FINALPROGRAM
2006 Asia-Pacific Services Computing Conference (APSCC 2006)
Dec. 12-15, 2006
SouthChinaUniversity of TechnologyGuangzhou, China
Sponsors
Hosted by
Communication and Computer Network Laboratory of GD,
Computer science and engineering school,
Network Engineering and ResearchCenter,
SouthChinaUniversity of Technology
Technically co-sponsored by
IEEE Computer Society
IEEE Services Computing Community
The National Science Foundation of China
Supported by
Guangzhou Association For Science & Technology
Outlines
Welcome Message ……………………………………………………. 3
APSCC2006 Organizing Committee………………………………….. 4
The map of SCUT ……………………………………………………… 5
Schedule Overview …………………………………………………….. 6
Introduction from Plenary Speakers ………………………………… 7
Arrangement for Oral Presentations…………………………………. 12
Arrangement for Poster Presentations……………….………………. 13
Detailed Arrangement for Oral Presentations………………………. 14
Detailed Arrangement for Poster Presentations………………….…. 21
WELCOME FROM THE GENERAL CHAIRS
2006 Asia-Pacific Services Computing Conference (APSCC 2006) is the firth independent conference on service computing in Asia-Pacific area. It is the continuation of the 2005 International Symposium on Business Excellence through Services-oriented Transformation (BEST 2005) held in Xi’an, China. Along with the European Conference on Web Services (ECOWS, APSCC has joined the conference family of the IEEE Computer Society Technical Committee on Services Computing (
Service computing is a new cross-discipline that covers the science and technology needed to bridge the gap between Business Services and IT Services. The goal of services computing is to develop new computing technology and thereby enable more advanced IT services to support business services more efficiently and effectively. APSCC is a forum for researchers and industry practitioner to exchange information regarding advancements in the state of art and practice of IT-Driven Business Services and Application Services, as well as to identify emerging research topics and define the future directions of services computing.
With the enthusiastic support from our academic and industry communities, the paper submissions we received this year are more than three hundreds, though it is the first conference of APSCC. We must thank the members of our program committee for their tireless efforts, together with those of our reviewers, to select one hundred papers for presentation and poster in the conference. The large number of contributions and the constraint of our program schedule mean we have to be more selective and disappoint some contributors whose papers we would otherwise have accepted. On the other hand, the more competitive acceptance rate has helped our conference reach a high level of standard.
This year is the starting in our APSCC history, which would not have been possible without your support, and the great efforts of our organizing team. So, we would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to our co-sponsors, conference committee, program committee, reviewers, and the many other colleagues who have contributed in difference ways to the success of this event. We hereby would like to thankthe members of the Publication Committee for their significant editorial work.In particular, we would like to thank all the authors for contributing their papers. Without the high-quality submissions from the authors, the success of the conference would not have been possible. Finally, we are especially grateful to the IEEE Computer Society, IEEE Services Computing Community,Guangzhou Association For Science & Technology,and the National Science Foundation of China for their sponsorship.
We hope you will enjoy your stay here in Guangzhou, a city which has been one of the frontier cities of China economic revolution, an energetic outstanding travel city in China. And we hope you will find this conference rewarding and will continue your great support for the APSCC in the future.
