. The WIP session is scheduled on Friday morning where some additional speeches referencing to works in progress are presented.

Totally, there are planned 4 keynotes, one tutorial, 36 regular presentations, and 12 WIP reports.

Closing of the conference is scheduled on Friday about noon. After the conference closure, a discussion panel is available. The CN participants are expected to check out on Friday before 2 pm.

All regular conference participants receive conference books and other stuff. Some additional materials associated with the lectures as well as photos can be downloaded from the conference website. The papers connected with the presented topics are available on the publishers’ websites. Online access to the Springer’s books is granted for the limited time. Access to the Studia Informatica journal is open but the availability of the papers may by

limited at authors’ choice.

During the CN2016 conference, over 53 talks will be delivered. More than 60 participants from 12 countries are expected: Belarus, Colombia, Czech Republic, Germany, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Poland, Russia, India, United Kingdom, Ukraine, USA.

 Zbigniew ZIELIŃSKI (Military University of Technology, Poland) – Military Applications of Internet of Things - Challenges for Security and Trust.

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Please be advised, that we want to take a common picture on Wednesday before dinner. We cordially encourage you to come.

A guided tour around the palace is scheduled on Tuesday evening, about 7.30 pm.

Another guided tour to Bolesławiec and its surroundings is planned on Thursday after lunch. The trip includes old town and the Bolesławiec ceramics factory. The trip is available only to participants who have declared attendance in it while sending participation form. Please be on time. The coach will depart at 2 pm. The duration of the trip is approximately 4-5 hours.

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History of the Conference

The Computer Networks conference was established in 1993 in the Institute of Informatics which belongs to the Faculty of Automatic Control, Electronics and Computer Science of the Silesian University of Technology, Gliwice, Poland. The main originator, organizer and chief of the conference Program Committee was Professor Andrzej Grzywak, the prominent specialist of network systems.

The first five editions of the conference took place in the halls of the Faculty of Automatic Control, Electronics and Computer Science of the Silesian University of Technology. In 1999 the conference was organized as an open event for the first time. The venue was the capital of the Polish Tatra Mountains, Zakopane. Each of the next editions was organized outside Gliwice, always in the mountains regions so far.

Edition Date Venue

I February 1993 AEI Faculty, Silesian University of Technology

Gliwice II February 1995 AEI Faculty, Silesian University of Technology

III February 1996 AEI Faculty, Silesian University of Technology IV February 1997 AEI Faculty, Silesian University of Technology V February 1998 AEI Faculty, Silesian University of Technology VI June 23-26, 1999 ‘Barbara’ Hotel

Zakopane VII June 14-16, 2000 COS Olympic Preparation Centre

VIII June 18-20, 2001 Conference Center ‘Czarny Potok’ Krynica IX June 11-14, 2002 ‘Zakopane’ Military Holiday Center Kościelisko

X June 10-13, 2003 ‘Orle Gniazdo’ Congress & Recreation Center Szczyrk XI June 23-25, 2004 ‘Zakopane’ Military Holiday Center Kościelisko XII June 22-24, 2005 ECC ‘Anatałówka’

Zakopane XIII June 21-23, 2006 ECC ‘Anatałówka’

XIV June 17-20, 2007 ECC ‘Anatałówka’ XV June 17-21, 2008 ECC ‘Anatałówka’

XVI June 16-20, 2009 ‘Vestina’ Hotel Wisła

XVII June 15-19, 2010 RCC ‘Muflon’

Ustroń XVIII June 14-18, 2011 RCC ‘Muflon’

XIX June 19-23, 2012 ‘Meta’ Hotel Szczyrk

XX June 17-21, 2013 Brunów Palace

Brunów near Lwówek Śląski XXI June 23-27, 2014 Brunów Palace

XXII June 16-19, 2015 Brunów Palace XXIII June 14-17, 2016 Brunów Palace

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From the very beginning, for many years, Ms. Halina Węgrzyn worked actively during the conference organization, becoming the main stem of the Organization Committee. In 2007, prof. Andrzej Kwiecień became the chief of the Technical Program Committee (TPC), whereas Mr. Piotr Gaj went in for being in the chair of the Organization Committee.

In 2008 the conference form was changed into international with two official languages: English and Polish, which gave guests from abroad an opportunity to participate. Since then, the number of foreign guests is constantly increasing. Since 2015 the official language is only English.

The conference organizers have always cared about strong contact with industry. Thus, during many editions it was possible to meet representatives of various Polish and foreign companies, who shared their knowledge and experience with our participants, and simultaneously took advantage from obtaining contacts with academic society.

The extension of the conference formula became an ambition of the organizers. The scope of the conference is updated each year in consultation with partners, co-organizers, and the TPC members. The contemporary topics as well as ones from untypical domains are welcome. There are certain domains of knowledge, which apparently seem to be not directly connected with computer networks. They have been allowed to be presented during the conference, provided that they have direct connections with networking issues. The examples are domains related to nanoinformatics, quantum technologies, molecular networks, as well as biological and chemical aspects of informatics.

In the conference history, there were also events not directly connected with the subject of the conference. E.g., in 2012, a special session ‘Stefan Węgrzyn in Memoriam’ has been organized. The session was dedicated to the memory of a longtime member of the TPC. Professor Węgrzyn was a co-creator (1964) of the Faculty of Automatic Control (currently the Faculty of Automatic Control, Electronics and Computer Science) of Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice. Initially he was the head of the Chair of the Automatic Control Theory and later, in years 1971 to 1995, he was director of the Institute of Informatics at the University. Professor Stefan Węgrzyn passed away on 28 July 2011.

