Seventh Workshop on
Large Scale
Distributed Virtual Environments, LSDVE 2019
in conjunction
of Euro-Par 2019
Goettingen, August 26 2019
The
recent advances in networking have determined an increasing use of
information technology to support distributed networked cooperative
applications. Several novel applications have emerged in this area:
social networks, distributed cryptocurrencies, collaborative work and
many other ones. In particular, an interesting technology recently
adopted to handle cryptocurrencies (such as bitcoin) is the block-chain
technology, that has now taken the more general role to handle several
distributed applications. Furthermore, peer to peer, Internet of
Things, Smart-cities, distributed
sensing are examples of modern ICT paradigms that aim to describe globally
cooperative infrastructures built upon objects' intelligence and self-configuring capabilities.
This workshop aims to provide a venue for researchers to present and discuss important aspects of large scale networked collaborative applications and of the platforms supporting them. The definition of these applications requires to afford several challenges, like the design of user interfaces, coordination protocols, and proper middle-ware and architectures. The track's aim is to investigate open challenges for such applications, related to both the applications design and to the definition of proper supports. Some important challenges are, for instance, adaptation of the classical block-chain technology to support collaborative applications, protocols design, distributed consensus algorithms, privacy and security issues.
The workshop will both present assessment of current state and introduce
further directions.
Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
● Distributed Large Scale Collaborative Environments (LSCE) and applications
● Distributed online social networks
● Distributed Environments for Social Media
● Internet of Things (IoT) applications
● Distributed sensing
● Distributed Gaming
● Distributed cryptocurrencies
● Block-chain applications: IoT, e-health, supply chain
● Platforms for LSCE: peer to peer, cloud, hybrid
● Block-chain technology to support LSCE
● LSCE as complex networks
● Complex Network analysis
● Big Data processing for LSCE
● Security and Privacy in LSCE
Paper submission deadline : May 10, 2019 Extended Deadline May 24, 2019
Notification of Acceptance: June 28, 2019
Informal Camera Ready: July 22, 2019
Workshop Date: August 26, 2019
sensing are examples of modern ICT paradigms that aim to describe globally
cooperative infrastructures built upon objects' intelligence and self-configuring capabilities.
This workshop aims to provide a venue for researchers to present and discuss important aspects of large scale networked collaborative applications and of the platforms supporting them. The definition of these applications requires to afford several challenges, like the design of user interfaces, coordination protocols, and proper middle-ware and architectures. The track's aim is to investigate open challenges for such applications, related to both the applications design and to the definition of proper supports. Some important challenges are, for instance, adaptation of the classical block-chain technology to support collaborative applications, protocols design, distributed consensus algorithms, privacy and security issues.
The workshop will both present assessment of current state and introduce
further directions.
Topics of interest include but are not limited to:
● Distributed Large Scale Collaborative Environments (LSCE) and applications
● Distributed online social networks
● Distributed Environments for Social Media
● Internet of Things (IoT) applications
● Distributed sensing
● Distributed Gaming
● Distributed cryptocurrencies
● Block-chain applications: IoT, e-health, supply chain
● Platforms for LSCE: peer to peer, cloud, hybrid
● Block-chain technology to support LSCE
● LSCE as complex networks
● Complex Network analysis
● Big Data processing for LSCE
● Security and Privacy in LSCE
Paper submission deadline : May 10, 2019 Extended Deadline May 24, 2019
Notification of Acceptance: June 28, 2019
Informal Camera Ready: July 22, 2019
Workshop Date: August 26, 2019