The Computer Networks Conference ...... 2 History of the Conference...... 5 Conference Supporters ...... 12 Program Committee CN2019 ...... 15 Organizing Committee CN2019 ...... 32 Technical Co-sponsor IEEE Poland Section ...... 34 Technical Partner iNEER ...... 38 Conference Partner Bombardier ...... 39 Keynote Talks ...... 40 Agenda ...... 44 Alimentation ...... 57 Social Events ...... 58 CN2019 Publications ...... 59 List of Entities Participating in the CN2019 Edition ...... 60 About the Venue ...... 61 Local Info ...... 64 How to Reach the Venue? ...... 66 The Maps ...... 67 Notes ...... 69

The Computer Networks Conference The CN conference has been organized by the Institute of Informatics belonging to the Faculty of Automatic Control, Electronics and Computer Science (AEI) of the Silesian University of Technology every year since 1993. In the year 2019, it is the 12th international edition and 26th Polish edition of the conference. The main intention of the conference is integration of national and international scientific and industrial communities, by enabling scientists to exchange information related to their research work. The Computer Networks (CN) conference is dedicated to all activities related to computer networks. Our mission is to deliver a common platform for scientists, academics, researchers, students, industrialists, and other people interested in computer networks and involved in their usage and development. The conference allows attenders to exchange and improve their knowledge, experience, and skills. Special efforts are made to allow students participation, too. Accepted presentations are divided into tracks which group listeners of similar interests. In this year the conference tracks are as follows:  computer networks This track refers to all issues related directly to computer networks. This is the main track of the conference and most of the presented reports refer to this track.  teleinformatics and telecommunications All topics connected with computer communication technologies considered in the context of computer networking and informatics are considered in this track.  queues theory and queuing networks In the ‘queueing’ track topics from the wide area of network modeling and analyzing are presented and discussed. The detailed and current list of the conference topics is available on the conference website. The presented tracks and detailed topics do not limit the conference scope. The CN area constantly evolves and is updated each year. This year, it is the sixth time when communications area is presented and highlighted as a separate track. The co-organizer of the conference is the Committee of Informatics of the Polish Academy of Sciences, Section of Computer Networks and Distributed Systems. The conference has also the technical co-sponsoring of the IEEE and the technical patronage of the iNEER. Both organizations support us in keeping conference up to date, in controlling level of its content as well as give us many suggestions, opinions and useful guidance. More about IEEE and iNEER is presented in the next chapters. The high level of the CN proceedings is also ensured by our members of Technical Program Committee, by Editors, and by the Editorial Board. The 26th edition has patronages of His Magnificence Rector of Silesian University of Technology and The National Centre for Research and Development. It confirms that the conference is also important for our region and visible is to our authorities. The organizers of CN conference are always open for special session proposals. It is possible to arrange a session connected with any specific subject matter of computer networks and networking aspects. This year we have special session named Work in Progress (WIP). The goal of this session is to present research results being in progress. All accepted papers are published in the ‘Studia Informatica’ series published by SUT Press. The detailed agenda of the CN2019 is available in this booklet, on the CN website, and at the posters displayed during the conference in the main halls and lobby of the building. More information about the speeches and professional profiles of the key-speakers are presented in one of the following chapters. 2

There are totally 37 lectures including 3 keynotes, 1 instruction speech, 29 regular presentations, and 4 WIP reports. Closing of the conference is scheduled on Thursday about noon. After the conference closure, a discussion panel is available. All full conference participants receive conference books and other stuff. Some additional materials associated with the lectures as well as photos can be downloaded from the conference website. The papers connected with the presented topics are available on the publishers’ websites. Online access to the Springer’s books is granted for a limited time. Access to the ‘Studia Informatica’ journal is open but the availability of the papers may by limited at authors’ choice. During the CN2019 conference more than 50 registered participants from 9 countries are expected: Czech Republic, France, Germany, India, Iraq, Poland, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine.

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Please be advised, that we would like to take a common picture on Tuesday evening, before gala dinner. We cordially encourage you to come.

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A guided tour to the historic Moszna Castle and Mount St. Anne is planned on Wednesday afternoon. The tour is available only to participants who have declared attendance in it while sending participation form. Please be on time. The coach will depart at 2:00 pm. The duration of the trip is approximately 4-5 hours. Sportswear suggested.

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History of the Conference The Computer Networks conference was established in 1993 in the Institute of Informatics which belongs to the Faculty of Automatic Control, Electronics and Computer Science of the Silesian University of Technology, Gliwice, Poland. The main originator, organizer and chief of the conference Program Committee was Professor Andrzej Grzywak, the prominent specialist of network systems. The first five editions of the conference took place in the halls of the Faculty of Automatic Control, Electronics and Computer Science of the Silesian University of Technology. In 1999 the conference was organized as an open event for the first time. The venue was the capital of the Polish Tatra Mountains, Zakopane. Each of the next editions was organized outside Gliwice, always in the mountains regions so far. From the very beginning, for many years, Ms. Halina Węgrzyn worked actively during the conference organization, becoming the main stem of the Organization Committee. In 2007, prof. Andrzej Kwiecień became the chief of the Technical Program Committee (TPC), whereas dr. Piotr Gaj went in for being in the chair of the Organization Committee. In 2008 the conference form was changed into international with two official languages: English and Polish, which gave guests from abroad an opportunity to participate. Since then, the number of foreign guests is constantly increasing. Since 2015 the official language is only English.

Edition Date Venue I February 1993 AEI Faculty, Silesian University of Technology II February 1995 AEI Faculty, Silesian University of Technology III February 1996 AEI Faculty, Silesian University of Technology Gliwice IV February 1997 AEI Faculty, Silesian University of Technology V February 1998 AEI Faculty, Silesian University of Technology VI June 23-26, 1999 ‘Barbara’ Hotel Zakopane VII June 14-16, 2000 COS Olympic Preparation Centre VIII June 18-20, 2001 Conference Center ‘Czarny Potok’ Krynica IX June 11-14, 2002 ‘Zakopane’ Military Holiday Center Kościelisko X June 10-13, 2003 ‘Orle Gniazdo’ Congress & Recreation Center Szczyrk XI June 23-25, 2004 ‘Zakopane’ Military Holiday Center Kościelisko XII June 22-24, 2005 ECC ‘Anatałówka’ XIII June 21-23, 2006 ECC ‘Anatałówka’ Zakopane XIV June 17-20, 2007 ECC ‘Anatałówka’ XV June 17-21, 2008 ECC ‘Anatałówka’ XVI June 16-20, 2009 ‘Vestina’ Hotel Wisła XVII June 15-19, 2010 RCC ‘Muflon’ Ustroń 5

