Program

Time: UAE Local Time (GMT +4)

DAY #1: Monday December 14, 2020

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10:00:0014:00:00International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations (AIOps)
The 1st International Workshop on AI-enabled Process Automation (AI-PA 2020)
1st International Workshop on Cyber Forensics and Threat Investigations Challenges in Emerging Infrastructures (CFTIC 2020)
14:00:0015:00:00Break
15:00:0019:00:00International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence for IT Operations (AIOps)
The 1st International Workshop on AI-enabled Process Automation (AI-PA 2020)
2nd Workshop on Smart Data Integration and Processing (STRAPS 2020)
International Workshop on Artificial Intelligence in the IoT Security Services (AI-IOTS 2020)

DAY #2: Tuesday December 15, 2020

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09:00:0009:30:00Opening Ceremony
09:30:0010:30:00Keynote speaker #1
10:30:0011:00:00Break1
11:00:0013:00:00Session A1: Machine Learning for Service Oriented Computing
13:00:0014:00:00Break
14:00:0016:00:00Session A2: MicroservicesSession A3: Services at the Edge 1
16:00:0016:30:00Break
16:30:0017:30:00Keynote speaker #2
17:30:0018:00:00Break
18:00:0020:00:00Session P1: PhD Symposium

DAY #3: Wednesday December 16, 2020

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10:00:0011:00:00Keynote speaker #3
11:00:0011:30:00Break
11:30:0013:30:00Session A4: Internet of Things
13:30:0014:00:00Break
14:00:0016:00:00Session A5: Smart Data and Smart Services 1Session A6: Services at the Edge 2
16:00:0016:30:00Break
16:30:0018:30:00Session A7: Smart Data and Smart Services 2Session T1: Tutorial 1
18:30:0019:00:00Break
19:00:0021:00:00Session D1: Demonstrations

DAY #4: Thursday December 17, 2020

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10:00:0011:00:00Keynote speaker #4
11:00:0011:30:00Break
11:30:0013:00:00Session A8: Industry papers
13:00:0014:00:00Break
14:00:0016:00:00Sesssion A9: Service Oriented Technology Trends 1Session T2: Tutorial 2
16:00:0016:30:00Break
16:30:0017:30:00Session A10: Service Oriented Technology Trends 2
17:30:0018:00:00Closing Ceremony

Sessions

Session ID K1

Session TitleData Science, the Future of Computing, and the need for a Science of Data Science
Session DateTuesday December 15, 2020
Session time9:30:00 – 10:30:00
Session ChairDr. Athman Bouguettaya
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SpeakerMichael L. Brodie, Harvard University, USA
AbstractData Science, one of the most significant innovations of the 21st C, may transform our world. It marks the emergence of a new reasoning paradigm for any problem for which there is adequate data, multidisciplinary problem solving, and a new generation of computing, hence the need for a Science of Data Science. Explore with me its significance and impact by considering its growth, its spectacular successes and failures, and open research and application challenges, in six provocative hypotheses. Unlike many data science studies, we consider data and analytics as two sides of every data science problem and solution. We will conclude with its most critical and least achieved requirement: data science acumen, how to reason in this new paradigm, and speculate that it may mark the rise a much larger movement involving technology, science, business, economics, and society.

Session ID A1

Session TitleMachine Learning for Service Oriented Computing
Session DateTuesday December 15, 2020
Session time11:00:00 – 13:00:00
Session ChairDr. Patrick Hung
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Session Content‎210 Feature-Model-Guided Online Reinforcement ‎Learning for Self-Adaptive Services Metzger
Andreas; Quinton, Clément; ‎Mann, Zoltan Adam; Baresi, Luciano; ‎Pohl, Klaus
‎194 FAST: A Fairness Assured Service ‎Recommendation Strategy Considering Service ‎Capacity Constraint.
Wu, Yao; Cao, Jian; Xu, Guandong
‎196 Real-time Automatic Configuration Tuning for Smart ‎Manufacturing with Federated Deep Learning.
Zhang, Yilei; Li, Xinyuan; ‎Zhang, Peiyun
184 A Trust and Energy-Aware Double Deep ‎Reinforcement Learning Scheduling Strategy for ‎Federated Learning on IoT Devices.
Rjoub, Gaith; Abdel Wahab, Omar; ‎Bentahar, Jamal; Bataineh, Ahmed

