NCSS'17

The 7th International Workshop on Networking, Computing, Systems, and Software

To be held in conjunction with CANDAR'17, Aomori, Japan, November 19-22, 2017

The main goal of this workshop is to provide a timely forum for the exchange and dissemination of new ideas, techniques and research in the field of networking, computing, systems, and software. We accept original and unpublished work. We also accept:

  • position papers,
  • undergoing work,
  • preliminary version of a paper, and
  • extended version of previously published paper.

This workshop is non-refereed, so all submitted papers will be accepted for publication and presentation as long as they are well-formatted technical papers in the area of computing and networking. The authors are responsible for the originality, significance, clarity, and quality of the papers. The submitted papers will be published as they are. It is recommended to append “(preliminary version)” or “(extended version)” to the title of the paper if it is preliminary version or extended version.

Submission Instruction

  • Submission site: EasyChair
  • Papers should be submitted though EasyChair by the NCSS paper submission due.
  • You may upload the new version anytime until the submission due date.
  • If an author does not have EasyChair account, it must be created.
  • For paper submission, you need to login EasyChair as an “author”, choose “new submission” menu. Submissions should include abstract, key words, the e-mail address of the corresponding author.
  • Authors must select oral presentation or poster presentation when papers are submitted.
  • Submitted papers will be published as they are.

Paper format

  • Submitted papers must be the PDF using IEEE standard US-letter two-column format. Please see Manuscript Templates for Conference Proceedings for the details.
  • Title, Authors, Affiliation, Address, Abstract, Keywords must be written in English.
  • The body of the paper can be written in any language including English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, etc.
  • If you want to include the non-English version of Title, Authors, etc, they must be written in the footnote of the first page.
  • The length of the paper must be 2-10 pages.
  • The PDF file should not have page numbers.
  • The PDF file should not be protected for copying, editing and printing.
  • Papers that do not follow these guidelines will not be accepted.

Publication

  • Proceedings including all papers will be published and distributed at the CANDAR symposium site.
  • All papers presented at the workshop site will also be published in The Bulletin of Networking, Computing, Systems, and Software (ISSN 2186-5140).
  • Note that papers of NCSS will NOT be published through CPS, and thus they are NOT included in CS digital library.

Presentation

  • Submissions imply the willingness of at least one author to register, attend the conference, and present the paper.
  • Authors can select oral presentation or poster presentation.
  • Presentation must be made in English.

Visa Support

  • We are not able to support to Visa to visit Japan for NCSS authors if they have no CANDAR/Workshop papers.

Registration

  • One NCSS speaker registration is necessary for each paper to be published in the Proceedings and the Program. The registration fee must be paid by NCSS Speaker registration due.

Paper List

  • Speaker Name is written if speaker registration is paid.
  • As of 13:00PM, Oct 14 (JST)
Paper ID Title Oral/Poster Speaker
155 KyAnalyzer: An Efficient Code Source Classifier for Operating System Packages Oral Yi Ren
156 Industrial proof of HPC application design for long term maintenance Poster Francois Letierce
157 Development of a system alerting unsafe actions of texting while walking using a tail lamp Poster Amato tsuji
158 An FPGA Implementation of a Parallel Column Sort Algorithm with Off-chip DRAMs Poster
159 GPU-accelerated Ant Colony Optimization for the Traveling Salesman Problem Poster
161 Parallel Rabin-Karp Algorithm Implementation on GPU (Preliminary Version) Oral
162 Capturing Temporal Dynamics of Implicit Feedbacks for Collaborative Filtering by Using Deep Recurrent Neural Networks Poster Minjia He
163 Deep Neural Network to Predict NDA Graduates Refusing to Become SDF Officers Poster Kazuhiro Seiwa
164 A Web-based Management System for International Academic Symposiums Poster
165 Acceleration Techniques for Ray Tracing based on Parallel Methods Poster Jin Okaze
166 Program Obfuscation Method using Entropy Poster Takuto Omine
167 A CUDA C Program Generator for Verifying Logical Operators Poster
168 High-performance and Secure Just-in-time Compiler Protection Oral Tomoyuki Nakayama