XVIII June 14-18, 2011 RCC ‘Muflon’ XIX June 19-23, 2012 ‘Meta’ Hotel Szczyrk XX June 17-21, 2013 Brunów Palace XXI June 23-27, 2014 Brunów Palace Brunów near XXII June 16-19, 2015 Brunów Palace Lwówek Śląski XXIII June 14-17, 2016 Brunów Palace Trzebieszowice XXIV June 20-23, 2017 The Stonemount Castle near Lądek Zdrój XXV June 19-22, 2018 AEI Faculty, Silesian University of Technology Gliwice XXVI June 25-27, 2019 Odrowąż Castle Kamień Śląski

The conference organizers have always cared about strong contact with industry. Thus, during many editions it was possible to meet representatives of various Polish and foreign companies, who shared their knowledge and experience with our participants, and simultaneously took advantage from obtaining contacts with academic society. The extension of the conference formula became an ambition of the organizers. The scope of the conference is updated each year in consultation with partners, co-organizers, and the TPC members. The contemporary topics as well as ones from untypical domains are welcome. There are certain domains of knowledge, which apparently seem to be not directly connected with computer networks. They have been allowed to be presented during the conference, provided that they have direct connections with networking issues. The examples are domains related to nanoinformatics, quantum technologies, molecular networks, as well as biological and chemical aspects of informatics. Among the conference TPC members are specialists from various areas of the computer networks domain. Since the very beginning, the number of TPC members is increasing. Only the best specialists in their fields are engaged in the TPC activities. Starting from 16 Polish members, now there are 136 members from 26 countries: Austria, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Lithuania, Mexico, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Turkey, Ukraine, UK, and USA. During all these years, the conference has become a platform of knowledge, experience, and achievements, possible to be shared, as well as facilitated in the publications of research and applications results. For many years the conference materials were published by Silesian University of Technology Publishing as ‘Science Copybooks’ in Informatics series, which had been released since 2000 as the ‘Studia Informatica’ series. In addition, based on the conference papers, monographs were also created and published by the Polish WKŁ Publishing House. Moreover, proceedings named ‘Computer Networks’ were created in Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS) series by Springer Publisher from Germany. The cooperation between CN and Springer continues from 2009. The CCIS series is indexed by DBLP, EI, Scopus and it is submitted for the inclusion in ISI Proceedings and Inspec. However, the availability in the Web of Science database is always up to decision of the service owner and with a delay. The papers published in proceedings of all conference editions since 2009 have been already indexed by the Web of Science database.

In the current year the papers are also published in the CCIS series. Copies of printed books are always included free of charge in the registration packages for full participants. The free access to the electronic versions are granted to all our participants for the limited time.

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Below is the table with a concise summary of the conference proceedings history and basic statistics as well. Be informed, that the number of rejected papers is significantly higher than specified, because of the usage of ‘reject and resubmit’ procedure. Thanks to this way and thanks to the kindness of our reviewers, we give an opportunity to the authors to improve theirs papers in case they refer to valid and interesting topics but the content is unacceptable in the submitted form. We always make a great effort to ensure high level of papers being published. The acceptance level in the current edition is below 50%.

Publication No of No of papers Publisher Volume particip. subm. publ.

Edition Science series ‘Informatyka’ series

I of SUT PL ISSN 0208-7286 40 30 21 1993  Vol. 24, issue 1222 Science series ‘Informatyka’ series

II of SUT PL ISSN 0208-7286 40 35 28 1995  Vol. 28, issue 1270 Science series ‘Informatyka’ series

III of SUT PL ISSN 0208-7286 55 45 38 1996  Vol. 30, issue 1315

Science series ‘Informatyka’ series

of SUT PL ISSN 0208-7286

IV 55 45 33 1997  Vol. 32, issue 1356 Science series ‘Informatyka’ series

V of SUT PL ISSN 0208-7286 60 50 47 1998  Vol. 34, issue 1381 Science series ‘Informatyka’ series

of SUT PL ISSN 0208-7286

VI 60 50 47 1999  Vol. 36, issue 1414

SUT Press ‘Studia Informatica’ series 2000 PL ISSN 0208-7286 70 55 46

VII  Vol. 21, issue 1 (39) SUT Press ‘Studia Informatica’ series 2001 PL ISSN 0208-7286 110 95 81

VIII  Vol. 22, issues 2, 3, 4 (43, 49, 50) SUT Press ‘Studia Informatica’ series

2002 PL ISSN 0208-7286

IX 110 90 80  Vol. 23, issues 2A, 2B, 3 (48, 49, 50) SUT Press ‘Studia Informatica’ series

2003 PL ISSN 0208-7286

X 120 105 97  Vol. 24, issues 2A, 2B, 3 (53, 54, 55) WNT Warsaw Monograph 2004 PL ISBN 83-206-3011-9

“Współczesne problemy sieci

XI 120 110 97 komputerowych”  Vol. 1. „Nowe Technologie”  Vol. 2. „Zastosowanie i bezpieczeństwo” WNT Warsaw Monograph

2005 PL ISBN 83-206-1573-9 „Wysokowydajne sieci komputerowe” 120 110 102

XII  Vol. 1. „Nowe Technologie”  Vol. 2. „Zastosowanie i bezpieczeństwo” WKŁ Warsaw Monograph 2006 PL ISBN 978-83-206-1610-7 120 115 112

XIII „Nowe technologie sieci komputerowych”  Vol. 1 and 2.

WKŁ Warsaw Monograph

2007 PL ISBN 978-83-206-1649-1 „Sieci komputerowe” 100 98 39/39 XIV  Vol. 1. „Nowe technologie”  Vol. 2. „Aplikacje i zastosowania” WKŁ Warsaw Monograph 2008 PL ISBN 978-83-206-1693-4 84 41/28  Vol. 1. „Współczesne Aspekty Sieci

Komputerowych”  Vol. 2. ‘Contemporary Aspects of 88

XV Computer Networks’ SUT Press ‘Studia Informatica’ series 2009 PL ISSN 0208-7286 27 21  Vol. 29, issue 4B (81) Springer- Series CCIS Vol. 39 Verlag PL ISSN 1865-0929 48 40 2009  ‘Computer Networks’ Monograph WKŁ Warsaw PL ISBN 978-83-206-1738-2 72

XVI 2009  „Techniczne i teoretyczne aspekty 33 23 współczesnych sieci komputerowych” Monograph PKJS Gliwice PL ISBN 978-83-60716-69-4 2009  ‘Geology & Information Technology’ 9 6 Springer- Series CCIS Vol. 79 Verlag ISSN 1865-0929 42 37

2010  ‘Computer Networks’ Monograph 75 XVII WKŁ Warsaw PL ISBN 978-83-206-1778-8 2010  „Współczesna problematyka sieci 28 22 komputerowych” Springer- Series CCIS Vol. 160 Verlag ISSN 1865-0929 61 50

