12. WETICE 2003: Linz, Austria

Plenary Talks

• Alois Ferscha:
  Coordination in Pervasive Computing Environments. 3-9
  
• Jesper M. Johansson:
  Network Threat Modeling. 10
  
• Wolfgang Gerteis, Joachim Schaper:
  Instructional Design for Collaborative E-Learning. 11
  
• N. Dhyanesh, G. C. Vineel, S. V. Raghavan:
  DEVISE: A Methodology for Building Web Services Based Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises. 12-
  

Workshop: Agent-Based Computing for Enterprise Collaboration (ACEC)

• M. Brian Blake, Giacomo Cabri:
  Agent-based Computing for Enterprise Collaboration - What Can Agents Learn from Human Collaboration? 21-23
  
• Daniel Frey, Tim Stockheim, Peer-Oliver Woelk, Roland Zimmermann:
  Integrated Multi-agent-based Supply Chain Management. 24-29
  
• Ismail Khalil Ibrahim, Gabriele Kotsis, Wieland Schwinger:
  Mapping Abstractions of Norms in Electronic Institutions. 30-35
  
• Stefan Kirn, Christian Heine, Rainer Herrler, Karl-Heinz Krempels:
  Agent.Hospital - agent-based open framework for clinical applications. 36-41
  
• Giacomo Cabri, Luca Ferrari, Letizia Leonardi:
  A Case Study in Role-based Agent Interactions. 42-47
  
• Zakaria Maamar, Fahim Akhter, Mohammed Lahkim:
  An Agent-based Approach to Specify a Web Service-oriented Environment. 48-
  

Workshop: Distributed and Mobile Collaboration (DMC)

• Schahram Dustdar, Harald Gall:
  DMC - Distributed and Mobile Collaboration Workshop Report. 53-
  

DMC-Collaboration and Coordination

• Alexander Levine, Vassilis Prevelakis, John Ioannidis, Sotiris Ioannidis, Angelos D. Keromytis:
  WebDAVA: An Administrator-Free Approach To Web File-Sharing. 59-64
  
• José Martín Molina Espinosa, Jean Fanchon, Khalil Drira:
  A Logical Model for Coordination Rule Classes in Collaborative Sessions. 65-70
  
• Ping Jiang, Quentin Mair, Julian Newman:
  Using UML to Design Distributed Collaborative Workflows: from UML to XPDL. 71-76
  
• Stefan Berger, Rainer Mohr, Holger Nösekabel, Klaus J. Schäfer:
  Mobile Collaboration Tool for University Education. 77-
  

DMC-Frameworks

• Mauro Caporuscio, Paola Inverardi:
  Yet Another Framework for Supporting Mobile and Collaborative Work. 81-86
  
• Zorlu Yalniz, Engin Kirda:
  Supporting Collaboration in the Development of Tools and Dies in Manufacturing Networks. 87-
  

Issues in Peer-to-Peer Systems

• Ming Zhang, Kian-Lee Tan:
  Supporting Rich Queries in DHT-based Peer-to-Peer Systems. 95-100
  
• Prasenjit Dey, Anwitaman Datta:
  On Optimal Update Policies and Cluster Sizes for 2-Tier Distributed Systems. 101-107
  
• Claus Eikemeier, Ulrike Lechner:
  Introducing domain specific ad-hoc collaboration: The peer-to-peer tool iKnow. 107-112
  
• Clare Gryce, Giacomo Piccinelli, Christian Zirpins:
  A Provision-centric Model for Electronic Services. 113-
  

Designing DMC Systems

• Nikolay Mehandjiev, Anthony Karageorgos, Gee Hin Tsang:
  Designing Coordination Systems for Distributed Teamwork. 117-122
  
• Paola Inverardi, Massimo Tivoli, Antonio Bucchiarone:
  Automatic synthesis of coordinators for COTS group-ware applications: an example. 123-
  

Workshop: Evaluating Collaborative Information Systems and Support for Virtual Enterprises (ECE)