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Among the conference TPC members are specialists from various areas of the computer networks domain. Since the very beginning, the number of TPC members is increasing. Only the best specialists in their fields are engaged in the TPC activities. Starting from 16 Polish members, now there are 81 members from 20 countries: Australia, Belarus, Canada, Colombia, Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, France, Italy, Netherlands, Mexico, Poland, Russia, South Africa, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, Ukraine, UK, USA.

During all these years, the conference has become a platform of knowledge, experience, and achievements, possible to be shared, as well as facilitated in the publications of research and applications results. For many years the conference materials were published by Silesian University of Technology Publishing as ‘Science Copybooks’ in Informatics series, which had been released since 2000 as the ‘Studia Informatica’ series. In addition, based on the conference papers,

monographs were also created and published by the Polish WKŁ Publishing House. Moreover, proceedings named ‘Computer Networks’ were created in Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS) series by Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg Publisher from Germany. The cooperation between CN and Springer continues from 2009. The CCIS series is indexed by DBLP, EI, Scopus and it is submitted for the inclusion in ISI Proceedings and Inspec. However, the availability in the Web of Science database is always up to decision of the service owner and with a delay. The papers published in proceedings of 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015 conference editions have been already indexed by the Web of Science database.

In the current year the papers are published in CCIS series. Copies of printed books are always included free of charge in the registration packages for full participants. Below is the table with a concise summary of the conference proceedings history and basic statistics as well. Be informed, that the number of rejected papers is significantly higher than specified, because of the usage of ‘reject and resubmit’ procedure. Thanks to this way and thanks to the kindness of our reviewers, we give an opportunity to the authors to improve theirs papers in case they refer to valid and interesting topics but the content is unacceptable in the submitted form. We always make a great effort to ensure high level of papers being published. The acceptance level in the current edition is 50%.

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Ed it io n Publication _{No of} participants Number of papers

Publisher Volume submit. publish.

I Science series of SUT 1993 ‘Informatyka’ series PL ISSN 0208-7286  Vol. 24 issue 1222 40 30 21 II -V Science series of SUT 1995 ‘Informatyka’ series PL ISSN 0208-7286  Vol. 28 issue 1270 40 35 28 III Science series of SUT 1996 ‘Informatyka’ series PL ISSN 0208-7286  Vol. 30 issue 1315 55 45 38 IV Science series of SUT 1997 ‘Informatyka’ series PL ISSN 0208-7286  Vol. 32 issue 1356 55 45 33 V Science series of SUT 1998 ‘Informatyka’ series PL ISSN 0208-7286  Vol. 34 issue 1381 60 50 47 VI Science series of SUT 1999 ‘Informatyka’ series PL ISSN 0208-7286  Vol. 36 issue 1414 60 50 47 VII SUT Press 2000

‘Studia Informatica’ series PL ISSN 0208-7286  Vol. 21 issue 1 (39) 70 55 46 VIII SUT Press 2001

‘Studia Informatica’ series PL ISSN 0208-7286  Vol. 22 issues 2, 3, 4 (43, 49, 50) 110 95 81 IX SUT Press 2002

‘Studia Informatica’ series PL ISSN 0208-7286

 Vol. 23 issues 2A, 2B, 3 (48, 49, 50)

110 90 80

X

SUT Press 2003

‘Studia Informatica’ series PL ISSN 0208-7286

 Vol. 24 issues 2A, 2B, 3 (53, 54, 55)

120 105 97 XI WNT Warsaw 2004 Monograph PL ISBN 83-206-3011-9 “Współczesne problemy sieci komputerowych”

 Vol. 1. „Nowe Technologie”  Vol. 2. „Zastosowanie

i bezpieczeństwo”

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XII

WNT Warsaw 2005

Monograph

PL ISBN 83-206-1573-9

„Wysokowydajne sieci komputerowe”  Vol. 1. „Nowe Technologie”  Vol. 2. „Zastosowanie i bezpieczeństwo” 120 110 102 XIII WKŁ Warsaw 2006 Monograph PL ISBN 978-83-206-1610-7

„Nowe technologie sieci komputerowych”  Vol. 1 and 2. 120 115 112 XIV WKŁ Warsaw 2007 Monograph PL ISBN 978-83-206-1649-1 „Sieci komputerowe”

 Vol. 1. „Nowe technologie”  Vol. 2. „Aplikacje i zastosowania”

100 98 39/39 XV WKŁ Warsaw 2008 SUT Press 2009 Monograph PL ISBN 978-83-206-1693-4

 Vol. 1. „Współczesne Aspekty Sieci Komputerowych”

 Vol. 2. ‘Contemporary Aspects of Computer Networks’

‘Studia Informatica’ series PL ISSN 0208-7286  Vol. 29 issue 4B (81) 88 84 27 41/28 21 CN2013

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XVI Springer-Verlag 2009 WKŁ Warsaw 2009 PKJS Gliwice 2009

Series CCIS Vol. 39 PL ISSN 1865-0929

 ‘Computer Networks’ Monograph

PL ISBN 978-83-206-1738-2  „Techniczne i teoretyczne aspekty

współczesnych sieci komputerowych” Monograph

PL ISBN 978-83-60716-69-4

 ‘Geology & Information Technology’

