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  Third International Conference on Fog and Mobile Edge Computing, FMEC 2018, Barcelona, Spain, April 23-26, 2018. IEEE 2018, ISBN 978-1-5386-5896-3
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    Schahram Dustdar:
    Keynote speech 1: Edge computing in context - Research and engineering challenges. 1
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    David Carrera:
    Keynote speech 2: City of Barcelona's deployment of fog computing for improved citizen and city services. 2
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    Etienne Elie:
    Keynote speech 3: Intel Optane™ technology as differentiator for Internet of everything and fog computing. 3
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    Gary Spence:
    Keynote speech 4: Blockchain based systems and edge computing working together as a decentralized public ledger. 4
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    Jaime Lloret:
    Intelligent systems for multimedia delivery in software defined networks. 5-6

Fog and Mobile Edge Computing

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    Mohammad-Mahdi Bazm, Thibaut Sautereau, Marc Lacoste, Mario Südholt, Jean-Marc Menaud:
    Cache-based side-channel attacks detection through Intel Cache Monitoring Technology and Hardware Performance Counters. 7-12
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    Antero Taivalsaari, Tommi Mikkonen:
    On the development of IoT systems. 13-19
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    Yen-Chiu Chen, Chun-Chieh Wang, Jian-Cheng Chen:
    NeiMEC: Automatically building neighbor relationship between mobile edge platforms in multi-access edge computing environment. 20-25
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    Dimitrios Tychalas, Helen D. Karatza:
    Simulation and performance evaluation of a fog system. 26-33
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    Charif Mahmoudi, Fabrice Mourlin, Abdella Battou:
    Formal definition of edge computing: An emphasis on mobile cloud and IoT composition. 34-42
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    Jeremy Fanguede, Michele Paolino, Dimitar Dimitrov, Daniel Raho:
    A novel pflua-based OpenFlow implementation for VOSYSwitch. 43-49
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    Alessandro Carrega, Matteo Repetto, Giorgio Robino, Giancarlo Portomauro:
    OpenStack extensions for QoS and energy efficiency in edge computing. 50-57
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    Sufyan Almajali, Haythem Bany Salameh, Moussa Ayyash, Hany Elgala:
    A framework for efficient and secured mobility of IoT devices in mobile edge computing. 58-62
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    Claus Pahl, Nabil El Ioini, Sven Helmer, Brian Lee:
    An architecture pattern for trusted orchestration in IoT edge clouds. 63-70
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    Tamas Pflanzner, K. Zs. Leszko, Attila Kertész:
    SUMMON: Gathering smart city data to support IoT-Fog-Cloud simulations. 71-78
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    Antonio Brogi, Stefano Forti, Ahmad Ibrahim, Luca Rinaldi:
    Bonsai in the Fog: An active learning lab with Fog computing. 79-86
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    Syed Rameez Ullah Kakakhel, Lauri Mukkala, Tomi Westerlund, Juha Plosila:
    Virtualization at the network edge: A technology perspective. 87-92
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    Omar A. Nasr, Yasser Amer, Mohammed AboBakr:
    The "Droplet": A new personal device to enable fog computing. 93-99
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    Ermínio Augusto Ramos da Paixão, Rafael Fogarolli Vieira, Welton Vasconcelos Araujo, Diego Lisboa Cardoso:
    Optimized load balancing by dynamic BBU-RRH mapping in C-RAN architecture. 100-104
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    Md Anit Khan, Andrew P. Paplinski, Abdul Malik Khan, M. Manzur Murshed, Rajkumar Buyya:
    Exploiting user provided information in dynamic consolidation of virtual machines to minimize energy consumption of cloud data centers. 105-114
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    Isaac Lera, Carlos Guerrero, Carlos Juiz:
    Comparing centrality indices for network usage optimization of data placement policies in fog devices. 115-122
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    Cosimo Anglano, Massimo Canonico, Paolo Castagno, Marco Guazzone, Matteo Sereno:
    A game-theoretic approach to coalition formation in fog provider federations. 123-130
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    Rejina Basnet, Subhojeet Mukherjee, Vignesh M. Pagadala, Indrakshi Ray:
    An efficient implementation of next generation access control for the mobile health cloud. 131-138
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    Kalpana Singh, Renaud Sirdey, Sergiu Carpov:
    Practical personalized genomics in the encrypted domain. 139-146
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    Ram Govinda Aryal, Jörn Altmann:
    Dynamic application deployment in federations of clouds and edge resources using a multiobjective optimization AI algorithm. 147-154