2011  ‘Computer Networks’ 75 ‘Studia Informatica’ series

XVIII SUT Press PL ISSN 0208-7286 24 19 2011  Vol. 32, No. 3A (98) Springer- Series CCIS Vol. 291 Verlag ISSN 1865-0929 54 48 2012  Computer Networks

‘Studia Informatica’ series SUT Press PL ISSN 0208-7286 70 20 17 XIX 2012  Vol. 33, No. 3A (107)  ‘Stefan Węgrzyn In Memoriam’ SUT Press PL ISBN 978-83-7335-955-0   2012

Springer- Series CCIS Vol. 370 Verlag ISSN 1865-0929 72 58

2013  ‘Computer Networks’ ‘Studia Informatica’ series 100

XX SUT Press PL ISSN 0208-7286 21 18 2013  Vol. 34, No. 3 (113)

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Springer- Series CCIS Vol. 431 Verlag ISSN 1865-0929 59 34 2014  ‘Computer Networks’ 65

XXI ‘Studia Informatica’ series SUT Press PL ISSN 0208-7286 12 7 2014  Vol. 35, No. 3 (117) Springer- Series CCIS Vol. 522 Verlag ISSN 1865-0929 78 42

I 2015  ‘Computer Networks’ ‘Studia Informatica’ series 70 XXI SUT Press (WIP/LCA Special Session) 2015 PL ISSN 1642-0489 (former 0208-7286) 10 7  Vol. 36, No. 2 (120) Springer- Series CCIS Vol. 608 Verlag ISSN 1865-0929 72 36

2016  ‘Computer Networks’ 70 ‘Studia Informatica’ series (WIP Session)

XXIII SUT Press PL ISSN 1642-0489 2016  Vol. 37, No. 2 (124) 18 13

Springer- Series CCIS Vol. 718 Verlag ISSN 1865-0929 80 35

2017  ‘Computer Networks’ 75 ‘Studia Informatica’ series (WIP Session)

XXIV SUT Press PL ISSN 1642-0489 2017  Vol. 38, No. 3 (132) 20 16 Springer- Series CCIS Vol. 860 Verlag ISSN 1865-0929 86 34

V 2018  ‘Computer Networks’ 80 (WIP Session)

XX ‘Studia Informatica’ series SUT Press PL ISSN 1642-0489 2018  Vol. 39, No. 1 (134) 12 9 Springer- Series CCIS Vol. 1039 Verlag ISSN 1865-0929 59 29

2019  ‘Computer Networks’ 53 ‘Studia Informatica’ series (WIP Session)

XXVI SUT Press PL ISSN 1642-0489 2019  Vol. 40, No. 2 (139) 5 4

Since 1999 the conference has its own website (address: http://cn.polsl.pl). All previous editions are available via item ‘Archive’ of the main menu of the current conference edition website.

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Conference Supporters

Honorary Patronage

His Magnificence Rector Silesian University of Technology Professor Arkadiusz MĘŻYK

www.polsl.pl The Silesian University of Technology (SUT), is the oldest technical university in the region and one of the most prestigious in Poland. It was established in 1945 as a scientific and educational facility for Upper Silesia, the most industrialized area in Poland, and one of the most industrialized in Europe. For over 70 years of its history, it has always been a public institution, playing a cultural and opinion forming role in the region.

www.ncbr.gov.pl Support of Polish research units and enterprises in developing their abilities to create and use solutions based on scientific research results in order to encourage economy development and to the benefit of society.

Media Patronage

www.drukart.pl Scientific-Technical Monthly Magazine „Drives and Control” is active since 1999. This nationwide magazine is read by many readers, including 3000 subscribers. Magazine is dedicated to the wide group of readers who are interested in topic of drives, industrial automatics, industrial networks, power electronics, control and measurement equipment, supply systems, pneumatics, robotics as well as CAD/CAM/CAE.

Partners

www.bombardier.com Bombardier Transportation is the largest international investor in Polish rail transportation industry and offers a broad portfolio of rolling stock products for passenger services and complete transport systems. There are four Bombardier Transportation sites in Poland, i.e. in Katowice, Lodz, Wroclaw and Warsaw at which over 2,000 people are employed in total. Bombardier Transportation (ZWUS) Polska Sp. z o.o. in Katowice is a market-leading provider of rail traffic management, control and supervision systems. The equipment and systems designed and manufactured in Katowice have successfully been used on railway lines, at industrial plant stations, in metro and in tram transport applications.

www.clarivate.com.org clarivate.libguides.com Clarivate Analytics is an independent company that owns and operates a collection of subscription- based services "focused on scientific and academic research, patent analytics and regulatory standards, pharmaceutical and biotech intelligence, trademark protection, domain brand protection and intellectual property management." The services focus largely on analytics. It has over 4,000 employees, operates in more than 100 countries, and owns Web of Science, Cortellis, Derwent Innovation, Derwent World Patents Index, CompuMark, MarkMonitor, Techstreet, Publons, and EndNote, among others. Web of Science is a platform consisting of several literature search databases designed to support scientific and scholarly research. It is an online subscription-based scientific citation indexing service originally produced by the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI), provides a comprehensive citation search. It gives access to multiple databases that reference cross- disciplinary research, which allows for in- depth exploration of specialized sub-fields within an academic or scientific discipline.

www.springer.com www.springer.com/series/7899 The CCIS series is devoted to the publication of proceedings of computer science conferences. Its aim is to efficiently disseminate original research results in informatics in printed and electronic form. While the focus is on publication of peer-reviewed full papers presenting mature work, inclusion of reviewed short papers reporting on work in progress is welcome, too. Besides globally relevant meetings with internationally representative program committees guaranteeing a strict peer-reviewing and paper selection process, conferences run by societies or of high regional or national relevance are also considered for publication.

www.wydawnictwopolitechniki.pl www.si.polsl.pl The publishing house of the Silesian University of Technology in terms of the number of publications ranks among the top Polish publishing houses, effectively competing on the publishing market with the positions of professional publishing houses, which is the result of investing in modern equipment enriching production capabilities. Among the published items are textbooks, books, scientific notebooks, monographs and popular science publications. ‘Studia Informatica’ is a bilingual scientific journal devoted to the informatics. The journal is published quarterly. At the beginning it was published as the ‘Scientific Papers – Informatics series’, but since 2000 it get the present title.