72 48 33 9 40 23 6 XV II Springer-Verlag 2010 WKŁ Warsaw 2010

Series CCIS Vol. 79 ISSN 1865-0929

 ‘Computer Networks’ Monograph

PL ISBN 978-83-206-1778-8  „Współczesna problematyka sieci

komputerowych” 75 42 28 37 22 XV III Springer-Verlag 2011 SUT Press 2011

 ‘Computer Networks’ Series Studia Informatica PL ISSN 0208-7286  Vol. 32, No. 3A (98) 75 61 24 50 19 XIX Springer-Verlag 2012 SUT Press 2012 SUT Press 2012

 Computer Networks Series Studia Informatica PL ISSN 0208-7286

 Vol. 33, No. 3A (107) Stefan Węgrzyn In Memoriam PL ISBN 978-83-7335-955-0 70 54 20  48 17  XX Springer-Verlag 2013 SUT Press 2013

 ‘Computer Networks’ Series Studia Informatica PL ISSN 0208-7286  Vol. 34, No. 3 (113) 100 72 21 58 18 XXI Springer-Verlag 2014 SUT Press 2014

 ‘Computer Networks’ Series Studia Informatica PL ISSN 0208-7286  Vol. 35, No. 3 (117) 65 59 12 34 7

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Since 1999 the conference has its own website (address: http://cn.polsl.pl). All previous editions are available via item ‘Archive’ of the main menu of the current conference edition website.

 XXI I Springer-Verlag 2015 SUT Press 2015

 ‘Computer Networks’ Series Studia Informatica (only for WIP/LCA Special Session)

PL ISSN 1642-0489 (former 0208-7286)  Vol. 36, No. 2 (120) 70 78 10 42 7 XX III Springer-Verlag 2016 SUT Press 2016

 ‘Computer Networks’ Series Studia Informatica (only for WIP Special Session)

PL ISSN 1642-0489 (former 0208-7286) Vol. 37, No. 2 (124) 70 72 18 36 13 CN2014

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Program Committee CN2016

Honorary Members

Win AUNG

International Network for Engineering Education and Research (iNEER)

USA

Adam CZORNIK

Silesian University of Technology Poland

Andrzej KARBOWNIK

Bogdan M. WILAMOWSKI

Auburn University USA

Technical Program Committee Members

Omer H.

ABDELRAHMAN

Imperial College London United Kingdom

Anoosh ABDY

Realm Information Technologies USA

Iosif

ANDROULIDAKIS

University of Ioannina Greece

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Tülin ATMACA

Institut Mines-Telecom/Telecom SudParis France

Rajiv BAGAI

Wichita State University USA

Zbigniew BANASZAK

Warsaw University of Technology Poland

Robert BESTAK

Czech Technical University in Prague Czech Republic

Leszek BORZEMSKI

Wroclaw University of Technology Poland

Markus BREGULLA

University of Applied Sciences Ingolstadt Germany

Ray-Guang CHENG

National Taiwan University of Science and Technology Taiwan

Andrzej CHYDZIŃSKI

Homero Toral CRUZ

University of Quintana Roo Mexico

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Tadeusz CZACHÓRSKI

Silesian University of Technology Poland Andrzej DUDA INP Grenoble France Alexander DUDIN

Belarusian State University Belarus Peppino FAZIO University of Calabria Italy Max FELSER

Bern University of Applied Sciences Switzerland Holger FLATT Fraunhofer IOSB-INA Germany Jean-Michel FOURNEAU

Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines University France

Janusz FURTAK

Military University of Technology Poland

Rosario G. GARROPPO

University of Pisa Italy

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Natalia GAVIRIA Universidad de Antioquia Colombia Erol GELENBE

Imperial College London United Kingdom

Roman GIERELAK

University of Zielona Gora Poland

Mariusz GŁĄBOWSKI

Poznan University of Technology Poland

Adam GRZECH

Edward

HRYNKIEWICZ

Zbigniew HUZAR

Jacek

IZYDORCZYK

Jürgen

JASPERNEITE

Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Science Germany

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Jerzy KLAMKA

The Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Gliwice Poland

Zbigniew KOTULSKI

Warsaw University of Technology Poland Demetres D. KOUVATSOS University of Bradford UK Stanisław KOZIELSKI

Henryk KRAWCZYK

Gdansk University of Technology Poland

Andrzej KWIECIEŃ

Silesian University of Technology

Poland TPC Chief Wolfgang MAHNKE ABB Germany Francesco MALANDRINO Politecnico di Torino Italy Aleksander MALINOWSKI Bradley University USA

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Kevin McNEILL BAE Systems USA Jarosław MISZCZAK

The Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Gliwice Poland

Vladimir MITYUSHEV

Pedagogical University of Cracow Poland Diep N. NGUYEN Macquarie University Australia Sema F. OKTUG

Istanbul Technical University Turkey Michele PAGANO University of Pisa Italy Nihal PEKERGIN

Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines University France

Piotr PIKIEWICZ

Academy of Business in Dabrowa Gornicza Poland

Jacek

PISKOROWSKI

West Pomeranian University of Technology Poland

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Bolesław POCHOPIEŃ

Oksana POMOROVA

Khmelnitsky National University Ukraine

Silvana RODRIGUES

Integrated Device Technology (IDT) Canada

Vladimir RYKOV

Russian State Oil and Gas University Russia

Alexander SCHILL

Technische Universität Dresden Germany Akash SINGH IBM Corporation USA Mirosław SKRZEWSKI

Silesian University of Technology Poland Tomáš SOCHOR University of Ostrava Czech Republic Maciej STASIAK

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Janusz STOKŁOSA

Zbigniew SUSKI

Bin TANG

California State University USA

Kerry-Lynn THOMSON

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University South Africa

Oleg

TIKHONENKO

Czestochowa University of Technology Poland

Arnaud TISSERAND

Institute for Research in Computer Science and Random Systems (IRISA)

