Media Informatics is a broad field spanning many research directions and topics. The Internet, Web 2.0, Social Networks, Ubiquitous Computing, Computer Graphics, Usability, Social Interactions, HCI, Privacy and Trust are just a few examples. This seminar aims to provide an overview and a closer look at research directions and current and future challenges that are focus of active research around the world and at our Institute.
Please submit your papers via ILIAS!
Requirements
In order to successfully complete the seminar and receive a "Schein", the following requirements have to be fulfilled and will be equally weighted for grading:
- Paper on a selected topic
5-8 pages, German or English (English preferred, with support by advisers) - Presentation of paper
20-25 minutes, plus discussion
All presentations in a combined event at the end of the semester - Active participation
Active participation in peer reviews and discussions
Dates
20.04. | Topic Discussion and Assignment |
27.04. | Research and Latex Introduction |
09.05. | Paper Outline Submission |
10.-14.05. | Outline Discussion with adviser |
20.06. | Final Paper Submission |
21.06. | Assignment of reviews |
04.07. | Peer-Review Submission |
05.-09.07. | Discussion of changes with adviser |
06.07. | Introduction to proper presentations |
18.07. | Camera Ready Submission |
19.-29.07. | Slides Discussion with adviser (optional) |
30.07./01.08. | Mini Conference |
Topic assignments
The full proceedings are available for download on the VTS server.
The Internet of Things | Judith Burkhardt | Florian Schaub |
Speech Dialog Systems for Ubiquitous Computing | Sven Reichel | Florian Schaub |
Connecting Ubiquitous Devices | Robin Eggebrecht | Björn Wiedersheim |
Recent Trends in Indoor Localization Systems | Andreas Kern | Björn Wiedersheim |
Electronic Cash | Manuel Deil | Boto Bako |
Energy Harvesting for Future Mobile Devices | Kadir Tuncer | Bastian Könings |
Topics
The seminar topics include but are not limited to:
- The Internet of Things
- Privacy Implications and Solutions of RFID
- Recent Advances in Biometric Identification
- Privacy in Social Networks
- Anonymous Content Publishing
- Trust Management
- Body Area Networks
- WSNs: Recent Advances & Future Trends
- Future Trends and Applications for MANETs
- Connecting Ubiquitous Devices
- Middleware for Ubiquitous Computing
- Context Gathering in Smart Environments
- Recent Trends in Indoor Localization Systems
- Energy Harvesting for Future Mobile Devices
- Smart Grid and Smart Meter
- Logistic Mobility and Traffic Flow Simulations
- Disaster Recovery Support
- Affective Computing
- Electronic Cash
- Novel Technologies for Future Displays
- Future Trends of User Input Devices
- Augmented Reality Applications
Note that the list of topics is not final. Students are also encouraged to suggest further topics of interest.
Lecturer
Details
next meeting:
30.07.2010, 9:00 h, O27/331
Mini Conference (Blockseminar)
2 SWS / 4 ECTS (LP)
Capacity: 12 students