Self-Organizing Systems: Third International Workshop, Iwsos 2008, Vienna, Austria, December 10-12, 2008

ISBN-13: 9783540921561 / Angielski / Miękka / 2008 / 340 str.

Karin Anna Hummel

Opis

We welcome you to the proceedings of the Third International Workshop on Self-Organizing Systems (IWSOS 2008) hosted at the University of Vienna, Austria.IWSOSprovidesanannualforumtopresentanddiscussrecentresearch inself-organizationfocusedonnetworksandnetworkedsystems.Researchinse- organizingnetworkedsystemshasadvancedinrecentyears, buttheinvestigation of its potentials and limits still leaves challenging and appealing open research issues for this and subsequent IWSOS workshops. Complexandheterogeneousnetworksmakeself-organizationhighlydesirable. Bene?ts envisioned by self-organization are the inherent robustness and ada- ability to new dynamic tra?c, topology changes, and scaling of networks. In - dition to an increasingly complex Global Internet, a number of domain-speci?c subnetworks bene't from advances in self-organization, including wireless mesh networks, wireless sensor networks, and mobile ad-hoc networks, e.g., vehi- lar ad-hoc networks. Self-organization in networked systems is often inspired by other domains, such as nature (evolution theory, swarm intelligence), sociology (human cooperation), and economics (game theory). Aspects of controllability, engineering, testing, andmonitoringofself-organizingnetworksremainchalle- ing and are of particular interest to IWSOS. This year, we received 70 full paper and 24 short paper submissions from authors of 33 di?erent countries. This strong interest in the workshop is very encouraging for research in self-organizing systems and allowed us to provide a strong technical program. Based on the recommendations of the Technical Program Committee and external expert reviewers, we accepted 20 full papers from the full paper submissions and invited 9 as short papers. Of the 24 short paper submissions we accepted 4 for presentation for a total of 13 short papers.

Spis treści

Invited Paper.- Self-Organizing Networked Systems for Technical Applications: A Discussion on Open Issues.- Peer-to-Peer Systems.- Cooperation in P2P Systems through Sociological Incentive Patterns.- A Self-Organizing Super-Peer Overlay with a Chord Core for Desktop Grids.- Replication in Peer-to-Peer Systems.- Validating Peer-to-Peer Storage Audits with Evolutionary Game Theory.- Overlay Networks.- A Self-Organized Clustering Scheme for Overlay Networks.- A Practical Approach to Network Size Estimation for Structured Overlays.- A Framework of Economic Traffic Management Employing Self-Organization Overlay Mechanisms.- Resource and Service Management.- A Fine-Grained Model for Adaptive On-Demand Provisioning of CPU Shares in Data Centers.- DySSCo - A Protocol for Dynamic Self-Organizing Service Coverage.- An Approach to Autonomic Deployment Decision Making.- Self-Organizing Multirobot Exploration through Counter-Ant Algorithm.- Theory and General Approaches.- Self-Organization for Fault-Tolerance.- On Autonomy and Emergence in Self-Organizing Systems.- A Method to Derive Local Interaction Strategies for Improving Cooperation in Self-Organizing Systems.- Wireless Sensor Networks.- A Self-powered Module with Localization and Tracking System for Paintball.- Autonomous Deployment of Self-Organizing Mobile Sensors for a Complete Coverage.- A Self-Organized Head Selection for Hierarchical Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks.- Fault Detection, Resilience, and Self-Healing.- A Cell Outage Detection Algorithm Using Neighbor Cell List Reports.- A Semi-Autonomic Framework for Intrusion Tolerance in Heterogeneous Networks.- Weather Disruption-Tolerant Self-Optimising Millimeter Mesh Networks.- Short Papers – Networking Topics.- Bio-inspired Feedback Loops for Self-Organized Event Detection in SANETs.- A Dynamic Energy-Aware Algorithm for Self-Optimizing Wireless Sensor Networks.- SQUIRREL: Self-Organizing Qos-roUting for IntRa-flow Contention in Ad-Hoc wiRELess Networks.- Use Cases, Requirements and Assessment Criteria for Future Self-Organising Radio Access Networks.- Distributed Self-Optimization of Handover for the Long Term Evolution.- ADAPT: A Semantics-Oriented Protocol Architecture.- Cross Layer Dynamics in Self-Organising Service Oriented Architectures.- Short Papers – Theory, General and Distributed System Topics.- Can Solutions Emerge?.- On the Use of Linear Programming in Optimizing Energy Costs.- Instantiation of a Generic Model for Load Balancing with Intelligent Algorithms.- On Properties of Game Theoretical Approaches to Balance Load Distribution in Mobile Grids.- Web-Based Monitoring and Visualization of Self-Organizing Process Control Agents.- Spatial Self-Organization in Networks of Things.

O autorze

JAMES P. G. STERBENZ is Senior Network Scientist and Manager at BBN Technologies. Involved in high-speed technology research and development for many years, he has held leadership positions as chair of IEEE Communications Society Technical Committee on Gigabit Networking and the IFI Protocols for High-Speed Networks international steering committee.

Blurb

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the Third International Workshop on Self-Organizing Systems, IWSOS 2008, held in Vienna, Austria, December 10-12, 2008.

The 20 revised full papers and 13 revised short papers presented were carefully selected from the 70 full and 24 short paper submissions from authors from 33 different countries. The papers are organized in topical sections on peer-to-peer systems, overlay networks as well as resource and service management.