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Kuala Lumpur, 29
- 30 October, Pacific Regency-Kuala Lumpur
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conferences: view CICSyN2016 in IJSSST online digital
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CICSyN2009, CICSyN2010, CICSyN2011, CICSyN2012, CICSyN2013, CICSyN2014, CICSyN2015, Proceedings
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Important
Dates Call for Papers Paper Submission Registration Social Events
Keynote and Tutorial
Speakers: Assoc.
Prof Yong Meng TEO Assoc.
Prof Dave Parry Important
Dates Submission of Full/Short/Poster/WIP papers: see above Notification From: see above Camera-ready to CPS server & copyright form: see above
Registration (Payment) due from: see
above Credit Card on EDAS Conference Chairs/Honorary
Co-Chair: Dr Ibrahim Ibrahim Shapiai, UTM Dr Adam Brentnall, Queen Mary, London University Program Chairs: Assoc. Prof Zuwairie Ibrahimi, UMP Dr Taha Osman Nottingham
Trent University, UK Local General
Chair: TBA Advisory Chairs: Prof Frank Wang, UK Prof Philip Sallis, AUT New Zealand Prof Zuwairie Ibrahim UMP University of Malaysia in Pahang Prof Paulus Rihardjo, UNPAR Indonesia Dr Alessandra Orsoni, University of Kingston Norrima Mokhtar University of Malaya. Prof Patrick Wang, USA Prof Jasmy Yunus,
UTM Prof Borhanuddin Mohd
Bin Ali, UPM Dr Adam Brentnall, Queen Mary London University Prof Ismail Saad, UMS Prof Mahamod Ismail UKM Prof Rosni Abdullah, USM Prof Rosalam Sarbatly,
UMS General
Chair: General
Co-Chair: Ajith Abraham EUROSIM Liaison
Chair: Taha Osman
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Published
Papers: 8 Papers going to publication in IJSSST Vol.20, N5, October 2019. Accepted Papers:
6 papers awaiting Registration
The conference has been cancelled
due to insufficient paper submissions and registration. Papers already
submitted/ accepted/ registered will be published in IJSSS, see table,- If your paper is marked in pink it means we have
not received the publication fee and your paper will not be published. If
you wish to publish your paper and intend to pay soon by credit card on EDAS
(or ask for invoice with bank transfer details), kindly email the general
chair immediately on david.al-dabass@ntu.ac.uk. Submission
Deadline: 10 October 2019 Use template
below to format your paper: Word
template (MS Word .doc format) Then submit
it through EDAS: http://edas.info Paper Registration: Deadline 14 October
2019 Publication: Proceedings will be
published directly in the Int. J. of Simulation: Systems, Science and
Technology, ijssst.info. Papers are invited on any aspect of Computational Intelligence, Communication
Systems and Networks. Papers
presenting work validated by experimentation, simulation or analysis are
solicited. Papers with application and experimental focus from both industry
and academy, duly documenting lessons learnt from test-beds, field trials or
real deployments are particularly welcome. Manuscripts must be submitted
electronically through the EDAS system. Topics of interest include, but are not
limited to: Tracks/Themes
Intelligent
Systems Hybrid Intelligent
Systems & Hybrid Soft Computing Sensor Nodes,
Circuits, Devices, Wireless Sensor Networks Image, Speech and
Signal Processing Transport,
Logistics, Harbour, Shipping and Marine Virtual Reality,
Visualization and Computer Games Parallel and
Distributed Architectures and Systems Internet
Modelling, Semantic Web and Ontologies Mobile ad hoc
Networks Vehicular
Technology and Networks Air Interfaces QoS for Voice and
Video in Wireless Networks Applications: aerospace; remote sensing;
wireless communication, intelligence and simulation, electronic circuits and
systems; communication and networks; management; games,
