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TECHNOLOGIE INFORMACYJNE D DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT * Approved for Public Release Distribution Unlimited ZESZYTY NAUKOWE WYDZIAtU ETI POLITECHNIKI GDANSKIEJ TECHNOLOGIE INFORMACYJNE D DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT * Approved for Public Release Distribution Unlimited NR3 >- oQ. o LLI -I CQ 1 H CO UJ CQ 1904 1945 2004/2005 JUBILEUSZ POLITECHNIKI W GDANSKU REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE Form Approved OMB No. 0704-0188 Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 1 hour per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information. Send comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden to Washington Headquarters Services, Directorate for Information Operations and Reports, 1215 Jefferson Davis Highway, Suite 1204, Arlington, VA 22202-4302, and to the Office of Management and Budget, Paperwork Reduction Project (0704-0188), Washington, DC 20503. 1. AGENCY USE ONLY (Leave blank) 2. REPORT DATE 3. REPORT TYPE AND DATES COVERED 23 August 2004 Conference Proceedings, 18 May 2004 4. TITLE AND SUBTITLE 5. FUNDING NUMBERS 2nd Conference on Information Technology / Special Session on Homeland Security, Volume 3 FA8655-04-1-5047 6. AUTHOR(S) Conference Committee 7. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME(S) AND ADDRESS(ES) 8. Performing Organization Report Number Gdansk University of Technology ul. Gabriela Narutowicza 11/12 80-952 Gdansk 80-952 Poland 9. SPONSORING/MONITORING AGENCY NAME(S) AND ADDRESS(ES 10. SPONSORING/MONITORING AGENCY REPORT NUMBER EOARD PSC 802 Box 14 CSP 04-5047 FPO 09499-0014 11. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES Volume 3, ISBN 83-917681-5-5 Copyright 2004 Wydzial ETI Politechniki Gdanskiej Gdansk. Available from: Wydzial ETI Politechniki Gdanskiej, Gdansk. The Department of Defense has permission to use for government purposes only. All other rights are reserved by the copyright holder. 12a. DISTRIBUTION/AVAILABILITY STATEMENT 12b. DISTRIBUTION CODE Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited, (approval given by local Public Affairs A Office) ABSTRACT (Maximum 200 words) The Final Proceedings for 2nd Conference on Information Technology / Special Session on Homeland Security, 16-18 May 2004 Formal methods in information engineering Electronic documents and digital libraries Autonomous robots in embeded systems Mobile and portable information systems Design and implementation of methodologies and technologies for information based products Dependability and security of information processing systems Development of IT infrastructure Special English Session on Homeland Security 14. SUBJECT TERMS 15. NUMBER OF PAGES EOARD, Computational methods, C31, Computer network security 326 16. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION OF: 17. LIMITATIONS OF ABSTRACT 18a, NAME OF RESPONSIBLE PERSON a. Report UNCLASSIFIED UNCLASSIFIED Paul Losiewicz, Ph. D. b. Abstract UNCLASSIFIED c. This page UNCLASSIFIED 18b. TELEPHONE NUMBER (include area code) +44 20 7514 4474 NSN 7540-01-280-5500 Standard Form 298 (Rev. 2-89) Prescribed by ANSI Std. 239-18 298-102 ZESZYTY NAUKOWE WYDZIAtU ETI POLITECHNIKI GDAKlSKIEJ TECHNOLOGIE INFORMACYJNE NR3 DiSTRiBUTION STATEMENT A Approved for Public Release Distribution Unlimited Gdansk 2004 KOMITET REDAKCYJNY Zeszytöw Naukowych Wydziatu ETI Politechniki Gdanskiej Redaktorzy wydania Jözef Wozniak Krzysztof Nowicki Wydano za zgoda^ DZIEKANA WYDZIALU ETI PG W materiatach konferencyjnych zamieszczono wylacznie artykuly recenzowane © Copyright by Wydziat ETI Politechniki Gdanskiej Gdansk 2004 ISBN 83-917681-5-5 Druk: Zaklad Poligrafii Politechniki Gdanskiej ul. G. Narutowicza 11/12, 80-952 Gdansk, tel. (0-58) 347 25 35 Technologie informacyjne (TI) umozliwiaja, implementacj? roznego typu systemöw, szeroko stosowanych we wspötczesnym Swiecie. Nie oznacza to wcale, ze sa_ to juz technologie dojrzale, a ich wprowadzenie nie wiajte si? z zadnym wi?kszym ryzykiem. Ogromne tempo rozwoju TI wynika z faktu, ze korzySci z ich wykorzystania badz nadzieja na osiaj>ni?cie znacznych korzy§ci w przyszlosci sa^ ciaj>le duze. Na ogöl konwergencja (integracja wielu istnieja£ych rozwiazan) i synergia (generowanie nowych mozliwoSci po integracji tych rozwiazan) sa_ motorem ci^glego post?pu. II Konferencja Technologie Informacyjne jest zorganizowana przez Wydzial Elektro- niki, Telekomunikacji i Informatyki Politechniki Gdanskiej pod patronatem trzech Prezy- dentöw Tröjmiasta: Gdanska, Gdyni, Sopotu i J. M. Rektora PG w Roku Jubileuszowym Politechniki Gdanskiej, w rocznic? 100-lecia politechniki w Gdansku. Odbywa si? takze juz po fakcie ponownego wla_czenia si? Polski do rodziny Krajöw Europejskich. Stad tez wi?kszy zakres tematyczny tej konferencji, jak röwniez cz?sciowo mi?dzynarodowy Charakter. Znacznie powi?kszyl si? takze sklad Komitetu Programowego oraz liczba przyj?tych do druku artykulöw. Ternary konferencji skupia. si? woköl 13 sesji tematycznych, w tym kilka sesji jest zorganizowanych przez uczestniköw konferencji. Sa^ to: Homeland Security, Nietechniczne aspekty TI, Systemy mikroelektroniczne, Systemy radiowe. Tego typu sesje specjalistyczne chcemy rozwijac w przyszlosci. W pierwszym dniu Konferencji odbedzie si? röwniez specjalna sesja z okazji Swia- towego Dnia Telekomunikacji poswiecona problemom ksztalcenia, a wieczorem na bankie- cie zostanie wreczony „Laur dla Pracodawcy" najlepszej firmie wybranej przez studentöw, pracowniköw i absolwentöw Wydziahi ETI. W drugim dniu konferencji zorganizowane b?da_ studenckie Targi Pracy. Odb?d3. si? röwniez dwie sesje plenarne, na ktörych wybitni specjalisci przedstawiq. bardzo interesuja_ce referaty: 1. Prof. Wojciech Szpankowski: Ubiquitous Pattern Matching and its Applications, 2. Prof. Jözef Lubacz i prof. Andrzej Krasniewski: Ewolucja szkolnictwa wyzszego w Europie i jej konsekwencje dla ksztalcenia w obszarze technik i technologii informacyjnych. Zahij?, ze brakuje sesji po£wi?conej Twörcy Szkoly Mikrofal na Wydziale ETI PG Profesorowi Krzysztofowi Grabowskiemu. Niech wi?c wysoki poziom obrad oraz wyniki konferencji beda_ wyrazem podziekowania za Jego trud poswi?cony rozwojowi naszego Wydziahi. Mam nadziej?, ze obrady II Konferencji Technologie Informacyjne przyczynia^ si? do lepszego wzajemnego poznania si? wielu ekspertöw z tej dziedziny. Wöwczas dzi?ki skutkom konwergencji i synergii osiajmiemy znacznie wi?kszy post?p we wspölpracy na rzecz