• Julian Newman, Elaine M. Raybourn, Josie P. H. Huang:
  WETICE 2003 Evaluating Collaborative Enterprises Workshop Report. 131-136
  
• Linda M. L. Peters:
  The Virtual Environment: The "How-to" of Studying Collaboration and Performance of Geographically Dispersed Teams. 137-141
  
• France Bouthillier, Kathleen Shearer:
  Assessing Collaborative Tools from an Information-Processing Perspective: Identification of Value-Added Processes. 142-147
  
• Lydia M. S. Lau, Craig A. Adams, Peter M. Dew, Christine Leigh:
  Use of Scenario Evaluation in Preparation for Deployment of a Collaborative System for Knowledge Transfer - the Case of KiMERA. 148-152
  
• Mirjam Huis in 't Veld, J. H. Erik Andriessen, Robert M. Verburg:
  E-MAGINE: The Development of an Evaluation Method to Assess Groupware Applications. 153-158
  
• Sobah Abbas Petersen:
  An Agent-based Evaluation Framework for Supporting Virtual Enterprise Formation. 159-164
  
• Samir Tata, Imed Boughzala:
  Modeling contribution for virtual enterprise support. 165-170
  
• David Nutter, Cornelia Boldyreff:
  Historical Awareness Support and Its Evaluation in Collaborative Software Engineering. 171-
  

Workshop: Enterprise Security (ES)

• David P. Gilliam:
  Eighth Enterprise Security (ES) Workshop Report. 179-183
  
• Krzysztof Juszczyszyn:
  Verifying Enterprise's Mandatory Access Control Policies with Coloured Petri Nets. 184-189
  
• Grzegorz Kolaczek:
  Specification and Verification of Constraints in Role Based Access Control for Enterprise Security System. 190-195
  
• András Belokosztolszki, David M. Eyers, Wei Wang, Ken Moody:
  Policy Storage for Role-Based Access Control Systems. 196-201
  
• Gail-Joon Ahn:
  Specification and Classification of Role-based Authorization Policies. 202-207
  
• Claudiu Duma, Nahid Shahmehri, Patrick Lambrix:
  A Hybrid Key Tree Scheme for Multicast to Balance Security and Efficiency Requirements. 208-213
  
• Edward T. Chow, Matthew Chew Spence, Barney Pell, Helen Stewart, David J. Korsmeyer, Yih-Chiao Joseph Liu, Hsin-Ping Pat Chang, Conan Viernes, Andre Goforth:
  Secured Advanced Federated Environment (SAFE): A NASA Solution for Secure Cross-Organization Collaboration. 214-219
  
• Stelios Sidiroglou, Angelos D. Keromytis:
  A Network Worm Vaccine Architecture. 220-225
  
• Ramaprabhu Janakiraman, Marcel Waldvogel, Qi Zhang:
  Indra: A peer-to-peer approach to network intrusion detection and prevention. 226-231
  
• Gilles Goncalves, Fred Hemery, Aneta Poniszewska:
  Verification of Access Control Coherence in Information System during Modifications. 232-237
  
• Scott Campbell:
  Supporting Digital Signatures in Mobile Environments. 238-242
  
• David P. Gilliam, Thomas L. Wolfe, Joseph S. Sherif, Matt Bishop:
  Software Security Checklist for the Software Life Cycle. 243-248
  
• Adrian von Bidder, Nathalie Weiler:
  Key Exchange (KX) - A Next Generation Protocol to Synchronise PGP Keyservers. 249-254
  
• Marc Rennhard, Bernhard Plattner:
  Practical Anonymity for the Masses with Mix-Networks. 255-
  

Trust Management

• Cristiano Castelfranchi, Rino Falcone, Giovanni Pezzulo:
  Cooperating through a Belief-based Trust Computation. 263-268
  
• Sotiris Ioannidis, Steven M. Bellovin, John Ioannidis, Angelos D. Keromytis, Jonathan M. Smith:
  Design and Implementation of Virtual Private Services. 269-274
  
