CRUISE NoE - Creating Ubiquitos Intelligent Sensing Environments

Advance programme Workshop: Research Cluster C - Security and Mobility for WSNs

Venue – NOVI Auditorium , Aalborg University
The recent developments in the research and the technology have brought visibility for the wireless sensor networks as one of the key enabling technologies in the next 10 years. Taking into account the current fragmentation in the research in this field, CRUISE NoE intends to be a focal point in the planning and coordination of research on communication and application aspects of wireless sensor networking in Europe.
Ubiquitous Intelligent Sensing Environments have promising future in supporting the everyday life of the European citizens, bringing important social benefits for each person and for the society as a whole. However, more research work is needed on the topics of security and privacy and mobility.
The speakers in this Workshop are the partners contributing to the Research Cluster C – Security and Mobility for WSN. They will present their related work as a basis of discussions for identifying future research agenda.

Each presentation will be up to 15 min

Security session

• Authentification, authorisation, key management – Katja Pulkkinen (VTT, Finland)
• Authentication in WSN with mobile agents - Leonardo Maccari (UniFirence, Italy)
• Intrusion and Misbehaviour Detection - Iordanis Koutsopoulos (CERTH, Greece)
• Secure profile management - Anelia Mitseva (CTIF, AAU, Denmark)
• Threat and attack models- Matthias Gerlach (FOKUS, Germany)
• Location privacy - Matthias Gerlach (FOKUS, Germany)

Mobility session

• Mobility Issues in Sensor Networks – Slobodanka Tomic (FTW, Austria)
• Positive effects of mobility in the capacity of a WSN- Santiago Felici (Univ Valencia, Spain)
• Improve the lifetime of a wireless sensor network with mobile robots – Dimitry Marandin (TUDresden, Germany)
• Mobile Sinks - Tapio Suihko (VTT, Finland)
• Improving area coverage using stationary and non-stationary sensor nodes – Theofanis P. Lambrou (Uni Cyprus, Cyprus)
• Mobility in WSN – research in MTRC – Andreas Timm-Giel (MTRC, Germany)
• Mobility Models for Sensors and their Network – Martijn Kuipers (IT-Lisbon, Portugal)
• Mobility Issues in Sensor Networks – Slobodanka Tomic (FTW, Austria)

Final programme will be sent by 3 March 2006.

Participants from CRUISE as per 23 Febr
Anelia Mitseva, AAU
Andreas Timm-Giel, University of Bremen, Mobile Research Center
Santiago Felici, Universitat de Valencia
Leonardo Maccari, University of Florence
Katja Pulkkinen, VTT
Slobodanka Tomic, FTW
Tapio Suihko, VTT
Iordanis Koutsopoulos, CERTH
Theofanis P. Lambrou, UCY
Dimitry Marandin , TUDresden
On-line Martijn Kuipers - - IT-Lisbon