Chung-Jen Tan and Ling Zhang
General Chairs, APSCC 2006
APSCC2006 Organizing Committee
General Conference Co-Chairs / Chung-Jen (CJ) Tan, University of Hong Kong, HKLing Zhang, South ChinaUniversity of Technology, China
Steering Committees Chairs / Hai Jin, HuazhongUniversity of Science and Technology, China
Liang-Jie (LJ) Zhang, IBM Research, USA
Program Co-Chairs / Ming-Chien Shan,SAP Research North America, USA
Shoubin Dong, SouthChinaUniversity of Technology, China
Industry Chair / Simon CW See , Sun Microsystems , Singapore
Publication Chair / Hua Yuan ,SouthChinaUniversity of Technology, China
Yong Xu,SouthChinaUniversity of Technology, China
Local Arrangement Chairs / Qiyu Chen, SouthChinaUniversity of Technology, China
Ming Wang , South ChinaUniversity of Technology,China
Conference Secretary / Ruobin Wu, SouthChinaUniversity of Technology, China
Program Committee
Abdul Allam / Athman Bouguettaya / Castellanos / Min CaiYicheng Cao / Chihung Chi / Dickson K.W. Chiu / Weihui Dai
Furong Dong / Xiaoshe Dong / Casat Fabio / Dimitrios Georgakopoulos
Xiangpei Hu / Yi Jiang / Minglu Li / Qi Li
Ye Li / Ling Liu / Jiachun Li / Weijiang Long
Yi Liu / Ying Liu / Michael Maximilien / Shaozu Mei
Xiangxu Meng / Teo Yong Meng / Aad van Moorsel / Lifang Peng
Ming Qi / Jiaying Qi / Surendra Sarnikar / Yanfeng Shu
Sherry Sun / Yanming Sun / Lin Tao / Kunal Verma
Guoqing Wang / Xingwei Wang / Andreas Wombacher / Yongwei Wu
Song Wu / Yingliang Wu / Zhaohui Wu / Yong Xu
Xiaoyang Yan / Hua Yuan / Hewei Yu / Bixi Zhang
Jinlong Zhang / J Leon Zhao / Li Zheng / Weimin Zheng
Yao Zheng / Jie Zhou / Guilong Zhu
APSCC2006 Schedule Overview
TimeDate / Morning / Afternoon / Evening
Dec. 12 / Registration
Xihu Hotel / Registration
Xihu Hotel / Dinner
18:30-20:00pm
Xihu Hotel
Dec. 13 / Opening Ceremony
Location:Great hall of Academic Exchange Center of ShawScienceBuilding
9:00-9:30am
Group Photo: 9:30-9:50 am
Plenary Speech
Chair: Prof. Hai Jin
Speaker: Prof. Jinpeng Huai
9:50—10:30 am
Coffee Break: 11:30-11:40 am
Speaker: Dr.Liangjie Zhang
10:40—11:20 am
Panel Discussions
11:20—12:00 am / Oral presentation :
F-1, B-1, G-1
Poster presentation:
P-1
14:30-16:15pm
Coffee Break: 16:15-16:30 pm
Oral presentation :
S-1, B-2, G-2
16:30-18:00 pm / Welcome Reception
18:00-21:30pm
Restaurant in Panyu
Dec. 14 / Plenary Speech
Location:Great hall of Academic Exchange Center of ShawScienceBuilding
Chair:Prof. Shoubin Dong
Speaker: Prof. Chin E. Lin
9:00—9:50 am
Speaker: Dr. Simon See
9:50—10:40 am
Coffee Break: 10:40-11:00 am
Speaker: Dr. Qiming Chen
11:00—12:00 am / Oral presentation :
F-2,S-2,B-3,G-3,B-4
Poster presentation:
P-2
14:30-16:45pm
Coffee Break: 16:45-17:00 pm
Closing Ceremony& Awards
Location: Room 107
17:00-18:00pm / Dinner
18:00-19:30pm
Xihu Hotel
Dec. 15 / City Tour
8:30am—18:00pm
CROWN project: a Service-oriented Grid middleware and its challenges
Jinpeng Huai,Professor & PhD
Beihang University, China
E-mail:
Abstract:
Peer-to-peer (P2P) and grid computing are widely considered as the next wave of distributed computing, which promise to enable the federation of heterogeneous and geographically dispersed computing resources to provide more powerful, reliable and uniform services in an open Internet with the self-organizing and dynamic nature. They strive to integrate various resources on the virtual organization, including computational power, data storage, communications, software and even expertises. P2P and grid technologies are evolving rapidly with the progress of Web Service.