Program Committee CN2019 Honorary Members International Network for Engineering Education and Research (iNEER) USA Win Prof. Aung is an Fellow and Life Member of the American Society of Mechanical AUNG Engineers, he served on the ASME Board on Engineering Education, and the Council on Education. He received the Doctor Honoris Causa from VSB – Technical University of Ostrava, Czech Republic in 1999, the University of Pećs, Hungary in 2008, and the Saratov State Technical University, Russia in 2012. In 2005 he received the Medal of Merit from the Silesian University of Technology in Poland. Silesian University of Technology Poland Adam Prof. Czornik is the Dean of the Faculty of Automatic Control, Electronics CZORNIK and Computer Science. He obtained the title of professor of technical sciences in 2013. He is an expert on control theory, adaptive control, dynamical systems, stochastic systems, stability analysis, numerical characteristics of dynamical systems, and fractional systems. Auburn University USA Bogdan M. Prof. Wilamowski is an IEEE Fellow; Fellow of the Kosciuszko Foundation, and an WILAMOWSKI Honorary Member of the Hungarian Academy of Science. In 2008 the President of Poland awarded him with the Commander Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland for outstanding service in proliferation of international scientific collaborations and for achievements in areas of microelectronics and computer science.

Technical Program Committee Members University of Pisa Davide Italy

ADAMI Software defined networking and network function virtualization especially in cloud data centers, the design and development of new innovative solutions for the integration of Cloud applications, IoT architectures and sensor networks

University of Quebec at Montreal Wessam Canada AJIB Wireless networks, wireless communication system and link layer e.g. error control mechanisms, scheduling

Imperial College London Olumide United Kingdom AKINWANDE Machine learning, Data science, Computer networking, Statistical analysis, Discrete event simulation, Linear algebra

Institute Mines-Telecom/Telecom SudParis Tülin France

ATMACA Areas of performance evaluation of telecommunication networks (Optical Networks, ATM, FR, IP, ...), of traffic and congestion control, and Quality of Services aspects in these networks 15

Wichita State University Rajiv USA BAGAI Areas of Web Anonymity, Data Models, Deductive Databases, Logic Programming, Programming Languages

University of Opole Sebastian Poland BALA Theory of automata, computational complexity, verification, information security, code creation for security, cryptography as a consequence of wider interest in security

Mendel University in Brno Jiří Czech Republic BALEJ Computer networks and security in general and in greater detail in IP geolocation and QoS

Cardiff University Alexander UK BALINSKY Areas of spectral theory, stability of matter, image processing and machine learning

Koszalin University of Technology Zbigniew Poland

BANASZAK Areas of the discrete event dynamic systems theory, decision support systems, constraints programming driven planning and scheduling with application to multimodal supply chain networks

Chemnitz University of Technology Thomas Germany BAUSCHERT Architectures of communication networks, network control and management mechanisms, network planning and optimization as well as network economics

Czech Technical University in Prague Robert Czech Republic BESTAK Wireless networks, mobile networks, and simulation

Poznan University of Technology Tomasz Poland BILSKI Computer networks, data storage systems, data security, social, legal and professional aspects of IT

Koszalin University of Technology Grzegorz Poland BOCEWICZ Computer Vision, Optimization, Operations Management, Advanced Machine Learning, Logistics, Simulation, Computational Intelligence

Czech Technical University in Prague Leoš Czech Republic

BOHAC Computer and Communication Networks, Optical Systems and Networks, Optical Fiber Sensors, ICT Systems and Clouds, Internet Things, Design of Digital Systems, Telecommunication Software, DSP, Nanotechnology and Microstructures Wroclaw University of Science and Technology Leszek Poland

BORZEMSKI Applied Artificial Intelligence, Computer Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering, Communication Engineering, Web Services, Intelligent Systems, Cellular Networks

University of Antioquia Juan Felipe Colombia BOTERO Internet of the Future, in particular Network Virtualization, Mathematical Programming, Routing, Energy Efficiency and Network flows

University of Applied Sciences Ingolstadt Markus Germany BREGULLA Industrial Automation and Energy Efficiency

University of Pavia Maria Carla Italy

CALZAROSSA Performance evaluation and workload characterization of complex systems and services, social networks, cloud computing, benchmarking, analysis and debugging of parallel applications

Istanbul Technical University Berk Turkey CANBERK Reliable Blockhain Networks, Drone – Aerial Networks, Software Defined 5G Systems, Content Delivery, Networks

University of Rome Tor Vergata Valeria ITALY CARDELLINI Distributed computing systems and include Cloud systems and services, data stream processing, service-oriented systems, and general purpose computing on GPU

Blekinge Institute of Technology Emiliano Sweden CASALICCHIO Large scale distributed computer systems, with a focus on performance, energy consumptions and security

California State University Amlan USA CHATTERJEE High-performance computing and big-data, with potential collaborative work across multiple disciplines

National Taiwan University of Science and Technology Ray-Guang Taiwan CHENG 5G New Radio Protocol Technology, Internet-of-Thing (IoT) Transmission Technology (NB-IoT, LoRa), IoT Platform Technology (Thingworx)

Silesian University of Technology Andrzej Poland CHYDZIŃSKI Single server queue, traffic control, buffer overflow, virtualization

The Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics of the Polish Academy of Sciences Tadeusz Poland CZACHÓRSKI Network, QoS, Models, Wireless Networks, Network Performance Analysis, Computer Networks, Network Science, WiMAX, analytical model

Lublin University of Technology Dariusz Poland CZERWIŃSKI Cloud computing, large scale calculations using the Grid network, modelling using numerical method

University of Opole Adam Poland CZUBAK Computer networks and cybersecurity

INP Grenoble France Andrzej DUDA Wireless networks, wireless sensor networks and Internet of Things, future network architectures (advanced routing, mobility, self-organized networks, novel transport protocols, congestion control), traffic measurement and monitoring, network security (application characterization, anomaly detection, NTP security, blockchain for IoT)

Belarusian State University Alexander Belarus DUDIN TIC processes, queues (controlled queues, retrial queues and queues in random environment, in particular) and their applications in telecommunications, databases

University of Calabria Peppino Italy

FAZIO Wireless LAN and Channel Modeling, Ultra-Wide Band Communication Systems, Satellite Communications Systems, Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks, Unconventional Prediction Approaches, Multicast Routing for Satellite and VANET communications

Bern University of Applied Sciences Max Switzerland FELSER Industrial networks, especially PROFIBUS and PROFINET

Fraunhofer IOSB-INA Holger Germany

FLATT Image Processing, Automation, Electrical Engineering, Digital Electronics, Computer Engineering, Embedded Systems, FPGA Programming, VLSI Technology, FPGA, Reconfigurable Computing, ModelSim, Industrial Ethernet

Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines University Jean-Michel France FOURNEAU Performance Evaluation, Queueing Networks and Networking

Military University of Technology Janusz Poland FURTAK Computer networks, network security, security in Internet of Things, cyber defense and administration of network operating systems

University of Pisa Rosario G. Italy

GARROPPO Performance Modeling, Data Modeling while Networking, Green Networking, Home & Building Communications, Advanced Wireless Systems & Technologies, Cellular Networks, Multimedia Network, Emergency Communication, Queuing Networks University of Antioquia Natalia Colombia

