WP3 – Enhancing expertise and exchanging know-how through international workshops and conferences Krzysztof Walkowiak

Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 2 of 21 Main Objectives Support in organizing of international conferences and workshops in the field of Network Intelligence Providing comprehensive knowledge to the ENGINE staff on state-of-the-art and methodology in Network Intelligence Identifying potential ENGINE expertise in a crucial area of global scientific interest Identifying what skills and knowledge available at the ENGINE can be used for providing new industrial applications Identifying the links between current research projects at the ENGINE and their potential applications in the industry Establishing relationships with industrial and scientific partners for future cooperation Establishing collaboration between the ENGINE and the international teams and institutions working within the Network Intelligence area

Work Tasks Work tasks : Facilitation of knowledge sharing as well as raising the visibility of the ENGINE Centre in the scientific environment by organizing 2 conferences as well as 11 workshops of the covering diverse subjects in the Network Intelligence research area Work task 3.14 : Enhancing knowledge exchange and ENGINE Centre staff expertise, through participation in the international workshops and conferences Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 3 of 21

WT 3.1: ASONAM 2015 Name: IEEE/ACM International Conference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and Mining (ASONAM 2015) Task Leader: Przemysław Kazienko Duration: 4 days Estimated no. of participants: 300 Date: Q3/2015 ASONAM is the best annual worldwide conference on Social Network Analysis and Mining Previous events –ASONAM 2014, Beijing, China –ASONAM 2013, Niagara Falls, Canada –ASONAM 2012, Istanbul, Turkey –ASONAM 2011, Kaohsiung, Taiwan –ASONAM 2010, Odense, Denmark Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 4 of 21

WT 3.2: CORES 2015 Name: The 9th International Conference on Computer Recognition Systems CORES 2015 Task Leader: Robert Burduk Duration: 3 days Estimated no. of participants: 80 Date: Q2/2015 Previous events –CORES 2013, Miłków, Poland, 107 submitted papers –CORES 2011, Wrocław, Poland, 98 submitted papers –CORES 2009, Wrocław, Poland, –CORES 2007, Rydzyna, Poland, –CORES 2005, Rydzyna, Poland, Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 5 of 21

WT 3.3: European Workshop on Network Intelligence (ENI) Name: European Workshop on Network Intelligence (ENI) Task Leader: Przemysław Kazienko Duration: 2-3 days Estimated no. of participants: 40, 50,60 Date: Q2/2014, Q2/2015, Q2/2016 Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 6 of 21

WT 3.4: Workshop on Complex Network Mining and Analysis Name: Workshop on Complex Network Mining and Analysis Task Leader: Radosław Michalski Duration: 3-5 days Estimated no. of participants: 30 Date: Q3/2015 Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 7 of 21

WT 3.5: Workshop on Complex Network Mining and Analysis Name: Workshop on Complex Network Mining and Analysis Task Leader: Tomasz Kajdanowicz Duration: 3-5 days Estimated no. of participants: 30 Date: Q3/2014 Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 8 of 21

WT 3.6: Workshop on Interdisciplinary Network Intelligence in Applications Name: Workshop on Interdisciplinary Network Intelligence in Applications Task Leader: Tomasz Kajdanowicz Duration: 3-5 days Estimated no. of participants: 30 Date: Q3/2015 Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 9 of 21

WT 3.7: Workshop on Nonstationary Models of Pattern Recognition and Classifier Combinations Name: Workshop on Nonstationary Models of Pattern Recognition and Classifier Combinations Task Leader: Michał Woźniak Duration: 1 day Estimated no. of participants: 25 Date: Q3/2014 Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 10 of 21

WT 3.8: Workshop on Machine Learning in Life Sciences Name: Workshop on Machine Learning in Life Sciences Task Leader: Bartosz Krawczyk Duration: 1 day Estimated no. of participants: 20 Date: Q3/2014, Q3/2015 Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 11 of 21

WT 3.9: Workshop on Solving Classification Problems Embedded in the Nature of Data Name: Workshop on Solving Classification Problems Embedded in the Nature of Data Task Leader: Bartosz Krawczyk Duration: 1 day Estimated no. of participants: 20 Date: Q4/2014 Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 12 of 21

WT 3.10: Workshop on Survivable Content Oriented Networking Name: Workshop on Survivable Content Oriented Networking Task Leader: Krzysztof Walkowiak Duration: 1 day Estimated no. of participants: 15 Date: Q3/2014, Q3/2015 Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 13 of 21

WT 3.11: Workshop on Application of Gaze tracking Methods in Mobile Applications Usability Verification Name: Workshop on Application of Gaze tracking Methods in Mobile Applications Usability Verification Task Leader: Janusz Sobecki Duration: 1-2 days Estimated no. of participants: 20 Date: Q3/2014, Q3/2015 Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 14 of 21

WT 3.12: Workshop on Machine Vision and Graphics Name: Workshop on Machine Vision and Graphics (MaViG) Task Leader: Halina Kwaśnicka Duration: 1-2 days Estimated no. of participants: 20 Date: Q3/2015 Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 15 of 21

WT 3.13: Workshop on Soft Computing Methods and Application Name: Workshop on Soft Computing Methods and Application (SoCMA) Task Leader: Urszula Markowska-Kaczmar Duration: 1-2 days Estimated no. of participants: 20 Date: Q3/2015 Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 16 of 21

Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 17 of 21 Draft Schedule

Research Areas A1. Data mining, A2. Complex networks, A3. Cloud computing, A4. Content-oriented networking, A5. Semantic networks & NLP, A6. Machine vision, A7. User modelling & HCI, A8. Sensor networks Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 18 of 21

Application Areas B1. Medicine, B2. Biology & chemistry, B3. Sociology & psychology, B4. Management & economics, B5. Media & entertainment, B6. Business & engineering Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 19 of 21

WT 3.14: Enhancing knowledge exchange and ENGINE Centre staff expertise The task includes participation of the staff members in the international scientific conferences The main goal is to increase the transfer of knowledge as well as to develop research cooperation resulting in increased submission of research projects The ENGINE researchers will have the opportunity to participate in 60 European conferences including the most prestigious events in the Network Intelligence sciences European events do not cover entire thematic diversity therefore it is planned that researchers from the ENGINE Centre will participate in 30 conferences organized outside Europe Krzysztof Walkowiak, Work Package 3 page 20 of 21

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