This talk will first discuss a service grid middleware system, CROWN(China R&D Environment Over Wide-area Network) project supported by NSFC. As the two kernel points of the middleware，an overlay based distributed grid resource management mechanism is proposed，the policy-based distributed access control mechanism with the capability of automatic negotiation of the access control policy and a trust management and negotiation mechanism is also discussed. Meanwhile, the talk will discuss some new challenges for future Distributed Computing because Client/Virtual Computing Environment is a promising direction with the development of distributed computing and the huge requirement of its applications, and “Soft” issues, such as Availability, Reliability, Integrity, trustworthiness and Maintainability, are not soft compared to hard issues in an open Internet. So what are big challenges for future Distributed Computing/Virtual Network Computing? The answer is that Service-oriented computing with dependability will be a Choice in the near future.
Short Biography:
Dr. Jinpeng Huai is a Professor and Vice President of Beihang University. He serves on the Steering Committee for Advanced Computing Technology Subject, the National High-Tech Program (863) as Chief Scientist. He is a member of Consulting Committee of the Central Government’s Information Office, and Chairman of the Expert Committee in both the National e-Government Engineering Taskforce and the National e-Government Standard.
Dr. Huai and his colleagues are leading the key projects in e-Science of the National Science Foundation of China (NSFC) and MOST. He has published over 100 papers and received more than 40 patents. His research interests include Service-oriented computing and Middleware, distributed computing, trustworthiness and security.
Top Ten Trends in Services Computing
Liang-Jie (LJ) Zhang, PhD
Research Staff Member, SOA Services
Editor-in-Chief, International Journal of Web Services Research (JWSR)
Services Computing, IBM Research,USA
E-mail:
Abstract:
Services Computing has become a cross-discipline subject that covers the science and technology of bridging the gap between Business Services and IT Services. This talksummarizesten trends of this discipline based on a set of innovative research results around Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Web services, business consulting methodology and utilities, business process modeling, transformation, integration, and management. The trends will focus on elaborating Services Computing as an emerging interdisciplinary science and engineering subject that provides technical foundation for the emerging Services Science; presenting up-to-date innovative research results and leading industry solutions; exploring methods of establishing, operating, and managing business services using Services Computing technologies. This talk will concluded with some research directions of Services Computing and emerging SOA standards efforts in the field of Services Computing. The IEEE Body of Knowledge on Services Computing portal will be introduced to illustrate worldwide collaboration efforts around Services Computing.
Short Biography:
Dr. Liang-Jie (LJ) Zhang is a Research Staff Member (RSM) in Services Technologies Department at IBMT.J.WatsonResearchCenter. He is one of the worldwide leaders of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Web services, as well as the founding chair of the Services Computing PIC (Professional Interest Community) at IBM Research. He is leading SOA services research for IBM Global Business Services and IBM Research. He was the chief architect of industrial standards for IBM Software Group and core technology strategy team member for IBM Global Industrial Sector. He was presented with the IBM "Outstanding Technical Achievement Award" for HotMedia Architecture in 1999. IBM HotMedia was awarded the CNET/PC Expo's "Best of Show Software Award" in 2000. He received IBM’s First/Second/Third/Fourth/Fifth/Sixth/Seventh/Eighth Plateau Creative Contribution Award in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2002, 2003, 2003, and 2005 respectively.
LJ is the Editor-in-Chief of the first research journal dedicated to Web Services Research. He is the founding chair of the Technical Committee on Services Computing, IEEE Computer Society, Program Chair of the 2007 IEEE International Conference on Web Services (ICWS) and the 2007 IEEE International Conference on Services Computing (SCC). He has published over 100 technical papers. He has 35 issued patents in the United States, China, and other countries. His book “Services Computing” will be published by Springer in February 2007. Liang-Jie received a B.S. in Electrical Engineering at XidianUniversity in 1990, an M.S. in Electrical Engineering at Xi'an Jiaotong University in 1992, and a Ph.D. in Pattern Recognition and Intelligent Control at TsinghuaUniversity in 1996.