Session ID A2

Session TitleMicroservices
Session DateTuesday December 15, 2020
Session time14:00:00 – 16:00:00
Session ChairProf. Dr. Stefan Tai
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Session Content‎134 Optimal Evolution Planning and Execution for ‎Multi-Version Coexisting Microservice Systems.
He, Xiang; Tu, Zhiying; Liu, Lei; Xu, ‎Xiaofei; Wang, Zhongjie
‎228 Topology-aware Continuous Experimentation ‎in Microservice-based Applications.
Schermann, Gerald; Oliveira, Fabio; ‎Wittern, Erik; Leitner, Philipp
S260 Charting Microservices to Support Services’ Developers: the Anaximander Approach.
Mosser, Sébastien; Caissy, Jean-Philippe; Juroszek, Florian; Vouters, Florian; Moha, Naouel
S179 Fast Replica of Polyglot Persistence in Microservice Architectures for Fog Computing.
Cantarutti, Michele; Plebani, Pierluigi; Salnitri, Mattia
S159 On Discovering Data Preparation Modules Using Examples.
Belhajjame, Khalid

Session ID A3

Session TitleServices at the Edge 1
Session DateTuesday December 15, 2020
Session time14:00:00 – 16:00:00
Session ChairDr. Brahim Medjahed
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Session Content‎230 Energy Minimization for Cloud Services with ‎Stochastic Requests.
Wang, Shuang; Sheng, QuanZ.; Li, ‎Xiaoping; Mahmood, Adnan; Zhang, ‎Yang
‎241 Scalable Joint Optimization of Placement and ‎Parallelism of Data Stream Processing Applications ‎on Cloud-Edge Infrastructure.
de Souza, Felipe Rodrigo; da Silva ‎Veith, Alexandre; Dias de Assunção, ‎Marcos; Caron, Eddy
S102 Impact of Service- and Cloud-Based Dynamic Routing Architectures on System Reliability.
Amiri, Amirali; Zdun, Uwe; Simhandl, Georg; van Hoorn, André
S280 Pricing in the Competing Auction-based Cloud Market: A Multi-Agent Deep Deterministic Policy Gradient Approach.
Shi, Bing; Huang, Lianzhen; Shi, Rongjian
S243 Dynamic Edge User Allocation with User specified QoS preferences.
Panda, Subrat Prasad; Ray, Kaustabha; Banerjee, Ansuman

Session ID K2

Session TitleHERAKLIT: modeling large computer-integrated systems
Session DateTuesday December 15, 2020
Session time16:30:00 – 17:30:00
Session ChairDr. Zakaria Maamar
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SpeakerDr. Wolfgang Reisig
AbstractHERAKLIT is an initiative that aims at an integrated infrastructure to model large computer-integrated systems (such as business processes and cyber-physical systems) more intuitively, more meaningful and more usable than with previous modeling techniques.
We present a comprehensive case study to exemplify how HERAKLIT
– copes with composition, refinement etc. of really large systems, by means of a universal, yet expressive and technically simple composition operator;
– models behavior of composed modules, avoiding the notion of global states, that is unrealistic and inadequate for large systems
– covers single instances of data, conventional data structures, as well as schematic representations of variants of data structures.

Session ID P1

Session TitlePhD Sympossium
Session DateTuesday December 15, 2020
Session time18:00:00 – 20:00:00
Session ChairDr. Marinella Petrocchi
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Session Content290 Staking Assets Management on Blockchains: Vision and Roadmap
Driessen, Stefan Willem
291 Hybrid Context aware method for quality assessment of data streams
Mirzaie, Mostafa
301 Container-Based Network Architecture for Mobility, Energy and Security Management as a Service in IoT Environments
Iqbal, Zahid; Xu, Jiuyun
303 Towards a Rule-based Recommendation Approach for Business Process Modeling
Sola, Diana Sarah
304 Towards a Privacy Conserved and Linked OpenData Based Device Recommendation in IoT
Komeiha, Fouad; Cheniki, Nasreddine; Sam, Yacine; Jaber, Ali; Messai, Nizar; Devogele, Thomas
318 Learning Performance Models Automatically
Wang, Runan
319 Formal Foundations for Intel SGX Data Center Attestation Primitives
Sardar, Muhammad Usama
320 Blockchain-Based Business Processes: A Solidity-to-CPN Formal Verification Approach
Garfatta, Ikram
321 Formal Quality of Service analysis in the Service Selection problem
Martinez Suñé, Agustín E.