GAVIRIA Performance Modeling, Ad hoc and Sensor Networks, Traffic Identification and Classification, The Theory of Queues, Queuing Networks, Game Theory in Networked Environment

University of Zielona Gora Roman Poland GIERELAK Theoretical physics, quantum informatics, mathematical problems in quantum physics

Poznan University of Technology Mariusz Poland GŁĄBOWSKI Computer Communications (Networks), Programming Languages, Computer Security and Reliability, Operating Systems, Information Systems (Business Informatics)

Federico Santa María Technical University Agustín J. Chile GONZÁLEZ Computer networks, Programming systems, Embedded systems, Interactive digital television

Anna Poznan University of Technology GROCHOLEWSKA Poland

-CZURYŁO Network Security, Security, Cryptography, Cryptology, Cryptography Algorithms

Cracow University of Technology Daniel Poland GRZONKA Monitoring systems, grid and cloud computing, multi-agent systems, task scheduling problems, data mining and high-performance computing

IMT Mines Alès Sebastien France

HARISPE Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery, Advanced Machine Learning, Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, Information Extraction, Ontologies, Information Science, Semantics, Semantic Web, RDF, Linked Data University of Lodz Artur Poland

HŁOBAŻ Broadly understood security of networks and information systems, including cryptography, steganography and cloud services/solutions. He got PhD in the field of network and system security. He is also a CISCO CCNA and CCNP instructor

Silesian University of Technology Edward Poland HRYNKIEWICZ Networked Systems, LAN & WAN Technologies

Wroclaw University of Science and Technology Zbigniew Poland HUZAR Software engineering, in particular, the methods of formal specification and design of real-time systems, and model-based software development

University of Campania ‘Luigi Vanvitelli’ Italy Mauro IACONO Methods and techniques for multiformalism modeling, Performance evaluation of industrial complex systems, performance, dependability, reliability and temporal correctness, Quality of Service in distributed systems based on the Service Oriented Architecture paradigm, Performance modeling of Big Data systems and applications Silesian University of Technology Jacek Poland

IZYDORCZYK Electronics, Magnetic Materials, Magnetization, Circuit Simulation, Microcontroller Programming, FPGA Programming, Circuit Analysis, VLSI Technology, Microprocessor Programming, Electronics and Communication, Data Conversion

Klaipeda University Sergej Lithuania JAKOVLEV Intelligent transportation systems, wireless sensor networks and applications, control systems, artificial intelligence and machine learning

Cracow Institute of Technology Agnieszka Poland JAKÓBIK Algorithms, Distributed Computing and Parallel Computing

Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences Germany Jürgen JASPERNEITE Information and Communication Technology, Computer Networking, Cloud Computing, Network Communication, Industrial Automation, Modeling, Industry, Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Routing, Data Mining, Network, Wireless Sensor Network, Wireless Computing, Wireless Communications

Anna Wroclaw University of Science and Technology KAMIŃSKA- Poland

CHUCHMAŁA Forecasting, Geostatistics, Biometrics verification, Computer Security, Psychology

The Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics Jerzy of the Polish Academy of Sciences KLAMKA Poland

Dynamic system theory, control theory, quantum computing

Wroclaw University of Science and Technology Wojciech Poland

KMIECIK Optimization, Algorithms, Modeling, Linear Programming, Heuristics, Simulation and Modeling, Multiobjective Optimization, Integer Programming, Network Optimization, Metaheuristic, Simulated Annealing, Metaheuristic Algorithm, Simulation Experiments Wroclaw University of Science and Technology Grzegorz Poland Formal Security Models, Access Control Policies, Information flow modelling, Trust KOŁACZEK modelling, Identity management, Security of Web Information Systems, Knowledge management in Web systems, Conflict resolution strategies in agent systems, Emergent information networks Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava Ivan Slovakia Information and Communication Technology, Computer Networking, Network KOTULIAK Architecture, QoS, Network Performance Evaluation, Mobile Communications, Telecommunications, Blockchain, Software-Defined Networking, VoIP, Cryptocurrency Warsaw University of Technology Zbigniew Poland Engineering, Applied and Computational Mathematics, Network Security, Security, KOTULSKI Information Security, Applied Mathematics, IT Security, Risk Assessment, Wireless Sensor Network, Cryptography, Data Security, Encryption, Authentication, Applied Cryptography, Disaster Recovery, Stochastic Differential Equations

University of Bradford Demetres D. UK KOUVATSOS Networks & Performance Engineering

Silesian University of Technology Stanisław Poland

KOZIELSKI Data Mining, Databases, Computer Architecture, Signal, Image and Video Processing, Pattern Recognition, Data Science, Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery, Information Extraction 21

Gdansk University of Technology Henryk Poland KRAWCZYK Computer distributed systems and software engineering

Otto-Friedrich University of Bamberg Udo R. Germany

KRIEGER Statistical Analysis, Statistical Modeling, Statistics, Mathematical Statistics, Statistical Inference, Stochastic Modeling, Stochastic Analysis, Markov Chains, VoIP, Next Generation Networks

Wroclaw University of Science and Technology Michał Poland KUCHARZAK Networking, flow to capacity optimization, elastic optical networks, simulation, metaheuristics, linear programming

Police Academy in Szczytno Mirosław Poland

KURKOWSKI Network Security, Security, Information Security, Computer Networks Security, IT Security, Cyber Security, Computer Security, Cryptography, Wireless Security, Internet Security, Data Security

Andrzej Silesian University of Technology KWIECIEŃ Poland

Software Development, Control Theory, System Modeling, Industrial Automation, TPC Chief Control and Instrumentation, Parallel and Distributed Computing, Instrumentation, High Performance Computing, PLC Programming, Systems Engineering West-Pomeranian University of Technology Poland Piotr LECH Image Processing, Signal, Image and Video Processing, Feature Extraction, Robotics, Algorithms, Machine Vision, Mobile Robotics, Wireless Sensor Network, Segmentation, Internet of Things, Robot Vision, Embedded Systems, Computer Networks, Recognition, Camera Calibration

Wroclaw University of Science and Technology Piotr Poland LECHOWICZ Genetic algorithm, optimization, optical network SDM

University of Houston Ricardo USA Cognitive networking, Pervasive communications and computing, mobile computing, LENT Wireless networks, Autonomic networking and situated Communications, Multi-agent systems, Overlay and P2P networks, Distributed simulations, Virtualization and cloud computing, Green computing and networking

Western Norway University of Applied Sciences Jerry Chun-Wei Norway LIN Data mining, machine learning, artificial intelligence, social computing, multimedia and image processing, and privacy-preserving and security technologies

University of Opole Zbigniew Poland LIPIŃSKI Wireless networks, network security, software quality modeling