war/conflict/rebellion modelling, cognitive functions, semantics modelling/
dynamics; manufacturing; robotics; measurement; monitoring; safety critica1
systems; military. Exhibitors: manufacturers of software and
hardware, publishers, etc., are invited to apply to exhibit their products. Submission
Guidelines You are invited to submit: - proposal to organize a technical session and/or workshop. Submissions must be original,
unpublished work containing new and interesting results that demonstrate
current research in all areas of computational intelligence, computer systems
and networks, focusing on modelling, simulation and applications in science,
technology, business and commerce. The conference is jointly
organised by UK Simulation Society and Asia Modelling and Simulation Section
and technically co-sponsored by: -
University of
Malaysia in Pahang -
University of
Technology Malaysia -
EUROSIM -
Nottingham Trent
University -
European Council for
Modelling & Simulation -
Society for Computer
Simulation Int. (SCS) Submission
implies the willingness of at least one of the authors to register and
present the paper. All papers are to be submitted electronically,- see full instructions under Paper Submission below,
in PDF or Word format. All papers will be peer reviewed by at least three
independent referees of the international program committee. Paper Submission: CICSyN2019 is using EDAS for submission and registration,
authors need to: - create an account with EDAS by
clicking on the link below - open the list of conferences
managed by EDAS & find CICSyN2019 - click on Submit button on the
right to enter your paper title & abstract - upload file. Conference website: http://cicsyn2019.info
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Prof. Ing. Heinz Frank, Reinhold-Wuerth-University Kunzelsau, Germany Prof. P.K. Meher, NTU, Singapore Dr Athanasios Pantelous, UK Dr. Harkirat Singh, Samsung, USA Dr. Maman Abdurohman,Institut Teknologi
Telkom,Bandung - Indonesia Prof. Vijay Bhargava, University of British
Columbia, Vancouver, Canada Prof. Hai JiangArkansas State University, USA Dr. Theodoros G. Kostis, Greece Dr. Varun
Jeoti, Petronas, Malaysia Dr. Joanne Scillitoe, Michigan Tech Univ, USA Prof Shubha Kher, USA Prof Helen Karatza, Greece Prof Anna Lekova, Bulgaria Dr Pichaya Tandayya, Thailand Mr. Jakapan Suaboot, Thailand Dr. Wasimon Panichpattanakul, Thailand Prof. Sudarshan Tiwari, MNNIT, Allahabad Dr. Shekhar Verma, IIIT, Allahabad Prof. Harnath Kar, MNNIT, Allahabad Prof. A.G. Keshkar, VNIT, Nagpur, India Prof. Yuehui Chen, China Prof. Mokhtar Beldjehem, Canada Prof. P.K. Singhal, MITS, Gwalior India Prof. S.S. Bhadoria, MITS, Gwalior, India Prof Paulus Rihardjo,
Indonesia Ms. Pallavi Shukla, VITM, Indore, India Prof
Wimpy Santosa, Indonesia Prof. Rubiyah Yusof, Malaysia Mr.
Manish Dixit, MITS, Gwalior, India Mr Waqas Bangyal, Pakistan Prof. A.K. Saxena, Libya Dr
Cecilia Nugraheni Dr Hadzli Hashim, Malaysia Dr. Fazal Rehman, MAJ University, Pakistan Dr
Kinley Aritonang, Indonesia Dr Paulus
Kartawijaya, Indonesia Dr
Bagus Arthaya, Indonesia Dr Zuzka Oplatkova, Czech Republic Dr Zuwairie
Ibrahim, Malaysia Dr Kenneth Nwizege,
Ken Saro-Wiwa Polytechnic, Nigeria |
Dr. Aditya Trivedi, IIITM, Gwalior, India Prof.
Sung-Bae Cho, Korea Prof. Jeng-Shyang
Pan, Taiwan Dr Ijaz Uddin, Pakistan Dr Zuhaina Zakaria, Malaysia Dr Ari Prihatmanto, Indonesia Dr Miryam Wijaya, Indonesia Prof
Patrick WangProf. Hisao Ishibuchi, Japan Pandian Lucky
Adhie, Indonesia Ali
Sadiyoko, Indonesia Dong-hwa
Kim, Korea, Rian
Pratikto, Indonesia Zhang Yi,
China Noor Aziz,
Malaysia Muhammad
Haron, Malaysia Elisati
Hulu, Indonesia Min-Shiang
Hwang, Taiwan Jeng-Shyang Pan, Taiwan Marihot
Nainggolan, Indonesia Dr.
