On behalf of the organizing committees, it is our great pleasure to welcome you to the 13th ACM International Symposium on Mobility Management and Wireless Access -- MobiWac 2015. Previous editions of this symposium took place in Dallas/Fort Worth (TX, USA), Philadelphia (PA), Maui (Hawaii), Torremolinos (Spain), Chania (Greece), Vancouver (Canada), Tenerife (Spain), Bodrum (Turkey), Miami (FL, USA), Paphos (Cyprus), Barcelona (Spain) and Montreal (Canada). This year MobiWac takes place in Cancun, Mexico, and continues its successful track record of being a forum where researchers from academy and industry gather to discuss novel advances in mobility, wireless access and related topics, aiming at advancing knowledge and identifying new directions for future research and development.
The call for papers attracted 37 submissions from Africa, America, Asia and Europe. From these works, the program committee accepted 12 as regular papers and 2 more as short papers, which represents an acceptance rate of 37.8%. Accepted works cover a wide variety of topics, including mobility management and medium access, MANET networking, tracking, quality of service, security and applications. The accepted papers come from 10 countries (Brazil, Canada, Germany, Greece, Japan, Luxemburg, Mexico, Sweden, Tunisia and USA), which reflects the international nature of the symposium.
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Methodology to Events Identification in Vehicles Using Statistical Process Control on Steering Wheel Data
Driving a vehicle has become a challenging task, especially because up to 90% of accidents involving vehicles are caused by drivers' errors. In this paper, we propose a method for events identification with the use of an SPC (Statistical Process Control)...
Asymmetry Analysis of Inbound/Outbound Car Traffic Load distribution in Luxembourg
The country of Luxembourg possesses a road network topology that provides direct highway connectivities to its three neighbouring countries. Its economic strength attracts cross-border commuters who represent approximately half of the work force in ...
SLA: Speed and Location Aware LTE Scheduler for Vehicular Safety Applications
Vehicular safety applications are based on broadcasting of safety messages to the neighboring vehicles. As LTE is an infrastructure-based network, vehicles cannot broadcast their safety messages directly to their neighbors; thus, all messages should ...
Intention Sharing for Medium Access Control in Wireless LANs
In this paper we present a new class of MAC protocols for wireless LANs based on sharing of transmission intentions. We develop an example protocol implementation based on distributed, co-operative scheduling of data frames. Schedules are non-binding, ...
IMSN Routing on Wi-Fi Direct Enabled Devices
Information exchange between mobile devices grows every day. The communication relies on a network with an access point (Wi-Fi, cellular, etc.) using ad hoc communication because Wi-Fi Direct would avoid this dependence. Currently, Wi-Fi Direct does not ...
Studying the Effect of Human Mobility on MANET Topology and Routing: Friend or Foe?
The better we understand human mobility the more capable we are to perform realistic simulations of human driven MANETs. By using this knowledge we can more accurately predict the performance that can be expected from real MANET implementations. In this ...
Design and Implementation of a Software-Defined Integrated Wired-Wireless Network Testbed
Software-Defined Networking (SDN) has been gaining momentum as the main technology for implementation of data center environment, and its usage has recently been extended to transport and wireless networks. Recently, research has been conducted on ...
Smart mm-Wave Beam Steering Algorithm for Fast Link Re-Establishment under Node Mobility in 60 GHz Indoor WLANs
Millimeter-wave (mm-wave) wireless local area networks (WLANs) are expected to provide multi-Gbps connectivity by exploiting the large amount of unoccupied spectrum in e.g. the unlicensed 60 GHz band. However, to overcome the high path loss inherent at ...
A Scheduling Algorithm of Cell Zooming for Energy Efficiency in Disasters
Nowadays, many base stations (BSs) are equipped with batteries to provide services even during blackouts due to severe events such as disasters. In this paper, we propose a scheduling algorithm to adjust cell sizes, aka cell zooming, of battery-operated ...
VARSA: An Efficient VAriable Radius Sensor Activation Scheme for Target Tracking using Wireless Sensor Networks
Energy efficiency advancement is vital in target tracking Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) due to resource constraints of tiny detectors. On the other side, Tracking quality must also be assured while minimizing energy consumption. The main aim of target ...
Towards a Decision Approach for Autonomic Systems Adaptation
- Imen Abdennadher,
- Ismael Bouassida Rodriguez,
- Mohamed Jmaiel,
- Mariano Vargas Santiago,
- Saúl Pomares Hernández
The autonomic computing paradigm arises to tackle the complexity of today's dynamic heterogeneous and ubiquitous systems. The architecture of autonomic systems based on the MAPE-K loop dynamically adapts itself when the context changes. However, ...
All your Root Checks are Belong to Us: The Sad State of Root Detection
In our research, most of our analysis was based on statically reverse engineering the applications. However we wanted to combine this with dynamic analysis to make sure our findings were correct and observable at runtime. For this, we initially created "...
An Efficient Cloud-Based Iris Recognition Solution for Mobile Devices
The use of biological properties for individual identification, called biometric systems, on mobile devices is the easier and safer approach to deal with user personal information. Several works have been sought to develop robust solutions for different ...
Efficient Parameterized Methods for Physical Activity Detection using only Smartphone Sensors
Detecting daily physical activities is very important in applications such as developing automated comfort scenarios for an individual. Motion smartphone sensors were previously used only as a complementary input whereas now, they are increasingly used ...
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Acceptance Rates
Year | Submitted | Accepted | Rate |
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MobiWac '22 | 50 | 16 | 32% |
MobiWac '15 | 37 | 12 | 32% |
MobiWac '14 | 57 | 16 | 28% |
MobiWac '13 | 68 | 21 | 31% |
MobiWac '06 | 60 | 18 | 30% |
Overall | 272 | 83 | 31% |