Ascolab GmbH Germany Wolfgang

MAHNKE Industrial Computer Networks, Networked Control Systems, Data Modeling while Networking, Integration Issues, Data Exchange in Digital Factory, Research for Industry, Factories of the Future Bradley University Aleksander USA

MALINOWSKI Networked cyber-physical systems, computer networks, Internet of Things, computational intelligence and autonomous mobile agents with emphasis on their navigation

Wroclaw University of Science and Technology Marcin Poland MARKOWSKI Optimization of computer Networks, security of computer systems, Cloud computing

West-Pomeranian University of Technology Przemysław Poland

MAZUREK Applied Mathematics, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Computer Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Software Engineering, Computing in Mathematics, Natural Science, Engineering and Medicine

Beuth University of Applied Sciences Agathe Germany MERCERON Information Systems and Knowledge Management - application to E-learning, Technology Enhanced Learning. Educational Data Mining, Learning Analytics

The Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics of the Polish Academy of Sciences Jarosław Poland MISZCZAK Quantum information theory, scientific computing, foundations of quantum mechanics and theory of programming languages

Pedagogical University of Cracow Vladimir Poland MITYUSHEV Riemann-Hilbert problem for multiply connected Romains, Effective properties of composites with deterministic and random structure. Fiber composites

University of Opole Jolanta Poland

MIZERA- Information technologies, medical informatics (models of eHealth systems), data PIETRASZKO mining, computer linguistics, natural language processing, web systems, including multilingual systems, computer translation systems, artificial intelligence, e-learning, electronic textbooks 23

Karelian Research Centre, Petrozavodsk State University Evsey Russia MOROZOV Queueing networks, stability analysis, regenerative and renewal processes, regenerative simulation of communication networks, rare event simulation, network decomposition

Lodz University of Technology Włodzimierz Poland MOSOROW Industrial Engineering, Detectors, Images, Tomography, Gamma Rays Presentations, Prompt gamma-ray neutron activation analysis (PGNAA)

University of Sarajevo Sasa Bosnia and Herzegovina MRDOVIC Information Security, Computer Networks, Cryptography, Algorithms

Pedagogical University of Cracow Mateusz Poland MUCHACKI Teaching and Learning, Pedagogy and Education, Teacher Training, Online Education, ICT in Education, Education Science

University of Stavanger Gianfranco Norway NENCIONI Orchestration and control in Software-Defined 5G Radio Access and Mobile Core Networks

Istanbul Technical University Sema F. Turkey OKTUG Wireless Networks (sensor, mesh, cognitive), Issues Related to Internet of Things, Performance Modelling of Computer Networks

West-Pomeranian University of Technology Remigiusz Poland OLEJNIK Computer and telecommunication networks

University of Pisa Michele Italy PAGANO Statistical characterization of traffic flows and to network performance analysis, mainly in the framework of architectures able to support Quality of Service

University Paris-Est Créteil Nihal France PEKERGIN Stochastic Modeling and Markov Chains

University of Kazimierz Wielki in Bydgoszcz Poland Maciej

PIECHOWIAK Information and Communication Technology, Computer Networking, Cloud Computing, Network Security, Algorithms, Simulation, Computational Intelligence, Network Communication, PHP

University of Dabrowa Gornicza Piotr Poland PIKIEWICZ Security, Information Security, IT Security, TCP/IP

West-Pomeranian University of Technology Jacek Poland PISKOROWSKI Digital Signal Processing

Silesian University of Technology Bolesław Poland POCHOPIEŃ Networks Architecture, Networks Analyzing & Programming, Internet, Data and Network Security & Safety, Innovative applications

Khmelnitsky National University Oksana Ukraine POMOROVA Performance Modeling, Data Modeling while Networking, Data Exchange in Digital Factory, Cloud Networking and Services, Mobile Cloud issues, Cloud Convergence

Lublin University of Technology Sławomir Poland PRZYŁUCKI Machine Learning, Algorithms, Optoelectronics, Network, Neural Networks, Data Processing and Computer Science, Classification Algorithms, VoIP

Rzeszow University of Technology Tomasz Poland RAK Web Application, Computer Networks, Cryptography and Data Security

University of Klagenfurt Stefan Austria

RASS Formal languages, Technical mathematics, Game theory, Stochastics, Cryptology, Practical computer science, Theoretical computer science, IT security, Computer engineering, Risk research, Risk management

University of Genova Stefano Italy ROVETTA Machine learning and computational intelligence. His current areas of interest are in applications of machine learning to data streams and network analysis problems

Wroclaw University of Science and Technology Przemysław Poland RYBA Optimization of computer networks, Cloud systems, Software Defined Networks

Gubkin Oil and Gas University Vladimir Russia

RYKOV Mathematica Programming, Biomathematics, Asymptotic Theory, Theory Of Mathematical Modeling, Industrial Mathematics, Server, Queueing Theory, Model Simplification, Stochastic Systems, Markov Networks

Rzeszow University of Technology Wojciech Poland RZĄSA Test Driven Development, Petri Nets, Concurrency Theory, Ruby, Cryptography Algorithms, Ruby on Rails, Petri Nets Modeling, Discrete Event Systems

Rzeszow University of Technology Dariusz Poland RZOŃCA Cryptography, Industrial computer systems, embedded systems, microprocessors technology, PLC

TU Dresden Alexander Germany

SCHILL Computer Communications (Networks), Information Systems (Business Informatics), Human-computer Interaction, Information Science, Computer Security and Reliability, Computer and Society Czestochowa University of Technology Olga Poland SIEDLECKA- Algorithms, Probability, Stochastic Modeling, Applied Probability, Theoretical LAMCH Computer Science, Verification, Formal Verification, Model Checking, Automata Theory, Probabilistic Models, Formal Languages, Model Theory

Lodz University of Technology Artur Poland SIERSZEŃ Evaluation of Reliability, Pattern Recognition Methods, Traffic Analyzer, Data Flow Patterns, Wireless Devices, Wi-Fi Technologies, Simulation of Frame-Relay

Silesian University of Technology Mirosław Poland SKRZEWSKI Computer Communications (Networks), Programming Languages, Computer Security and Reliability

Koszalin University of Technology Adam Poland

SŁOWIK Heuristics, Artificial Neural Networks, Scheduling, Neural Networks, Combinatorial Optimization, Genetic Algorithm, Multiobjective Optimization, Evolutionary Computation 26

University of Ostrava Pavel Czech Republic SMOLKA Desktop & Server operating systems, Virtualization, Databases

University of Ostrava Tomáš Czech Republic SOCHOR Network Security, Security, Information Security, Network, Linux, Server, IPv6, Computer network administration

Poznan University of Technology Maciej Poland STASIAK Information and Communication Technology, Computer Networking, Cloud Computing, Network Management, Multimedia Communication, Multicast

University of the Aegean Ioannis Greece STYLIOS Biometric Authentication Methods, Information Systems Security and Privacy Issues