France

Leszek TRYBUS

Rzeszow University of Technology Poland

Adriano VALENZANO

National Research Council of Italy (CNR) Italy

Bane VASIC

University of Arizona USA

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Peter

VAN DE VEN

Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI) Netherlands

Miroslav VOZNAK

VŠB – Technical University of Ostrava Czech Republic

Krzysztof WALKOWIAK

Wroclaw University of Technology Poland Sylwester WARECKI Intel Corporation USA Jan WEREWKA

AGH University of Science and Technology Poland

Tadeusz WIECZOREK

Józef

WOŹNIAK Gdansk University of Technology Poland

Hao YU Auburn University USA Grzegorz ZARĘBA University of Arizona USA

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Zbigniew ZIELIŃSKI

Piotr

ZWIERZYKOWSKI

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Organizing Committee CN2016

Members (all: Silesian University of Technology, Gliwice, Poland)

Halina

WĘGRZYN Honorary Member

Aleksander

CISEK Technical service, graphics & multimedia

Piotr

GAJ Chief

Małgorzata

GŁADYSZ Office, finance, accommodation

Piotr

KUŹNIACKI eConf administrator

Piotr

STERA Technical editor of the CN publications

Jacek STÓJ

Technical & office support. Public Relations, marketing. Technical editor of the CN publications

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commercial use during or just after World War I. The first breakthrough in the battle to crack Nazi Germany's Enigma code was made not in Bletchley Park but in Warsaw. During the 1930s, a trio of Polish mathematicians Marian Rejewski (1905 – 1980), Henryk Zygalski (1907 – 1978), and Jerzy Różycki (1909 – 1942) solved the German Enigma cipher machine and broke Enigma messages. Working with engineers from AVA Radio Manufacturing Company they built the bomba – the first cryptanalytic machine designed to attack Enigma and one of many cryptanalytic machines to be built by Allied codebreakers.

The debt owed by British wartime codebreakers to their Polish colleagues was acknowledged in July 3rd, 2014 at a quiet gathering of spy chiefs. The receiving of the IEEE milestone was celebrating during the international seminar in Warsaw University of Technology, August 5th, 2014. The special IEEE Milestone Plaque Dedication was established and located at the address: Śniadeckich Street 8, 00-956 Warsaw, Poland, GPS (latitude, longitude) 52.2213787; 21.0146535, near the Mathematics Institute of Polish Academy of Science.

More about IEEE and its structure: http://www.ieee.org

http://www.ieee.pl http://ethw.org Excerpts from:

‘Poland's overlooked Enigma codebreakers’ by Gordon Corera BBC News, Warsaw July 5th, 2014 Engineering and Technology History Wiki (http://ethw.org)

Selected from IEEE sources and website by Grzegorz Pankanin (Senior Member IEEE) and Piotr Gaj (Senior Member IEEE). 

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Technical Partner

iNEER

About iNEER

Focused on promoting advances in education and research worldwide through international partnerships, the International Network for Engineering Education and Research (‘iNEER Network’) is a non-profit professional organization formed by the world community in engineering and allied fields to foster communication and collaboration. The widening iNEER network of educators and researchers currently covers 98 countries, and is linked by information disseminated through the iNEER website, e-mails, book publications, and annual conferences, workshops, and retreats. There is no membership fees.

Annually, iNEER publishes books in the Innovations Series. Papers are accepted and reviewed on a first come first served basis. The hard cover iNEER Innovations Series constitute the annual Special Volumes that have been published every year since 2002. The series has an International Standard Serial Number ISSN number 1553-9911 and a U.S. Library of Congress Control No. 2004215784, and each book is identified by a distinct ISBN number. Past issues are still available through iNEER. Each volume is edited by an international Board of Editors, and each paper is peer reviewed.

Books in the iNEER Innovations Series seek to disseminate advances in teaching worldwide as faculty strive to improve teaching and student learning, upgrade the courses taught at universities and colleges around the world, help establish new degree or certificate programs, create new courses or course modules, design innovative programs to involve students in research, or otherwise work on the integration of research and education. iNEER believes that there is great benefit for the authors and the institutions they represent in disseminating and publicizing these and other innovations, sharing experiences and lessons learned, and further enhancing innovation and the productivity of their work through a dialog with members of the international peer community.

Copies of Innovations books are included free of charge in the registration packages for most of the iNEER-sponsored conference. More details on ineer.org.

Since 1994, iNEER has partnered with univerties around the world to hold international conferences and workshops dealing with engineering education reform. In July 2015, an iNEER conference will take place in Zagreb, Croatia. Recent past iNEER conference cities include: Hamilton, Canada (2014); Riga, Latvia (2014); Cape Town, South Africa (2013); Marrakesh, Morocco (2013); Turku, Finland (2012); Saratov, Russia (2012); Belfast, Northern Ireland (2011) and Gliwice, Poland (2010).

iNEER is a partner of the International Conference on Computer Networks, and has been a proud technical sponsor for CN2012, CN2013, CN2014, CN2015, and CN2016.

Win Aung, Ph.D., Dr.h.c. Secretary-General International Network for Engineering Education and Research (iNEER) Potomac, MD, USA 

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Keynote Talks

Exclusive access link to the CN2016

keynote presentations and CCIS volumes:

http://cn.polsl.pl/Upload/xeal2016.html

This link is valid till July 13, 2016.