Session ID K3

Session TitleImplementation of Technical Intelligence in Manufacturing Systems
Session DateWednesday December 16, 2020
Session time10:00:00 – 11:00:00
Session ChairProf. Bernd Krämer
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SpeakerProf. Dr.-Ing. Engelbert Westkämper, Stuttgart, Germany
AbstractIndustry 4.0 is a German initiative to integrate digital solutions in manufacturing by appication of modern solutions for data management and IT- communication in the industrial world. On shop floor level efficiency and performance (time, cost, quality) of processes can be encreased by a systemarchitecture following the ideas of organic computing with sensors for data collection, signal analytic for recogntion of patterns, process models and real time simulation and flexible automated devices for actions. Their integration to a decentralised manufacturing control system has the potential of technical intelligence. Basic functions of such a learning system architecture will be described with examples of parts manufacturing.

Session ID A4

Session TitleInternet of Things
Session DateWednesday December 16, 2020
Session time11:30:00 – 13:30:00
Session ChairDr. Mohamed Serhani
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Session Content269 Accelerate Personalized IoT Service Provision by ‎Cloud-Aided Edge Reinforcement Learning: A ‎Case Study on Smart Lighting
Na, Jun
‎250 A game-based secure trading of big data ‎and IoT services: Blockchain as a two-sided ‎market.
Bataineh, Ahmed; Bentahar, Jamal; Abdel ‎Wahab, Omar; Mizouni, Rabeb; Rjoub, ‎Gaith
S181 A Dynamic Cost Model to Minimize Energy Consumption and Processing Time for IoT Tasks in Mobile Edge Computing Environment.
Grave Gross, João Luiz; Matteussi, Kassiano José; dos Anjos, Julio C. S.; Resin Geyer, Cláudio Fernando
S268 Automated SLA Negotiation in the IoT Environment – A Metaheuristic Approach.
Li, Fan; Clarke, Siobhán
S202 PATRIoT: A data sharing platform for IoT using a service-oriented approach based on blockchain.
Loukil, Faiza; Ghedira-Guegan, Chirine; Benharkat, Aïcha-Nabila

Session ID A5

Session TitleSmart Data and Smart Services 1
Session DateWednesday December 16, 2020
Session time14:00:00 – 16:00:00
Session ChairDr. Hai Dong
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Session Content‎229 A Spectrum of Entropy-Based Precision and ‎Recall Measurements Between Partially ‎Matching Designed and Observed Processes.
Kalenkova, Anna; Polyvyanyy, Artem
‎187 A Knowledge Graph based Approach for Mobile ‎Application Recommendation.
Zhang, Mingwei; Zhao, Jiawei; Dong, ‎Hai; Deng, Ke; Liu, Ying
186 ICS-Assist: Intelligent Customer Inquiry ‎Resolution Recommendation in Online Customer ‎Service for Large E-Commerce Businesses.
Fu, Min; Guan, Jiwei; Zheng, Xi; Zhou, ‎Jie; Lu, Jianchao; Zhang, Tianyi; Zhuo, ‎Shoujie; Zhan, Lijun; Yang, Jian
128 Detecting User Significant Intention via ‎Sentiment-Preference Correlation Analysis for ‎Continues App Improvement.
Xiao, Jianmao; Chen, Shizhan; He, Qiang; ‎Wu, Hongyue; Feng, Zhiyong; Xue, Xiao

Session ID A6

Session TitleServices at the Edge 2
Session DateWednesday December 16, 2020
Session time14:00:00 – 16:00:00
Session ChairTBA
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Session Content148 Fault-tolerating Edge Computing with ‎Server Redundancy based on a Variant of ‎Group Degree Centrality.
Du, Wei; Zhang, Xiran; He, Qiang; Liu, Wei; ‎Cui, Guangming; Chen, Feifei; Ji, Yuan; Cai, ‎Chenran; Yang, Yanchao
‎168 TD-EUA: Task-decomposable Edge User ‎Allocation with QoE Optimization.
Zou, Guobing; Liu, Ya; Qin, Zhen; Chen, Jin; ‎Xu, Zhiwei; Gan, Yanglan; Zhang, Bofeng; He, ‎Qiang
118 A Decentralized Reactive Approach to Online Task ‎Offloading in Mobile Edge Computing Environments
Peng, Qinglan; Xia, Yunni; Wang, ‎Yan; Wu, Chunrong; Luo, Xin; Lee, ‎Jia
‎208 Mobility-Aware Service Placement for Vehicular ‎Users in Edge-Cloud Environment.
Mudam, Rahul; Bhartia, Saurabh; ‎Chattopadhyay, Soumi; Bhattacharya, ‎Arani