University of Opole Grażyna Poland SUCHACKA Information systems, data mining, neural network, supervised learning

Silesian University of Technology Poland Wojciech SUŁEK Information and coding theory, Error correction codes: LDPC codes, Turbo codes, Polar codes, Hardware implementation of digital signal processing algorithms, especially for wireless communication systems, Digital transmission system design and implementation, Mobile broadband networks: 4G, 5G and beyond

Military University of Technology Zbigniew Poland SUSKI Computer Networking, Cloud Computing, Network Security, IT Security, Wireless Sensor Network, Data Security, Internet of Things, Diagnostics

California State University Bin USA

TANG Intersection of data, networking, and algorithms. He is particularly interested in identifying and solving new algorithmic problems concerning data placement, storage, and replication in emerging networks

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University Kerry-Lynn South Africa THOMSON Network Security, Security, Information Security

Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University Oleg Poland TIKHONENKO Probability, Stochastic Processes, Stochastic Modeling, Applied Probability, Markov Chains, Markov Processes, Probability Distributions

Silesian University of Technology Ewaryst Poland TKACZ Bionics, artificial organs, genetic and tissue engineering, X-ray processing, numerical methods, probability and statistics, computer programming, bioinformatics

University of Quintana Roo Homero Mexico

TORAL-CRUZ VoIP technologies, QoS and network measurements, convergent networks, Internet technologies, IP traffic modeling, network performance evaluation, network security and WSN University of Calabria Mauro Italy

TROPEA Optimization, Simulation, Radio Communication, Heuristics, Scheduling, Wireless Sensor Network, QoS, Social Media, Communication Engineering, Swarm Intelligence, Multimedia

Rzeszow University of Technology Leszek Poland TRYBUS Automation systems and telemechanics

Blekinge Institute of Technology Sweden Kurt Future generation networks, Cloud systems and the new European edition of the Next TUTSCHKU Generation Internet (NGI). In particular he focuses on architecture design, network virtualization, algorithms for network operation and design, Cloud service design, QoE, P2P systems, performance and network management, as well as network security and data privacy

National Research Council of Italy (CNR) Adriano Italy VALENZANO Industrial Communication Systems and Techniques and Tools for the Analysis of Complex Systems

University of Arizona Bane USA VASIC Error correction coding and digital Signal Processing

Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI) Peter Netherlands van de VEN Modeling and analysis of large stochastic systems across different applications

VŠB – Technical University of Ostrava Miroslav Czech Republic VOZNAK Information and communication technologies, particularly on the quality of service and experience, network security, wireless networks and also on big data analytics

Broadcom Limited USA Sylwester Analog Integrated Circuits, Analysis of Algorithms, Arithmetic of Digital Machines, WARECKI Computer Aided Design Algorithms and Techniques for VLSI, Computer Graphics, Computer Networks, Digital Signal Processing, Electronic Packaging Design, Numerical methods. Operating Systems and Tools, Programming in Symbolic Languages, Relational Data Bases, Software Engineering

College of Economics and Computer Science Jan Poland WEREWKA Analysis and design of real-time computer systems with various distribution levels and modelling and scaling of the IT projects’ architecture

Silesian University of Technology Tadeusz Poland Theory and applications of computational intelligence, including neural networks, WIECZOREK similarity-based systems, fuzzy systems, pattern recognition, information retrieval, knowledge discovery, data mining, data science, computational methods of electromagnetism, heat transfer, magnetohydrodynamics. inIT – Institute Industrial IT Lukasz Germany Industrial real-time communication, seamless handover, new medium access scheme WISNIEWSKI for isochronous communication in WLAN, management of heterogeneous network systems in factories, utilization of Software Defined Networking (SDN), Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) and 5G in the industrial context West-Pomeranian University of Technology Przemysław Poland

WŁODARSKI Performance of computer networks, IoT, VoIP, embedded systems, modelling of network traffic, self-similar processes, queueing systems, QoS and QoE, computational statistics, digital signal processing

Gdansk University of Technology Józef Poland WOŹNIAK Network architectures, analysis of communication systems, network security problems, mobility management in IP networks as well as LAN and MAN operational schemes

Xilinx Hao USA YU In machine learning algorithms and related applications, electronic design automation (EDA), Computer Aided Design(CAD)

University of Arizona Steward Observatory USA Grzegorz

ZARĘBA Networked Systems, Future Internet Engineering, Industrial Computer Networks, Networked Control Systems, Home & Building Communications, Telecommunication Systems 29

Opole University of Technology Krzysztof Poland

ZATWARNICKI Modeling and simulation of distributed systems and computer networks, Performance analysis and capacity planning of locally and globally distributed Web systems, Design of time-aware Web systems Military University of Technology Zbigniew Poland

ZIELIŃSKI Computer systems dependability and security, fault-tolerant systems, computer network diagnosis, security and trust management within Internet of Things, as well formal methods, model verification and validation (V&V)

California State University Liudong USA ZUO Computer Networks, Algorithm Design and Application, Big Data Management, Machine Learning

Poznan University of Technology Piotr Poland

ZWIERZYKOWSKI Information and Communication Technology, Cellular Networks, Optimization, Computer Networking, Network Security, Algorithms, Simulation, Network Communication, Modeling, Networking

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Technical Co-sponsor IEEE Poland Section