Jongman Cho, Korea Thedy
Yogasara, Indonesia Noor
Hafizah Abdul Aziz, Malaysia Prof. B.K. Mohanty, JIET, Guna, India Prof. Osamu Ono, Japan Prof Robertus
Triweko, Indonesia Mr. R.S. Tomar, IITM, Gwalior, India Dr. Er Meng Joo, Singapore Cynthia
Juwono, Indonesia Ignatius
Sandy, Indonesia Paramasivan Saratchandran, Singapore Mario Koeppen, Japan Mr. B.K. Chaurasia, IIIT, Allahabad, India Prof. Zhou Mingtao, China Prof. Kazunori Sato, Japan Prof Shah Rizam Mohd Shah Baki, Malaysia Prof. Kunio Igusa, Japan Prof Mohamed Khalil Hani, Malaysia Dr. Shirsu Verma, IIIT, Allahabad, India Mr. Arvind Jain, RJIT, Gwalior, India Prof Teruaki Ito, Japan Prof Eduard Babulak, Fiji Prof R K Subramanian, Mauritius Prof K.G.
Subramanian, Malaysia Dr
Cecilia Nugraheni Dr Hadzli Hashim, Malaysia Dr. Fazal Rehman, MAJ University, Pakistan Mr. Prashant Purohit, RJIT, India |
Mr. P. Ganeshan, British
Telecom, Malaysia Dr.
S.S. Bedi, Barielly,
India Dr.
Lei Shu, Japan Dr.
K. Madduletty, NITIE, Mumbai, India Dr.
Atul Negi, Hyderabad, India Dr.
S.K. Shukla, India Prof.
Suresh Kumar, Tumkur, India Dr.
C.V. Tripathi, India Dr.
Azrin Aris, Malaysia Dr Danilo Pelusi Dr.
Shwkat Ali, Australia Mr. Valliappan Raman, USM, Malaysia Mr. Rajit Ram, VITM, India Prof
Eduard Babulak, Canada Prof. Rakesh Saxena Abu Khari A'ain Ghulam Abbas Mohsen Askari Athanasios Pantelous Mohd Zaidi Abd Rozan Normaziah Abdul Aziz Izhal Abdul Halin Theodoros G. Kostis Ruzairi Abdul Rahim Irfan Syamsuddin Rosni Abdulla Shahrum Shah Abdullah Dayang Norhayati Abg Jawawi Shukri Abidin Hassan Abolhassani Athanasios Goudosis Ajith Abraham Kamalrulnizam Abu Bakar Gregorio Romero Luisa Martinez Rohani Abu Bakar Carlota Tovar Ford Lumban Gaol Wan Hussain bin Wan Ishak Syed Abd Rahman Abu Bakar Johari Adnan Mohamad Noh Ahmad Mohammad Nazir Ahmad Waqas Ahmad Shakeel Ahmad Waqas Ahmed Khalid Al-Begain David Al-Dabass Dhiya Al-Jumeily Rafe' Alasem Mikulas Alexik Marco Remondino Belal Alhaija |
Tony Allen Ferda
Alpaslan Ismail Amin Shamsudin
Amin Konar
Amit Marcelo Ang, Jr Obinna
Anya Ishak
Aris Vijay Arora Irfan Awan Eduard Babulak Kambiz Badie Youakim Badr Gurvinder-Singh Baicher Preeti Bajaj Frank Ball Abhijit Bapat Narendra Bawane Arijit Bhattacharya Fabian Boettinger Mohammad Razaa Borujerdi Vesna Bosilj-Vuksic Felix Breitenecker Adam Brentnall John Brinkman Agostino Bruzzone Bustanur Busta Hueseyin Cakmak Piers Campbell Andre Carvalho Sanjay Chaudhary Russell Cheng Monica Chis Sung-Bae Cho Chin Soon Chong Monica Chris Robert Colomb Emilio Corchado Roy Crosbie Amol Deshmukh R Deshmukh Jafri Din Jiri Dvorsky Andrzej Dzielinski Chionh Eng Wee Mazlina Esa Tony Fleet Thomas Freytag Vikram Gadre Boon Ping Gan G Ganesan Viranjay M. Srivastava Fengge Gao Xiao-Zhi Gao Xiaohong Gao Yannis Goulermas Crina Grosan Jafar Habibi Abdul
Razak Hamdan Habibollah Haron Majida Alasady (Tikrit) |
Faiezah
Haron Fazilah
Haron Manaf
Hashim Uda
Hashim Aboul Ella Hassanien George Herterich Seth Hetu Vlatka Hlupic Sadiq
Hussain Abir Hussain Min-Shiang Hwang Zuwairie Ibrahim Hanif Ibrahim Ismail Ibrahim Subariah Ibrahim Mohd. Yazid Idris Mojca
Indihar Stemberger Rolly Intan Hisao Ishibuchi Razali Ismail Nauman Israr Norafida Ithnin Teruaki Ito Lakhmi Jain Sudhanshu Jamuar Safeeullah Soomro Janos-Sebestyen Janosy Gerrit Janssens Don Jeng Emilio Jimenez Macias Rao Jinnah Er Joo Kasmiran Jumari Esko Juuso Lilia Kakaradova Nikolaos Karadimas Helen Karatza S. D. Katebi SHET KC Arpad Keleman Avinash Keskar Marzuki Khalid Noor Khafifah Khalid Mohamed Khalil-Hani Hisham Khamis M Kharat Shubha Kher Dong-hwa Kim Mario Koeppen Petia Koprinkova Anna Lekova Michal Kratky Vijay Kukreja Rajeev Kumar Tri Basuki Kurniawan Alhad Kuwadekar Rik Van Landeghem |
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method of payment is available on EDAS: Credit Card: payment
is accepted online and confirmation is instant. Here is
the procedure: 1. go to
EDAS at http://edas.info and click on Register yellow
tab at the top, a list of conferences will appear 2.
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Keynote Speaker-1, to be confirmed Effects of