Session ID A7

Session TitleSmart Data and Smart Services 2
Session DateWednesday December 16, 2020
Session time16:30:00 – 18:30:00
Session ChairDr. Khalil Drira
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Session Content‎198 Fine-Grained Task Distribution for Mobile ‎Sensor Networks with Agent Cooperation ‎Relationship.
Zhang, Yang; Tao, Ye; Zhang, Shukui; Zhang, Li; Long, Hao
‎255 Allocation Priority Policies for Serverless ‎Function-execution Scheduling Optimisation.
De Palma, Giuseppe; Giallorenzo, ‎Saverio; Mauro, Jacopo; Zavattaro, ‎Gianluigi
S286 Adaptive Recollected RNN for Workload Forecasting in Database-as-a-Service.
Liu, Chenzhengyi; Mao, Weibo; Gao, Yuanning; Gao, Xiaofeng; Li, Shifu; Chen, Guihai
S259 Exploring Interpretability for Predictive Process Analytics.
Sindhgatta, Renuka; Ouyang, Chun; Moreira, Catarina
S257 Designing Optimal Robotic Process Automation Architectures.
Mahala, Geeta; Sindhgatta, Renuka; Khanh Dam, Hoa; Ghose, Aditya

Session ID T1

Session TitleAn Introduction to Service Robots
Session DateWednesday December 16, 2020
Session time16:30:00 – 18:30:00
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Speaker(s)Dr. Patrick C. K. Hung, Dr. Farkhund Iqbal, and Ms. Saiqa Aleem
Session ContentA service robot can be defined as the Internet of Things (IoT) consisting of a physical robot body that connects to one or more Cloud services to facilitate human-machine interaction activities to enhance the functionality of a traditional robot. Many studies found out that anthropomorphic designs in robots resulted in greater user engagement. Humanoid service robots usually behave like natural social interaction partners for human users, with emotional features such as speech, gestures, and eye-gaze, in referring to the cultural and social back ground of the users. Referring to the current spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, service robots are playing a much more important and critical role in helping to safeguard people in many countries nowadays. This tutorial covers the research issues from both technical and social-technical perspectives, such as Human-Robot Interaction (HRI), spatial interaction, emotion, nonverbal and verbal interaction, cybersecurity issues with a case study and a live robot demo.

Session ID D1

Session TitleDemonstrations
Session DateWednesday December 16, 2020
Session time19:00:00 – 21:00:00
Session ChairDr. Abderrahmane Maaradji
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Session Content289 A Crowdsourcing-Based Knowledge Graph Construction Platform.
Liu, Xingkun; Tu, Zhiying; Wang, Zhongjie; Xu, Xiaofei; Chen, Yin.
306 Data Interaction for IoT-Aware Wearable Process Management.
Schönig, Stefan; Jasinski, Richard; Ermer, Andreas.
316 SiDD: The Situation-Aware Distributed Deployment System.
Képes, Kálmán; Leymann, Frank; Weder, Benjamin; Wild, Karoline.
317 AuraEN: Autonomous Resource Allocation for Cloud-hosted Data Processing Pipelines.
Samant, Sunil Singh; Chhetri, Mohan Baruwal; Vo, Bao Quoc; Kowalczyk, Ryszard; Nepal, Surya.

Session ID K4

Session TitleBig Service as a New Form of Internet of Services
Session DateThursday December 17, 2020
Session time10:00:00 – 11:00:00
Session ChairDr. Jianwei Yin
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SpeakerProf. Xiaofei Xu, Harbin Institute of Technology, China
AbstractInformation technology has developed into a new phase with the emergence of artificial intelligence, block chain, cloud computing, big data, edge computing and fog computing, Internet of Things, mobile computing and open source, etc. In the environment of Internet of Services, more and more software service resources have been developed and accumulated. These services are further inter-connected to form the complicated service ecosystems across domains. This is called Big Service, a new ecosystem of massive complicated networked services which bridge heterogeneous networks, multiple business domains and the cyber and physical worlds. A lot of new challenges emerge and lead to drastic changes on traditional services computing research and practice, resulting in Big Service theory and technologies. The Big Service can be regarded as a new form of the Internet of Services. In this speech, the concepts, features, architecture, research problems and topics, new paradigm, and smart applications of Big Service are presented and introduced. The future development trends of Big Service will also be discussed.