Mobile Informatics for Global Logistics
Chin E. Lin,Professor & PhD
National Cheng-Kung University, TAIWAN
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Abstract: Logistics is a branch system to support a complete systemized operation. Logistics may be a concept or a software in performance, where information is much more important connecting to all related branches into harmonized operation. Logistics has the characteristics of passing information from one to the others.Mobile Informatics is to create a new environment for persons to access information exchange with large distribute systems through wireless communication under mobile freedom, broadband superiority and privacy in security. Mobile logistics establishes message exchange on an Internet platform through mobile communication system. Mobile logistics demands location-based information to be aware of materials, supplies, manpower, facility, and other resources. Mobile communication changes the logistics in system structure and operation procedure. Mobile logistics promotes production chains into new era of Internet based performance to enhance efficiency. Mobile logistics becomes seamless cooperative from raw material to end user, internationally.
Short Biography:
Prof.Lin is a professor at NationalCheng-KungUniversity in Taiwan. He is a professor in power electronics technology, aviation flight control, cruise control, the maglev technology, control applications, mobile communications,wireless remote control, supply chain , and has a deep academic attainments in the field. More than 100 his published papers were collected by SCI index. He has applied for 6 patent for the past five years.
Title:
SimonCWSee,Professor & PhD
Chief Technologist & PE
Global Science & Tech Network
SunMicrosystemsInc,Singapore
Nanyang Tech. Univ. and NationalUniv. of Singapore
E-mail:
Abstract:
Short Biography:
A/Prof Simon See is currently the High Performance Computing Technology Director for Sun Microsystems Inc, Asia and also an Adjunct Associate Professor in NanyangTechnologicalUniversity. A/Prof See is also the director for the Sun Asia Pacific Science and TechnologyCenter. His research interest is in the area of High Performance Computing, computational science, Applied Mathematics and simulation methodology. He has published over 30 papers in these areas and has won various awards.
Dr. See graduated from University of Salford (UK) with a Ph.D. in electrical engineering and numerical analysis in 1993. Prior to joining Sun, Dr See worked for SGI, DSO National Lab. of Singapore, IBM and International Simulation Ltd (UK). He is also providing consultancy to a number of national research and supercomputing centers. Dr See is also an adjunct research fellow in the National University of Singapore.
Scalable Information Service
Qiming Chen,PhD
HP Labs, China
E-mail:
Abstract: In this talk, we will introduce the direction and projects of HP Labs China in scalable information management research. Then we will discuss the scalability issue of information services from multiple dimensions, at both service layer and data management layer. We show how to scale-up information services by using parallel databases and by using distributed file systems, along with comparison of different types of parallel databases built on server clusters.
Short Biography:
Dr. Qiming Chen is a senior research scientist in HP Labs, with expertise in database, data mining and enterprise system architecture. He served or chaired more than twenty program committees of international conferences, authored over eighty refereed technical publications, and had over twenty US patents granted or filed. Having contributed to the research programs in Intelligent Information Solution, Data Mining, Distributed Middleware, and Database Technology Departments of HP Labs, Qiming is now working in HP Lab China, dedicating to very large scale information system consolidation and management. He received his Ph.D degree from TsinghuaUniversity.