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Natalia GAVIRIA

University of Antioquia, Colombia

Topic: ‘Heterogeneous wireless networks, and possible ways of modelling’ Abstract: Over the past decade, we have witnessed a very rapid evolution in wireless networks. Service and technology convergence are now a reality that has been pushed not only by the manufacturers, but also by the needs of the users. These changes have a great impact on society, but even more in the technology field, where we constantly face new challenges, that start at the very physical level of the devices and network channels, but go all the way to higher layers. We are faced now with new architectures, and hence need to look for alternative functionalities and design approaches.

In this context, Next Generation Wireless Networks (NGWNs) have become a key concept in the wireless industry, in order to support 4G and 5G networks. The advantages of these new systems, however, come with an increasing complexity and a highly dynamic behavior. One of the main issues in this scenario is the selection of the radio access network, in environments where several technologies coexist. Both users and operators require an efficient mechanism that allows selecting or assigning the best possible Radio Access Network (RAN) to the users. On one hand, this mechanism should guarantee that the users gain access to the available resources and services, while getting the best quality of service (QoS) and (QoE). On the other hand, the goal is also to guarantee that the operator makes an optimal use of its radio resources (i.e., in terms of load balancing).

The Access Network Selection (ANS) problem can be defined and modeled as a dynamic decision-making problem in distributed or centralized way in presence of uncertainty and unpredictable environments, like NGWN. Basically, we are facing an environment where multiple entities should make decisions simultaneously. Until now, several decision-theoretic approaches have been used to model the ANS problem as a dynamic-decision process: Markov Decision Process, Dynamic Game Theory, Stochastic Optimization, etc. Likewise, different solution methods have been employed to solve the decision-theoretic models such as: dynamic programming, machine learning and linear programming. All of these decision-theoretic frameworks and their solutions methods have advantages/disadvantages as well as strengthens/weakness.

This talk presents a broad overview of these methods, focusing on their advantages and challenges, while analyzing open research issues.

Natalia GAVIRIA GÓMEZ holds a bachelor an Electronics Engineering from the University of Antioquia (Medellín, Colombia), an MSc in Electrican Engineer Los Andes Univerity, Colombia) and a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Arizona (U.S.A). She is currently an assistant professor in the Electronics and Telecommunicactions Engineering

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Her fields of interest are wireless network optimization and stochastic modeling. Natalia Gaviria Gómez is a Director of Research of the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Antioquia.

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Zbigniew ZIELIŃSKI

Military University of Technology, Poland

Topic: ‘Military Applications of Internet of Things - Challenges for Security and Trust’

Abstract: The Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly emerging a world-wide technology with a focus on civilian applications. These include smart city initiatives, wearable devices for near real-time health monitoring, smart homes and buildings, smarter vehicles, etc. The IoT represents a radical evolution of the current Internet into a Network of Interconnected Objects that not only harvest information from the environment (by sensing) and also let on interacting objects between themselves and with the physical world. It is recognized that many of aforementioned civilian technologies may be applicable to the military domain and bring benefit either by being able to do things better, or less expensively, or simply do things that were not possible in the past. In the military environment, IoT has the potential to connect all kinds of forces and weapon platforms in the whole battlefield to form one information network, which will promote information real-time sharing, shorten the decision-making and command timelines, and increase joint operational efficiency.

The presentation aims at analyzing the actual situation of some IoT technology deployment in the context of its application in some military significant situations. Potential areas of military applications of the IoT which include: Logistics - command and control of combined operations logistics support; Situational Awareness – building on the tactical level of a battlefield; and Medical Care - battlefield health monitoring, patients monitoring, etc., will be discussed.

Military applications of the IoT raises important questions and introduces new challenges for the security and trust management. A military perspective on the security and trust of IoT applications will be provided. Security challenges related to military applications of IoT and possible approaches to solving some of them will be discussed, including for example, relevant security mechanisms based on object level protection and cryptographic access control, protocol adaptions and scalability properties.

One of the another big problem is heterogeneity. In the IoT there exists in general a large heterogeneity of objects, their capabilities and the technologies used for realizing the services to build IoT applications. In the military domain there is additionally a large heterogeneity of the communication technologies that transmit data between communicating entities. Some aspects that have to be addressed for the realization of an IoT within military domain will be also presented.

Zbigniew Ekspedyt ZIELIŃSKI received the M.Sc. in computer sciences from the Cybernetics Faculty of Military University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland in 1978, and the Ph.D. degree in computer systems from Military University of Communications, St. Petersburg in 1988 and D.Sc. (habilitation) from Military University of Technology in 2012. He is currently an Associate Professor of Computer Systems in the Institute of Teleinformatics and Automation of Cybernetics Faculty, Military University of Technology.

He has authored or coauthored over 90 papers in the refereed journals and conference proceedings, 2 monographs, several technical reports and expertises. His current research interests are in the areas of computer systems dependability and security, fault-tolerant systems, computer network diagnosis, security and trust management within Internet of Things, as well formal methods, model verification and validation (V&V).

R&D projects he participated both as a team member and as a project head concerned embedded real-time avionics computer systems, measurement systems with application of a distributed expert

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system, dependability and security of ICT systems and microprocessor-based systems and computer systems for special MLS applications.

Currently he is the chair of the Research Task Group within NATO IST S&TO Panel on Military Application of Internet of Things.

His teaching activity covered several lectures as operating systems, dependable computer systems, computer networks, dependability and diagnostics of computer networks, modeling of teleinformatics systems.

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Zbigniew HUZAR

Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland

Topic: ‘Internet and Ontologies’

Abstract: Development and dissemination of computer networks is a manifestation of ongoing digital revolution. In the period of last decades computer networks have evolved to a global knowledge resource.

