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Iotaas 2020: Program at a Glance DATE TIME Online Room a Online Room B IoTaaS 2020: Program At A Glance DATE TIME Online Room A Online Room B Opening Ceremony 1. Welcome Speech of General 09:00-09:20 Chair 2. Welcome Speech of EAI Tencent Meeting ID: 688 462 967 Password: 2020 Keynote Speech: Coding and Modulation for Machine-Type 09:20-10:00 Communications Prof. Baoming Bai Tencent Meeting ID: 688 462 967 Password: 2020 Keynote Speech: Few-Shot Image Classification via Contrastive Self- 10:00-10:40 Supervised Learning Prof. Guizhong Liu Tencent Meeting ID: 688 462 967 Password: 2020 19 Nov. Algorithm and Information Session 1 Network Session 1 11:00-12:20 Session Chair: Fang Yong Session Chair: Liu Yanming Tencent Meeting ID: 725 528 335 Tencent Meeting ID: 639 386 127 Password: 2020 Workshop on Edge Intelligence and Computing For Iot Communications And Algorithm and Information Session 2 14:00-16:00 Applications (1st Harf) Session Chair: Zhang Chen Session Chair: Chen Xiang Tencent Meeting ID: 273 251 994 Tencent Meeting ID: 156 570 396 Password: 2020 Workshop on Edge Intelligence and Computing For Iot Communications And System & Hardware Session 16:10-17:50 Applications (2st Harf) Session Chair: Chen Wenhui Session Chair: Chen Xiang Tencent Meeting ID: 751 932 354 Tencent Meeting ID: 156 570 396 Password: 2020 Workshop on Satellite Application Session Communications Session Chair: Abdullah Ghaleb 09:00-10:20 and Spatial Information Network Tencent Meeting ID: 672 146 720 Session Chair: Li Jingling Password: 2020 Tencent Meeting ID: 239 301 133 Network Session 2 Artificial Intelligence Session Session Chair: Li Bo Session Chair: Zhang Jingya 10:30-11:50 Tencent Meeting ID: 515 118 859 Tencent Meeting ID: 922 725 202 Password: 2020 Password: 2020 20 Nov. Workshop on Satellite Communication Networks for Communications Session Internet of Things Session Chair: Zuo Xiaoya 14:00-16:00 Session Chair: Zhang Zhou Tencent Meeting ID: 143 798 098 Tencent Meeting ID: 278 230 293 Password: 2020 Password: 2020 Network Session 3 Image and Information Session Session Chair: Zheng Jie 16:10-17:50 Session Chair: Zhao Hongwei Tencent Meeting ID: 522 690 502 Tencent Meeting ID: 361 666 574 Password: 2020 Full Program Thursday, November 19 Thursday, November 19 11:00-12:20 Algorithm and Information Session 1: Meeting Room A 11:00 Approximation of DAC Yang, Nan <[email protected]> (Chang'an Codeword Distribution for University); Fang, Yong <[email protected]> (Chang'an Equiprobable Binary Sources University) along Proper Decoding Paths 11:20 Research on Multi-UAV Jing, Yanqi <[email protected]> Swarm Control Based on Olfati-Saber Algorithm with Variable Speed Virtual Leader 11:40 Resource Joint Allocation Chen, Jiajia <[email protected]> (School Scheme based on Network of Electronics and Information Technology, Sun Yat-sen Slicing under C-RAN University, Guangzhou 510006, China); gong, jie Architecture <[email protected]> (School of Data and Computer Science, Sun Yat-sen University); Chen, Xiang <[email protected]> (Sun Yat-sen University); Hsu, Terngyin <[email protected]> (Department of Computer Science, National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan) 12:00 Optimal Thresholds for Yuan, Liu <[email protected]> (School of Differential Energy Detection Information and Communications Engineering, Xi'an of Ambient Backscatter Jiaotong University, Xi’an,China); yi, Ren Pin Communication <[email protected]> (School of Information and Communications Engineering, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi’an,China); he, Du Qing <[email protected]> (School of Information and Communications Engineering, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi’an,China) Network Session 1: Meeting Room B 11:00 Resource Allocation for Multi- Liu, Yanming <[email protected]> (Beihang UAV Assisted University); Liu, Kai <[email protected]> (Beihang Energy-Effcient IoT University); Han, Jinglin <[email protected]> Communications With (Beihang University); Zhu, Lipeng Co-Channel Interference <[email protected]> (Beihang University); Xiao, Zhenyu <[email protected]> (Beihang University) 11:20 Correlation Based Secondary Yifu, Zhang <[email protected]> Users Selection for (Northwestern Polytechnical University); Wenxun, Zhao Cooperative Spectrum Sensing <[email protected]> (Northwestern Network Polytechnical University); Dawei, Wang <[email protected]> (Northwestern Polytechnical University); Daosen, Zhai <[email protected]> (Northwestern Polytechnical University); Xiao, Tang <[email protected]> (Northwestern Polytechnical University) 11:40 The Design Methodology for LI, Bo <[email protected]> (School of MAC Strategies and Protocols Electronics and Information Northwestern Polytechnical Supporting Ultra-low Delay University); Mohammed, Ghaleb