Parallel Session for Oral Presentations
Location:AcademicExchangeCenter of ShawScienceBuilding
RoomTime / 101（A） / 107（B） / 201（C）
Dec. 13
14:30—16:15 / Foundations of Services Computing(F-1)
Chair:Dr. Yanfeng Shu
216,53,97, 256,
119,225, 148 / Business Process Management and Business Integration(B-1)
Chair: Prof. Ming Qi
281,206, 262,249,
186, 131,43, 248 / Grid/Utility Computing(G-1)
Chair: Prof. Minglu Li
200,224,227,106,
13,132, 156, 284
Dec. 13
16:30—18:00 / Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)(S-1)
Chair:Dr. Yanfeng Shu
265,243,289,290,286, 31 / Business Process Management and Business Integration(B-2)
Chair: Prof. Ming Qi
253,172,91, 181,204,
87, 241 / Grid/Utility Computing(G-2)
Chair: Prof. Minglu Li
176, 78,59,288,252,
275,270
Dec. 14
14:30—16:45 / Foundations of Services Computing(F-2) &
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)(S-2)
Chair:Dr. Hua Yuan
92,210, 72;173,
182,192,125,63 / Business Process Management and Business Integration(B-3)
Chair: Dr. Yong Xu
62,238, 202,133,233,276,217,232,223, 218 / Grid/Utility Computing(G-3) Business Process Management and Business Integration(B-4)
Chair:Dr.Teo Yong Meng
199,50,195,20,139;
151,130,128, 283
Parallel Session for Poster Presentations
Location: AcademicExchangeCenter of ShawScienceBuilding
RoomTime / Ground Floor
Dec. 13
14:30--18:00 / P-1
Chair: Dr. Jie Zhou
245,272,194,82,129,28,75,136,85,135
Dec. 14
14:30—17:00 / P-2
Chair: : Dr. Jie Zhou
98,163,93,101,115,264,69,137,19,145,57
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Detailed Arrangement of Parallel Oral Sessions
F-1: Foundations of Services Computing(F-1)
Chair: Dr. Yanfeng Shu
14:30—16:15, December 13, 2006, Room 101
216Fuzzy Similarity From Conceptual Relations
Ling Song, Jun Ma, Li Lian, Zhumin Chen
53Fuzzy Petri Net-based Evaluation to the Process of ERP Implementation
Shaojun Wang, Gang Wang, Guoan Gao
97Improved Secret Sharing with Access Structures in a Hierarchy
Yi Liu, Ling Zhang, Yumin Wang
256An Efficient Approach to Web Services Discovery and Composition when Large Scale Services are Available
Zhumin Chen, Jun Ma, Ling Song, Li Lian
119An Effective Technique for Personalization Recommendation Based on Access Sequential Patterns
Xiaoqiu Tan
225A Fuzzy Multi-Attribute Decision Making Algorithm for Web Services Selection Based on QoSHongxia Tong, Shensheng Zhang
148Three Dimensional Layered Approach for Analyzing Value Chain Re-organization cross ICT Industries for Converged Mobile Multimedia Services
Yun Jiang, Laurent Gille
B-1: Business Process Management and Business Integration(B-1)
Chair: Prof. Ming Qi
14:30—16:15, December 13, 2006, Room 107
281 Reversible Sketch Based on the XOR-based Hashing
Wenfeng Feng, Zhibin Zhang, Zongpu Jia, Ziyi Fu
206Process-Based Design Verification for Systems Involving Shared Resources
K.S. Cheung, K.O. Chow
262A Fuzzy Neural Network model with Application to Telecommunications Business
Yongping Li, Rongjun Li
249Cooperative Design and Development of Logistics Information System Based on Simple Factory Pattern
Bo Yan, Biqing Huang, Hongbo Sun, Chin E. Lin
186An Integration of Web Service and Workflow to a Wealth Management Order Placement System: A Case Study of International Brokerages
Brenda Y. Hon, Dickson K.W. Chiu
131 Lot sizing, pricing and lead time decisions with time and price sensitive demand
Jianjun Shao, Dagang He
43The Research on the Application Strategies of Information and Communication Technologies to Promote the Knowledge Transfer in Regional Innovation System
Jie Xue, Zhengang Zhang
248 Applied Research on Logistics Grid based on ASP
Bo Yan, Yiyun Chen, Zhiyong Zhang
G-1: Grid/Utility Computing(G-1)
Chair: Prof. Minglu Li
14:30—16:15, December 13 ,2006, Room 201
200 An ECA-Rule-Based Workflow Approach for Advance Resource Reservation in ShanghaiGrid
Yi Wang, Minglu Li, Jian Cao, Ying Li, Lin Chen, Xinhua Lin, Feilong Tang
224 Dual-Role Based Access Control Framework for Grid Services