The first part of the lecture provides a brief reminder of the milestones in the development of computer networks that led to the current situation. Almost all data produced in the world are located on the Internet. Potentially, much of the data are interesting and used by many people. Especially, it concerns many data providing expertise domain knowledge that is needed to be known for the construction of new information systems. How to represent such knowledge on the Internet, and how to extract this knowledge from the Internet for the purpose of software development is the challenge related to the Internet development.

In the second part of the lecture, ontologies, which represent a kind of knowledge base, and which are considered as a pattern for information gathering, are shortly discussed.

The last, third part of the lecture refers to the process of software development. It is well known that the first step in the process – business modelling – has a strong influence on the efficiency of the entire process, and especially on the quality of the final software product. Thus, the acquisition of accurate domain information is the very important problem. An approach for extracting knowledge from the domain ontologies, to construct a business model – the first artefact in software system development, is presented.

Zbigniew HUZAR is a full professor at the Faculty of Informatics and Management, Wrocław University of Technology, Poland. By 2012 he served as the director of the Institute of Informatics, and from 2012 he has been head of the Department of Informatics. The scope of his scientific interests concerns software engineering, in particular, the methods of formal specification and design of real-time systems, and model-based software development. He is the author and co-author of 10 books. He is a member of the Polish Information Processing Society and co-editor-in-chief of e-Informatica Software Engineering Journal.

Zbigniew Huzar is a professor at the Faculty of Computer Science and Management, University of Wroclaw in Poland. By 2012 he was the director of the Institute of Computer Science, and from 2012 he has been head of the Department of Computer Science. The scope of his scientific interests concerns of software engineering, in particular the methods of formal specification and design of real-time systems and software development based on the model. He is the author and co-author of 10 books. He is a member of the Polish Information Processing Society and co-editor-in-chief of e-Informatica Software Engineering Journal.

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Udo KRIEGER

University of Bamberg, Germany

Topic: ‘On the Dissemination of Multimedia Content in IP-Networks – Lessons Learned and New Challenges’

Abstract: We discuss application scenarios of multimedia content dissemination in evolving next generation IP networks that have to integrate a variety of heterogeneous stationary and mobile end systems. After presenting some basic models of relevant protocol architectures, we elaborate on the role of peer-to-peer overlays to support real-time streaming. We illustrate our insights by some measurement studies and related analytic investigations. We further sketch a methodology to integrate a versatile error-correction scheme at the application layer that is derived from powerful Raptor codes. We briefly discuss its implementation on modern smartphones utilizing Android OS. In the second part of the talk we investigate the alternative of a clean slate approach that combines multipath transport and content caching to provide clusters of users with frequently requested media content at the edges of wireless access network. Finally, we point out some currently discussed research challenges if an integration of these different approaches into the rapidly evolving infrastructure of mobile edge computing is considered..

Udo KRIEGER obtained the M.Sc. degree in Applied Mathematics and a Ph.D. degree in Computer Science from Technische Hochschule Darmstadt, Germany. From 1985 to 2003 he worked as professional researcher and technical project manager in the areas of telecommunications, queueing and teletraffic theory at the Research and Technology Center of Deutsche Telekom in Darmstadt and additionally as a part-time lecturer at the Computer Science Department of J.W. Goethe University, Frankfurt. Since October 2003 he is head of the Computer Networks group at Otto-Friedrich-University Bamberg, Germany. Dr. Krieger has led national projects of Deutsche Telekom and participated in several EU projects like COST 257, COST 279, Eurescom P1112 and the IST-FP6 Network of Excellence EuroNGI/EuroFGI. At present, he is serving on the editorial board of the journal Computer Networks.

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Marcin KAPCZYŃSKI

Strategic Business Manager, Intellectual Property & Science, Thomson Reuters, Poland

Topic: ‘Using Web of Science and InCites for research evaluation, strategic planning and research monitoring’

Abstract: The presentation shows the ways of using research analytics tools such as Web of Science and InCites for determining research impact, identifying prospective research areas, choosing organizations and scientists for collaboration and monitoring the results of research activities. Also it touches interesting aspect of using bibliometrical data for creating the publication strategy.

Marcin KAPCZYŃSKI is Strategic Business Manager at Thomson Reuters Intellectual Property & Science. He has started his career at Cardinal Wyszynski University in Warsaw, Psychology Department. His primary area of interest was measurement of individual differences, intelligence, cognitive styles, interpersonal competence and intellect diagnosis. In Thomson Reuters since 2010. He is involved in shaping research evaluation process in Poland. In his main role provides support for research analytical and discovery tools such as Web of Science, InCites or Journal Citation Reports. He enthusiastically shares understanding of scientometry and bibliometric approach. Kapczynski works with researchers, academics and librarians at all levels

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Miroslav SKORIC

NIAR - Hyderabad, India

Topic: ‘Amateur Radio Computer Networks and Communication Technologies at Home and School’

Abstract: The tutorial begins with introductory information about the amateur radio communications and continues with studying one of the most popular computer-related radio communication modes: the VHF/UHF and HF 'packet-radio' (other popular modes, like 'amtor', 'pactor', 'gtor', 'clover' etc. are also the options). The tutorial discusses (with examples) on how to choose inexpensive hardware and software needed for establishing the amateur radio links from home and work. The tutorial explains step-by-step how to build an AMUNET – the Amateur Radio University Network – a grid of radio stations within or between universities’ campuses and surrounding schools, including an opportunity to become a low-cost solution for communicating in educational institutions in rural areas and developing countries.