• Andrew Twigg, Nathan Dimmock:
  Attack-Resistance of Computational Trust Models. 275-280
  
• Nathan Dimmock: How much is "enough"? Risk in Trust-Based Access Control. 281-282
• Colin English, Sotirios Terzis, Waleed Wagealla, Helen Lowe, Paddy Nixon, Andrew D. McGettrick:
  Trust Dynamics for Collaborative Global Computing. 283-
  

Workshop: Knowledge Management for Distributed Agile Processes (KMDAP)

• Harald Holz, Grigori Melnik, Martin Schaaf:
  Knowledge Management for Distributed Agile Processes: Models, Techniques, and Infrastructure. 291-294
  
• Heiner Stuckenschmidt:
  Ontology-Based Information in Dynamic Environments. 295
  
• Michael Granitzer, Wolfgang Kienreich, Vedran Sabol, Gisela Dösinger:
  WebRat: Supporting Agile Knowledge Retrieval through Dynamic, Incremental Clustering and Automatic Labelling of Web Search Result Sets. 296-301
  
• Thomas Chau, Frank Maurer, Grigori Melnik:
  Knowledge Sharing: Agile Methods vs. Tayloristic Methods. 302-307
  
• Frauke Paetsch, Armin Eberlein, Frank Maurer:
  Requirements Engineering and Agile Software Development. 308-313
  
• Gerardo Canfora, Aniello Cimitile, Corrado Aaron Visaggio:
  Lessons learned about distributed pair programming: what are the knowledge needs to address? 314-319
  
• Harald Holz, Jochen Schäfer:
  Collaborative, Task-Specific Information Delivery for Agile Processes. 320-325
  
• Thomas Sauer:
  Using Design Rationales for Agile Documentation. 326-331
  
• Kerstin Maximini, Martin Schaaf:
  The PROGEMM Approach For Managing Clinical Processes. 332-337
  
• Rosina Weber:
  Proactive Knowledge Distribution for Agile Processes. 338-339
  
• Ludger van Elst, Felix-Robinson Aschoff, Ansgar Bernardi, Heiko Maus, Sven Schwarz:
  Weakly-structured Workflows for Knowledge-intensive Tasks: An Experimental Evaluation. 340-345
  
• Ettore Colombo, Fabio Sartori:
  KEPT: a Knowledge Elicitation Tool to Support Communities of Practice. 346-
  

Workshop: Theory and Practice of Open Computational Systems (TAPOCS)

• Martin Fredriksson, Rune Gustavsson, Andrea Omicini, Alessandro Ricci:
  First International Workshop on Theory and Practice of Open Computational Systems. 355-358
  
• Martin Fredriksson, Rune Gustavsson:
  Quality of Service in Network-Centric Warfare and Challenges in Open Computational Systems Engineering. 359-364
  
• Alessandro Ricci, Andrea Omicini:
  Supporting Coordination in Open Computational Systems with TuCSoN. 365-370
  
• David Keil, Dina Q. Goldin:
  Modeling Indirect Interaction in Open Computational Systems. 371-376
  
• Giuseppe Trautteur, Raniero Virgilio:
  An Agent-based Computational Model for the Battle of Trafalgar: A Comparison Between Analytical and Simulative Methods of Research. 377-382
  
• Davy Capera, Jean-Pierre Georgé, Marie Pierre Gleizes, Pierre Glize:
  The AMAS theory for complex problem solving based on self-organizing cooperative agents. 383-388
  
• Jean-Pierre Georgé, Gauthier Picard, Marie Pierre Gleizes, Pierre Glize:
  Living Design for Open Computational Systems. 389-394
  
• Eric Sanchis:
  Designing new Agent Based Applications Architectures with the AGP Methodology. 395-400
  
• Marco Mamei, Franco Zambonelli, Letizia Leonardi:
  Developing Adaptive and Context-aware Applications in Dynamic Networks. 401-
  

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