zaspokajania potrzeb spoleczenstwa informacyjnego. Z podzi?kowaniem za wspöhprac? "^^Ul" <; v.. > Dziekan Wydziahi ETI Politechnika Gdanska Komitet Naukowy Recenzenci Przewodniczqcy Andrzej Czyzewski Krzysztof GoczyJa Prof. Henryk Krawczyk (WETI PG) Ewa Hermanowicz Wojciech Jedruch Wiceprzewodniczqcy Jerzy Kaczmarek Prof. Jözef Wozniak (WETI PG) Sylwester Kaczmarek Renata Kalicka Sekretarz Ryszard Katulski Dr Krzysztof Nowicki (WETI PG) Bogdan Kosmowski Bozena Kostek Cztonkowie: Henryk Krawczyk Prof. Daniel Bern (WE PWr) Marek Kubale Prof. Micha» Biatko (PAN) Jerzy Mazur Prof. Zdzislaw Bubnicki (PAN) Maciej Niedzwiecki Prof. Andrzej Czyzewski (WETI PG) Antoni Nowakowski Prof. W»adys»aw Findeisen (PAN) Micha» Polowczyk Prof. Tadeusz Galanc (WliZ PWr) Andrzej Ruciiiski Prof. Janusz G6rski (WETI PG) Dominik Rutkowski Prof. Tomasz Imielinski (RU USA) Roman Rykaczewski Prof. Zygmunt Kitowski (AMW) Wojciech Sobczak Prof. Bogdan Kosmowski (WETI PG) Bogdan Wiszniewski Prof. Marek Kubale (WETI PG) Jözef Wozniak Prof. Krzysztof Kuchcinski (LIT, SE) Romuald Zielonko Prof. Jözef Lubacz (WETI PW) Marian Zientalski Prof. Stanislaw F. tcjgowski (UW, USA) Prof. Jerzy Mazur (WETI PG) Prof. Maciej Niedzwiecki (WETI PG) Prof. Antoni Nowakowski (WETI PG) Prof. Tadeusz Orzechowski (WEAliE AGH) Prof. Zdzislaw Pawlak (PAN) Prof. Krzysztof Pawlikowski (CU, NZ) Prof. Micha» Polowczyk (WETI PG) Prof. Andrzej Rucitiski (UNH, USA) Prof. Dominik Rutkowski (WETI PG) Prof. Jerzy Rutkowski (WAEil PSI.) Prof. Roman Salamon (WETI PG) Prof. Wojciech Sobczak (WETI PG) Prof. Andrzej Stepnowski (WETI PG) Prof. Wojciech Szpankowski (PU, USA) Prof. Jan Wejlarz (PAN) Prof. Stefan W^grzyn (PAN) Prof. Bogdan M. Wilamowski (AU, USA) Prof. Bogdan Wiszniewski (WETI PG) Prof. Wieslaw Woliiiski (PAN) Prof. Romuald Zielonko (WETI PG) Prof. Marian Zientalski (WETI PG) Prof. Jacek M. Zurada (UL, USA) SPIS TRESCI EWOLUCJA SZKOLNICTWA WYZSZEGO W EUROPIEIJEJ KONSEKWENCJE DLA KSZTALCENIA W OBSZARZE TECHNIK ITECHNOLOGIIINFORMACYJNYCH Andrzej Krasniewski, Jözef Lubacz 1 UBIQUITOUS PATTERN MATCHING AND ITS APPLICATIONS Wojciech Szpankowski yj SYNERGIAIKONERGENCJA PODSTAWA ROZWOJU NOWOCZESNYCH TECHNOLOGII INFORMACYJNYCH Henryk Krawczyk, Jözef Wozniak 19 FRAUDULENT CONSUMER BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS AND DETECTION FOR UTILITY COMPANIES Peler Aratö, Bahnt Kiss, Laszlö Vajta, and Gabor Vämos 37 THE CONCEPT OF SMART AND SECURE LABORATORY PiotrBrudlo 45 BEZPIECZNE SIECIVLAN Z AUTORYZACJA DOSTEPU OPARTE NA CERTYFIKATACH ATRYBUTÖW Grzegorz Görski 51 PAKIET OCENY BEZPIECZENSTWA SYSTEMÖW INFORMACYJNYCH Henryk Krawczyk, Michal Wielgus 59 BIOWARFARE AGENT DETECTION WITH QUANTUM ENTANGLEMNT OF PHOTONS Henryk Malak 57 MECHANIZMY BEZPIECZENSTWA W BEZPRZEWODOWYCH SIECIACH 802.11 Wojciech Neubauer, Jözef Wozniak 73 KONCEPCJA ROZPROSZONEGO SYSTEMU ZABEZPIECZAJACEGO POJAZD SAMOCHODOWY OPARTEGO NA DEDYKOWANYCH MAGISTRALACH CYFROWYCH Marek Niedostatkiewicz 85 OPTOELEKTRONICZNE METODY OCHRONYINFRASTRUKTURY TELEINFORMATYCZNEJ Jerzy Plucinski, Pawel Wierzba 93 ZAGADNIENIA NIEZAWODNOSCIW MIKROSYSTEMACH BEZPIECZENSTWA Artur Skrygulec, Andrzej Rucinski 101 KONWERSJA SYGNALÖW CYFROWYCH POMIEDZY TELEKOMUNIKACYJNYMI
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