Social Interactions on System Vulnerabilities Yong Meng TEO Department of Computer Science National University of Singapore email: teoym@comp.nus.edu.sg url: www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~teoym More than 40% of computer and organizational security professionals believe that their greatest security threat is insider threats where employees jeopardized security through data leaks or similar errors [1]. Though insider threats are of growing interest and importance in system security, it is not well understood and investigated. This talk discusses the role of social interactions in an organization and the insider threats it presents on system vulnerabilities. To investigate this, we propose an approach consisting of three key steps. Firstly, users roles, security policies and their interactions are modeled as facts and interaction rules. Secondly, a reasoning engine consumed these facts and interaction rules, and together with a model of the hardware system configuration produces an attack graph. An attack graph represents the cumulative effect of attack steps, showing how series of individual steps or network paths can potentially enable an intruder to gain privileges in the system. Lastly, the attack graph can be analyzed to obtain an objective measure of risks and to prioritize security hardening measures among others. For examples, How likely is it that an intruder could gain privilege X? Which user group and system component are most vulnerable? In this talk, we present preliminary results that investigate the impact of security leakage arising from user interactions on system vulnerabilities. Reference 1. Unintentional Insider Threats: Social Engineering, Technical Report, Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, Jan 2014. Biography
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Keynote Speaker-2 Computational
Intelligence in Disaster Management Professor David Parry Head, Department of Computer Science Auckland University of Technology New Zealand. Email: dave.parry@aut.ac.nz Unfortunately the scale and frequency of natural disasters is increasing driven by climate change, increasing population and loss of biodiversity. Computational intelligence offers enormous promise in the management of disasters to reduce loss of life and humans suffering. Disaster management is split into four phases, mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery. CI has particular application in the areas of mitigation and response. Enormous data flows are available from dedicated imaging systems and sensor networks, but also increasingly from citizen science/ IoT devices that can help forecast the occurrence and likely effect of disasters. This information, when combined and analysed with modern machine learning and knowledge-based approaches can identify the possible combinations of disaster events - for example storm surges and landslips and inform the mitigation process. After the event, understanding the interplay of different natural events, for example volcanic ash and rainfall, can be used to support the optimal deployment of response resources as well as understanding the movement of people and the state of the infrastructure needed to support recovery. In this talk I will discuss some of the novel data-collection and analysis approaches that are becoming available in this field as well as identifying some open questions and wicked problems that may be of interest to the simulation and modelling community Biography Dave Parry
is the head of the Department of Computer Science at AUT. He was awarded a
degree in Physics from Imperial College London, followed by a masters in
medical physics from St. Bartholomews Medical College. He gained a research
MSc. in Computer Science from the University of Otago, New Zealand. His
research interests include Health Informatics, Ontology based information
retrieval, AI in healthcare and activity understanding using sensor devices.
Recently he has been involved in an international project concerned with
developing the field of disaster eHealth. He has published over 100 papers in
these areas and is a fellow of the Australasian College of Health
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