Abdullah Abdulwahab Services in Next Generation <[email protected]> (School of Electronics IEEE 802.11 WLAN and Information Northwestern Polytechnical University); Yang, Mao <[email protected]> (School of Electronics and Information, Northwestern Polytechnical University); Yan, Zhongjiang <[email protected]> (School of Electronics and Information Northwestern Polytechnical University) 12:00 Efficient Cluster Head Luo, Xia <[email protected]> (Beijing Selection for multimode Research Institute of Telemetry, Beijing, China); Xu, Li sensors in Wireless Sensor <[email protected]> (Beijing Research Institute of Network Telemetry, Beijing, China); Wang, Huanzhu <[email protected]> (School of Electronics and Information, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi'an, China) Thursday, November 19 14:00-16:00 Workshop on Edge Intelligence and Computing For Iot Communications And Applications (1st Harf): Meeting Room A 14:00 Trajectory Optimization for Zhang, Hanxin <[email protected]> UAV-Aided Data Collections (Sun Yat-sen University); Zhang, Caiyu <[email protected]> (Sun Yat-sen University); Zhang, Zixuan <[email protected]> (Sun Yat-sen University); Zhou, Changwen <[email protected]> (Sun Yat-sen University); Zhang, Yu <[email protected]> (Sun Yat-sen University); Li, Congduan <[email protected]> (Sun Yat-sen Unviersity) 14:20 Design and Implementation of Zhao, Lei <[email protected]> (Beijing Institute of MCU-Based Reconfigurable Technology); Zhang, Yan <[email protected]> Protocol Conversion Module (Beijing Institute of Technology) for Heterogeneous Sensor Networks 14:40 FPGA-based Neural Network Shen, Guobin <[email protected]> (School Acceleration for Handwritten of Electronics and Information Technology, Sun Yat-sen Digit Recognition University, Guangzhou 510006, China); Li, Jindong <[email protected]> (School of Electronics and Information Technology, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou 510006, China); Zhou, Zhi <[email protected]> (School of Data and Computer Science, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou 510006, China); Chen, Xiang <[email protected]> (School of Electronics and Information Technology, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou 510006, China) 15:00 Edge Computing based Chen, Jinhui <[email protected]> (Beijing Two-Stage Emergency Information Science & Technology University); Li, Braking in Autonomous LIan <[email protected]> (Beijing Information Driving Science & Technology University); Xu, Zhan <[email protected]> (Beijing Information Science & Technology University); Zhi, Ruxin <[email protected]> (Beijing Information Science & Technology University); Huang, Mingzhe <[email protected]> (Beijing Information Science & Technology University) 15:20 Cache Resource Allocation in Kong, Xianglin <[email protected]> (Fuzhou D2D Multi-Layer Social University); Chen, Pingping Network <[email protected]> (Fuzhou University); Lin, Zhijian <[email protected]> (Fuzhou University); Wang, Ying <[email protected]> (Fuzhou University); Yang, Yongcheng <[email protected]> (Jimei University) 15:40 Enhanced Frame Break Zeng, Xiangjian <[email protected]> (Sun Yat-sen Mechanism for University); Qiu, Jiyun <[email protected]> (Sun ALOHA-Based RFID Yat-sen University); Wang, Xijun Anti-Collision Algorithm <[email protected]> (Sun Yat-sen University); Chen, Xiang <[email protected]> (Sun Yat-sen University) Algorithm and Information Session 2: Meeting Room B 14:00 Pricing Based Resource Wang, Kexiang <[email protected]> (Science Allocation Algorithm in and Technology on Avionics Integration Laboratory); Wireless Aeronautics Network Zheng, Xueli <[email protected]> (Science Virtualization and Technology on Avionics Integration Laboratory); Yang, Mao <[email protected]> (School of Electronics and Information, Northwestern Polytechnical University); Yan, Zhongjiang <[email protected]> (School of Electronics and Information, Northwestern Polytechnical University); LI, Bo <[email protected]> (School of Electronics and Information, Northwestern Polytechnical University) 14:20 Access algorithm in software- Qiheng, Gu <[email protected]>; Zhen, Xu defined satellite <[email protected]> (Beihang University); network Xiaoting, Wang <[email protected]> (Beijing institute of tracking and telecommunications technology) 14:40 A Low-Loss Strategy for Tian, Muxin <[email protected]> Network Function Virtualization Multicast Optimization 15:00 Graph Kernel based Sun, Baolin <[email protected]> (School of Clusterhead Selection Information Engineering, Hubei University of Algorithm in Internet of Economics, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, P. R. China); Things Luo, Hongwei <[email protected]> (Wuhan International Trade University) 15:20 Evaluation and optimization of Ma,
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