Miroslav SKORIC has 20+ years of experience in computer network administration and system maintenance (Diploma in Business Computing) and 25+ years of practice in the amateur radio (licensed amateur since 1989, amateur radio call sign YT7MPB). He has been maintaining various types of amateur radio bulletin board systems (MS DOS, Windows and Linux platforms) with VHF/HF radio frequency and Internet inputs/outputs in the local amateur radio union and clubs-societies.

Miroslav Skoric voluntarily served as the information manager and union’s secretary during the nineties – where he was compiling technical and scientific information for broadcasting via local amateur radio frequencies and repeaters. Teaching experience includes several classes in a local high-school amateur radio club; technical paper presentations during domestic and international events listed above; tutorials on the amateur radio in engineering education, one round-table session, four book chapters (the fifth in print) and several magazine/journal articles, as well as a dedicated web page http://tldp.org/HOWTO/FBB.html introducing a popular amateur radio software users’ manual.

His researching efforts include his graduate studies in Computer Sciences, as well as his membership in IEEE Computer Society, IEEE Communications Society, IEEE Education Society, ACM and IAENG.

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Agenda

Please notice, that the time provided for a single speech contains also the time for questions and discussion. Monday 13 June 2016

– Afternoon: The 'day before' arrivals Start Duration Stop 

Check in The Main Entrance of The Palace _{– Hotel & CN Reception} 16:00 6:00 22:00 

>> DINNER HOTEL RESTAURANT (Former Carriage Depot) 20:00 1:00 21:00 

Tuesday 14 June 2016

– Morning: Accommodation & Tutorial Start Duration Stop 

Conference Check in The Main Entrance of The Palace _{– Hotel & CN Reception} 8:30 4:30 13:00

 Tutorial - Part I The Main Conference Room _{– Former Carriage Depot} 11:00 1:30 12:30



Topic Lecturer Start Duration Stop 

Amateur Radio Computer Networks and

Communication Technologies at Home and School – Part I

Miroslav SKORIC —

NIAR – Hyderabad, India

11:00 1:30 12:30 

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– Afternoon Start Duration Stop 

Special Session

– Opening & keynote lectures

The Main Conference Room – Former Carriage Depot

chairman: prof. Tadeusz Czachórski 14:00 3:15 17:15 

Official Opening

Goals and Mission of the CN Conference

prof. Andrzej Kwiecień —

Silesian University of Technology, Poland

14:00 0:20 14:20 

Heterogeneous wireless networks, and possible ways of modelling

prof. Natalia GAVIRIA —

University of Antioquia, Colombia

14:20 0:45 15:05 

On the Dissemination of Multimedia Content in IP-Networks - Lessons Learned and New Challenges

prof. Udo KRIEGER —

University of Bamberg, Germany

15:05 0:45 15:50 

>> BREAK Former Carriage Depot 15:50 0:30 16:20 

Using Web of Science and InCites for research evaluation, strategic planning and research monitoring

Marcin KAPCZYŃSKI —

Thomson Reuters, Poland

16:20 0:45 17:05 

Experts Panel – free discussion

moderator: prof. Tadeusz Czachórski —

IITiS PAN, Poland

17:05 0:10 17:15

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Tutorial - Part II & III The Main Conference Room _{– Former Carriage Depot} 17:15 4:15 21:30 

Communication Technologies at Home and School – Part II

Miroslav SKORIC —

NIAR – Hyderabad, India 17:15 1:00 18:15 

Communication Technologies at Home and School – Part III

Miroslav SKORIC —

NIAR – Hyderabad, India

19:30 2:00 21:30

 >> DINNER HOTEL RESTAURANT (Former Carriage Depot) 18:30 0:45 19:15 

– Evening Start Duration Stop 

The Brunów Palace – trip around the Palace

The Main Entrance

– guided by the Palace Householder 19:30 0:30 20:00 

Sports event – a football match

Court

animator: Jacek Stój 20:00 1:00 21:00 

Program & Organization Committees meeting

The Fireplace Room – Back-Premises

moderator: prof. Andrzej Kwiecień

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Wednesday 15 June 2016

– Morning Start Duration Stop 

>> BREAKFAST HOTEL RESTAURANT (Palace) 8:00 0:45 8:45  Special Session (cont.)

– Keynote lectures

chairman: prof. Andrzej Kwiecień 9:00 1:40 10:40 

Military Applications of Internet of Things - Challenges for Security and Trust

prof. Zbigniew ZIELIŃSKI —

Military University of Technology, Poland

9:00 0:45 9:45 

Internet and ontologies

prof. Zbigniew HUZAR —

Wroclaw University of Technology, Poland

9:45 0:45 10:30 

Experts Panel – free discussion

moderator: prof. Andrzej Kwiecień —

10:30 0:10 10:40

 >> BREAK Former Carriage Depot 10:40 0:30 11:10 

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TRACK A – SESSION A.1 Computer Networks

The Main Conference Room – Former Carriage Depot chairman: prof. Rajiv Bagai

11:10 1:40 12:50 

Real-Time Traffic over the Cognitive Packet Network

Lan Wang, Erol Gelenbe —

Imperial College London, UK

11:10 0:20 11:30 

Expanding the Ns-2 Emulation Environment with the Use of Flexible Mapping

Robert R. Chodorek, Agnieszka Chodorek —

The AGH University of Science and Technology Kielce University of Technology, Poland

11:30 0:20 11:50 

Monitoring and Analysis of Measured and Modeled Traffic of TCP/IP Networks

Olga Fedevych,

Ivanna Droniuk, Maria Nazarkevych —

Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ukraine

11:50 0:20 12:10 

The Impact of the Degree of Self-Similarity on the NLREDwM Mechanism with Drop from Front Strategy