Internet of Things: Networking Applications and Technologies

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    Ali Al-Mahmood, Michael Opoku Agyeman:
    On wearable devices for motivating patients with upper limb disability via gaming and home rehabilitation. 155-162
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    Jack Whitter-Jones:
    Security review on the Internet of Things. 163-168
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    Antti Peuhkurinen, Tommi Mikkonen:
    Embedding web apps in mixed reality. 169-174
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    Alejandro Veiga, Laura García, Lorena Parra, Jaime Lloret, Vivian Augele:
    An IoT-based smart pillow for sleep quality monitoring in AAL environments. 175-180
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    Rajith Anjali, Soki Sakurai, Hiroshi Mine:
    Real-time optimized HVAC control system on top of an IoT framework. 181-186
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    Stefanos Peros, Hassaan Janjua, Sven Akkermans, Wouter Joosen, Danny Hughes:
    Dynamic QoS support for IoT backhaul networks through SDN. 187-192
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    Alexander Victor Tietgen Bardram, Mikkel Delbo Larsen, Krzysztof Mateusz Malarski, Martin Nordal Petersen, Sarah Ruepp:
    LoRaWan capacity simulation and field test in a harbour environment. 193-198
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    Zhengqi Jiang, Haard Shah, Roberto Rojas-Cessa, Haim Grebel, Ahmed A. Mohamed:
    Experimental evaluation of power distribution to reactive loads in a network-controlled delivery grid. 199-204
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    Camila Fukuda, Henrique Pita, Haim Grebel, Roberto Rojas-Cessa, Ahmed A. Mohamed:
    A digital approach to energy networks: Allocation and distribution of energy requests. 205-210
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    Mohammad Al Ja'afreh, Moayad Aloqaily, Ismaeel Al Ridhawi, Nour Mostafa:
    A hybrid-based 3D streaming framework for mobile devices over IoT environments. 211-216
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    Shoukat Ali, Muazzam Ali Khan, Jawad Ahmad, Asad Waqar Malik, Anis Ur Rahman:
    Detection and prevention of Black Hole Attacks in IOT & WSN. 217-226

Smart Living with IoT, Cloud, and Edge Computing

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    David Perez, Suejb Memeti, Sabri Pllana:
    A simulation study of a smart living IoT solution for remote elderly care. 227-232
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    Szilvia Varadi, G. Gultekin Varkonyi, Attila Kertész:
    Law and IoT: How to see things clearly in the Fog. 233-238
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    Riya Samanta, Chandni Kumari, Novarun Deb, Sagar Bose, Agostino Cortesi, Nabendu Chaki:
    Node localization for indoor tracking using artificial neural network. 229-233
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    Martin G. Salido Ortega, Luis-Felipe Rodríguez, J. Octavio Gutiérrez-García:
    Energy-aware data collection from the Internet of Things for building emotional profiles. 234-239
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    Andreas Seitz, Dominic Henze, Jochen Nickles, Markus Sauer, Bernd Bruegge:
    Augmenting the industrial Internet of Things with Emojis. 240-245
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    Madiha Razzaq, Goo-Rak Kwon, Seokjoo Shin:
    Energy efficient Dijkstra-based weighted sum minimization routing protocol for WSN. 246-251

Smart Cities Systems Engineering

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    Tassio Vale, Eliazar Carvalho, Marcio Souza, Pedro O. Raimundo, Igor Faria, Rodrigo O. Spínola, Frank Elberzhager:
    A mapping study on living labs: Characteristics, smart cities initiatives, challenges and software architecture aspects. 252-257
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    Gianfranco Gagliardi, Alessandro Casavola, Marco Lupia, Gianni Cario, Francesco Tedesco, Fabrizio Lo Scudo, Francesco Cicchello Gaccio, Antonio Augimeri:
    A smart city adaptive lighting system. 258-263
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    Pedro Torrinha, Carlos E. Salgado, Ricardo J. Machado:
    A retrofitting auction service business model proposal within a smart city context. 264-271
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    Nour Mostafa, Ismaeel Al Ridhawi, Moayad Aloqaily:
    Fog resource selection using historical executions. 272-276
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    Elena Markoska, Sanja Lazarova-Molnar:
    Towards smart buildings performance testing as a service. 277-282
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    Shahzad Khan, Devashish Paul, Parham Momtahan, Moayad Aloqaily:
    Artificial intelligence framework for smart city microgrids: State of the art, challenges, and opportunities. 283-288

Mobile Cloud Computing systems, Management, and Security

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    Chin-Ling Chen, Chang-Cheng Ku, Yong-Yuan Deng, Woei-Jiunn Tsaur:
    Automatic detection for online games bot with APP. 289-294
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    Esraa Ahmadoh, Lo'ai Ali Tawalbeh:
    Power consumption experimental analysis in smart phones. 295-299
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    Suhaila Habeeb, Lo'ai Ali Tawalbeh:
    Feasibility study and requirements for mobile cloud healthcare systems in Saudi Arabia. 300-304

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