Session ID A8

Session TitleIndustry papers
Session DateThursday December 17, 2020
Session time11:30:00 – 13:00:00
Session ChairDr. Hamid Motahari
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Session Content170 Latest Image Recommendation Method for Automatic Base Image Update in Dockerfile.
Kitajima, Shinya; Sekiguchi, Atsuji
209 Online Topic Modeling for Short Texts.
Roy, Suman; Malladi, Vijay Varma; Sengupta, Ayan; Das, Souparna
119 Metrics for Assessing Architecture Conformance to Microservice Architecture Patterns and Practices.
Ntentos, Evangelos; Zdun, Uwe; Plakidas, Konstantinos; Meixner, Sebastian; Geiger, Sebastian

Session ID A9

Session TitleService Oriented Technology Trends 1
Session DateThursday December 17, 2020
Session time14:00:00 – 16:00:00
Session ChairTBA
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Session Content‎175 RESTest: Black-Box Constraint-Based Testing of ‎RESTful Web APIs
Martin-Lopez, Alberto; Segura, Sergio; ‎Ruiz-Cortés, Antonio
‎215 A Type-Sensitive Service Identification ‎Approach for Legacy-to-SOA Migration.
Abdellatif, Manel; Tighilt, Rafik; Moha, ‎Naouel; Mili, Hafedh; Elboussaidi, ‎Ghizlane; Privat, Jean; Guéhéneuc, Yann-‎Gaël
S180 Automated Quality Assessment of Incident Tickets for Smart Service Continuity.
Baresi, Luciano; Quattrocchi, Giovanni; Tamburri, Damian Andrew; Van Den Heuvel, Willem-Jan
S160 API-Prefer: An API Package Recommender System based on Composition Feature Learning.
Liu, Yancen; Cao, Jian

Session ID T2

Session TitleUser Experience Design of Services with Patterns: The Case of Green Sustainability and Usability Security Services
Session DateThursday December 17, 2020
Session time14:00:00 – 16:00:00
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Speaker(s)Dr. Ahmed Seffah
Session ContentThe success of a whole interactive software system even the software eco-systems, a mobile service, a Web site or the new emerging cyber physical systems can be attributed to many Software Engineering (SE) and technical quality concerns. Among the six quality attributes defined in ISO-25001 is the usability and User Experience (UX) that should be designed in harmony with the other major factors such as security and sustainability. Usability/UX is often into conflicts with other factors. Building a trade-offs between such factors is not an easy task as it requires expertise on the different quality attributes. HCI experts and designers are aware of security concerns and vice-versa. Designing the conflicts and trade-offs between usability, security and sustainability is what this tutorial is all about. We will present the well-known concept of human-computer interaction design patterns as a way to build the trade-offs between these factors while providing efficient, easy to use tools that any developer can use. First, we will introduced various Interaction design patterns – also called user experience design patters, HCI or UI or UX design patterns. They are a mean to discover, encapsulate and disseminate the best design practices. Then, we will present two different cases of the use of these HCI/UX patterns: E-waste service design using green patterns and the design of authentication and identity management services using some usable security patterns.

Session ID A10

Session TitleService Oriented Technology Trends 2
Session DateThursday December 17, 2020
Session time16:30:00 – 17:30:00
Session ChairDr. Asad Khattak
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Session Content‎158 Tail-Latency-Aware Fog Application Replica ‎Placement.
Fahs, Ali J.; Pierre, Guillaume
S206 Two-Sided Matching Scheduling using Multi-Level Look-Ahead Queue of Supply and Demand.
Chen, Mincheng; Yuan, Jingling; Wang, Nana; Luo, Yi; Luo, Pei
S111 A Practice-Oriented, Control-Flow-Based Anomaly Detection Approach for Internal Process Audits.
Schumann, Gerrit; Kruse, Felix; Nonnenmacher, Jakob