Adam Domański,

Joanna Domańska, Tadeusz Czachórski —

Silesian University of Technology, Poland IITiS PAN, Poland

12:10 0:20 12:30 

More Just Measure of Fairness for Sharing Network Resources

Marcin Sikorski,

Aleksander Malinowski, Krzysztof Nowicki —

Gdansk University of Technology, Poland Bradley University, USA

CUBE.ITG, Poland

12:30 0:20 12:50 

>> LUNCH HOTEL RESTAURANT (Former Carriage Depot) 13:00 0:45 13:45 

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– Afternoon Start Duration Stop 

chairwoman: prof. Natalia Gaviria

14:00 2:00 16:00 

High-Interaction Linux Honeypot Architecture in Recent Perspective

Tomas Sochor, Matej Zuzcak —

University of Ostrava, Czech Republic

14:00 0:20 14:20 

Detection of Malicious Data in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks for Traffic Signal Control Applications

Bartłomiej Płaczek, Marcin Bernaś —

University of Silesia, Poland

14:20 0:20 14:40 

Anti-evasion Technique for the Botnets Detection Based on the Passive DNS Monitoring and Active DNS Probing

Oksana Pomorova,

Oleh Savenko, Sergii Lysenko, Andrii Kryshchuk, Kira Bobrovnikova —

Khmelnitsky National University, Ukraine

14:40 0:20 15:00 

Measuring Client-Server Anonymity

Rajiv Bagai, Huabo Lu —

Wichita State University, USA

15:00 0:20 15:20 

Probabilistic Model Checking of Security Protocols Without Perfect Cryptography Assumption

Olga Siedlecka-Lamch,

Miroslaw Kurkowski, Jacek Piatkowski —

Czestochowa University of Technology, Poland Cardinal St. Wyszyński University, Poland

15:20 0:20 15:40 

Investigating Long-Range Dependence in E-Commerce Web Traffic

Grażyna Suchacka, Adam Domański —

Opole University

Silesian Technical University, Poland

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The Main Conference Room – Former Carriage Depot chairman: prof. Alexander Dudin

16:30 2:00 18:30 

About the Efficiency of Malware Monitoring via Server-Side Honeypots

Mirosław Skrzewski —

16:30 0:20 16:50 

Algorithms for Transmission Failure Detection in a Communication System with Two Buses

Michał Maćkowski,

Andrzej Kwiecień, Błażej Kwiecień —

16:50 0:20 17:10 

A Failure Influence on Parameters of Real-Time System with Two Buses

Michał Maćkowski,

Andrzej Kwiecień, Błażej Kwiecień —

17:10 0:20 17:30 

Event-Driven Approach to Modeling and Performance Estimation of a Distributed Control System

Wojciech Rząsa, Dariusz Rzońca —

Rzeszow University of Technology, Poland

17:30 0:20 17:50 

QoE-Oriented Fairness Control for DASH Systems Based on the Hierarchical Structure of SVC Streams

Sławomir Przyłucki,

Dariusz Czerwiński, Artur Sierszeń —

Lublin University of Technology, Poland Lodz University of Technology, Poland

17:50 0:20 18:10 

Classification of Solutions to the Minimum Energy Problem in One Dimensional Sensor Networks

Jolanta Tańcula, Zbigniew Lipiński —

Opole University, Poland

18:10 0:20 18:30 

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– Evening Start Duration Stop 

COMMON PICTURE The Palace main hall or courtyard 19:15 0:15 19:30

 >> GALA SUPPER Former Carriage Depot 19:30 3:00 22:30

 in the break:

Mini concert of American Genres of Rock Music:  Mona & Rajiv

Former Carriage Depot 21:00 0:30 21:30

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Thursday 16 June 2016

– Morning Start Duration Stop 

>> BREAKFAST HOTEL RESTAURANT (Palace) 8:00 0:45 8:45  TRACK C – SESSION C.1

New Technologies

chairwoman: prof. Oksana Pomorova

9:00 1:00 10:00 

Quantum Network Protocol for Qudits with Use of Quantum Repeaters and Pauli Z-Type Operational Errors

Marek Sawerwain, Joanna Wiśniewska —

University of Zielona Gora, Poland Military University of Technology, Poland

9:00 0:20 9:20 

Multi-level Virtualization and Its Impact on System Performance in Cloud Computing

Paweł Lubomski,

Andrzej Kalinowski, Henryk Krawczyk —

Gdańsk University of Technology, Poland

9:20 0:20 9:40 

Ping-Pong Protocol Eavesdropping in Almost Perfect Channels

Piotr Zawadzki —

9:40 0:20 10:00 

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TRACK D – SESSION D.1 Queueing Theory

The Main Conference Room – The Former Carriage Depot chairman: prof. Zbigniew Huzar

10:00 0:40 10:40 

A Regeneration-Based Estimation of High Performance Multiserver Systems

Irina Peshkova,

Evsey Morozov, Ruslana Nekrasova, Alexander Rumyantsev

—

Karelian Research Centre, Russia Petrozavodsk State University, Russia

10:00 0:20 10:20 

Queuing Model of the Access System in the Packet Network

Sławomir Hanczewski,

Joanna Weissenberg, Maciej Stasiak, Piotr Zwierzykowski

—

Poznan University of Technology, Poland

10:20 0:20 10:40 

>> BREAK Former Carriage Depot 10:40 0:30 11:10 

The Computer Networks Conference

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