IEEE is an international non-profit organization whose purpose is to support the development of technology in electronics, electrical engineering, computer engineering and related disciplines. The world has more than 470 thousand members in 160 countries: scientists, engineers, and 80 thousand students. IEEE publishes approximately 30% of the world's technical literature devoted to the electrical, electronics and computer engineering, including 144 newspapers and more than 400 publications and conference annually. As the world's largest technical association, IEEE is comprised of a variety of groups, active in publications, conferences, and building technical communities. These units involve member outreach at both, the local and global level. There are two ways to get involved with IEEE – by area of interest or by geographic location. The CN2019 conference is co-sponsored by IEEE Poland Section. CN2019 Conference Record in the IEEE database is #46159. Knowledge Groups IEEE knowledge groups are member- and volunteer-driven communities, providing cutting-edge research and knowledge sharing on various topics. Technical Councils IEEE technical Councils are groups of Societies working together in broad areas of technology. Technical Councils sponsor member activities such as technical meetings, publishing, promoting educational activities, and developing standards. Currently, there are 7 councils as follows. o IEEE Biometrics Council (BIO-46) o IEEE Council on Electronic Design Automation (CEDA-44) o IEEE Nanotechnology Council (NANO-42) o IEEE Sensors Council (SEN-39) o IEEE Council on Superconductivity (CSC-41) o IEEE Systems Council (SysC-45) o IEEE Technology Management Council (TMC-14) Technical committees Technology is constantly evolving. 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About iNEER Focused on promoting advances in education and research worldwide through international partnerships, the International Network for Engineering Education and Research (‘iNEER Network’) is a non-profit professional organization formed by the world community in engineering and allied fields to foster communication and collaboration. The widening iNEER network of educators and researchers currently covers 98 countries, and is linked by information disseminated through the iNEER website, e-mails, book publications, and annual conferences, workshops, and retreats. There is no membership fees. Annually, iNEER publishes books in the Innovations Series. Papers are accepted and reviewed on a first come first served basis. The hard cover iNEER Innovations Series constitute the annual Special Volumes that have been published every year since 2002. The series has an International Standard Serial Number ISSN number 1553-9911 and a U.S. Library of Congress Control No. 2004215784, and each book is identified by a distinct ISBN number. Past issues are still available through iNEER. Each volume is edited by an international Board of Editors, and each paper is peer reviewed. Books in the iNEER Innovations Series seek to disseminate advances in teaching worldwide as faculty strive to improve teaching and student learning, upgrade the courses taught at universities and colleges around the world, help establish new degree or certificate programs, create new courses or course modules, design innovative programs to involve students in research, or otherwise work on the integration of research and education. iNEER believes that there is great benefit for the authors and the institutions they represent in disseminating and publicizing these and other innovations, sharing experiences and lessons learned, and further enhancing innovation and the productivity of their work through a dialog with members of the international peer community. Copies of Innovations books are included free of charge in the registration packages for most of the iNEER-sponsored conference. More details on ineer.org. Since 1994, iNEER has partnered with univerties around the world to hold international conferences and workshops dealing with engineering education reform. In July 2015, an iNEER conference will take place in Zagreb, Croatia. Recent past iNEER conference cities include: Hamilton, Canada (2014); Riga, Latvia (2014); Cape Town, South Africa (2013); Marrakesh, Morocco (2013); Turku, Finland (2012); Saratov, Russia (2012); Belfast, Northern Ireland (2011) and Gliwice, Poland (2010). iNEER is a partner of the International Conference on Computer Networks, and has been a proud technical sponsor for CN conference editions since 2012.

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Conference Partner Bombardier

We have pioneered many game-changing technologies over the years. We do not know how the transportation sector will look in another 100 years, and without doubt it will be very different from how it is today. However, what we do know is that Bombardier will be instrumental in shaping that future of rail, showing the same passion and pioneering spirit that has defined the company over the last 100 years to optimize the flow of trains. Bombardier Transportation is the largest international investor in Polish rail transportation industry and offers a broad portfolio of rolling stock products for passenger services and complete transport systems. There are four Bombardier Transportation sites in Poland, i.e. in Katowice, Lodz, Wroclaw and Warsaw at which over 2000 people are employed in total. Bombardier Transportation (ZWUS) Polska Sp. z o. o. in Katowice is a market-leading provider of rail traffic management, control and supervision systems. The equipment and systems designed and manufactured in Katowice have successfully been used on railway lines, at industrial plant stations, in metro and in tram transport applications. Advanced technologies combined with the top quality products and services offered and highly qualified Polish managers and experts represent the most significant assets owing to which the site has for over 90 years been a reliable, proven and dependable partner.

Bombardier Transportation (ZWUS) Polska Sp. z o.o. ul. Modelarska 12 40-142 Katowice, Poland Phone: +48 32 730 5000 Fax: +48 32 258 3082

Keynote Talks

 Aleksander Nawrat Silesian University of Technology, NCBR, Poland Topic: ‘How to prevent fortune-telling in cybersecurity? The significance of the strategy of IT development in cybersecurity’

Abstract: When we think of the future of cybersecurity as a „big picture”, we need to make a few assumptions. First of all, the precision of where we will be in terms of ICT solutions in a decade must be reduced to either the truism, that everywhere, or the divination of a glass ball. What is certain is the fact that the majority of activities, and most likely decisions at both macro and micro level will be automated. And greater computerization means greater vulnerability of systems as a whole to cyber-attacks. Will we be able to control the flow of data and the access to information? No, we will not. The areas where we will identify the greatest weaknesses is where the human factor will appear. We will be the constant players of the biggest cyber game ever – government agencies and corporations versus cybercriminals, hackers and cyberterrorists. And it will be an equal fight, because the entry threshold to this war-game, in spite of expenditures for the most innovative security systems, can still be relatively low, because one good computer and a brilliant IT mind could be enough. The key task to appear in this game will be the sustainable care of the development of cybersecurity ecosystem, including e.g. consent to the use by systems’ security forces (power grids, water supply, traffic control) of real-time data parts, the use of artificial intelligence, great concern for the development of cyber-experts who know how to develop and control these systems. While for the development of the environment, platforms that secure especially critical systems, the responsibility will be taken over by specialized government agencies, the optimal conditions for the sustainable and effective development of specialists themselves, the ICT industry must be secured at the level of the best universities strategy. The environment of professionally active and future IT specialists, which now have no limits in regard to their professional paths or the administrative boundaries, need to have clearly set goals, sources of funding for research and career paths, taking into account the need to abandon the traditional silo approach to the projects being developed. The country’s cybersecurity strategy at the moment is primarily a strategy for the development of Polish IT sector with strong focus on an academic level.

Professor Aleksander M. Nawrat Deputy Director of the NCBR; Professor of the Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice and an expert in R&D for science, defence industry and government agencies. Professor Nawrat is the author or co-author of several patent applications, industrial designs, more than 170 science works and publications as well as a reviewer in a number of renowned foreign journals. He has received many state distinctions and won numerous national and international awards. In addition to his academic career at universities in Poland and abroad, he was also a member of management boards of both private and state-owned companies. Professor Nawrat actively participated in business activities, dealing with research commercialisation and supporting the development of start-ups. He focused mainly on the development of new technologies for state defence and security as well as for the civil sector. He was a member of the Board of the National Centre for Research and Development and member of the Strategic Programmes Committee. He was many times the head of EU-funded strategic projects undertaken for private and state-owned companies. He currently chairs one of the largest NCBR strategic programmes.

 Jolanta Mizera-Pietraszko University of Opole, Poland Topic: ‘Language Technologies for some EU-Supported Digital Services’

Abstract: Ubiquitous nature of information, in particular the information accessible online, stimulates a growing demand for both academia and industry to build and constantly develop up-to-day infrastructure of language technologies which allow extraction of knowledge from variety of data resources including speech or the e-documents written in under-resourced languages and which consequently facilitate translation workload. For that reason, the new EU CEF TELECOM Framework Programme directly interlinked with H2020, launched on 14 February, 2019, is aimed to fund the pilot projects on language tools for specific domains and for under-resourced languages. Notwithstanding, the CEF Automated Translation (AT) policy goes far beyond overcoming language barriers amongst the EU Member States, its general purpose is to provide access to specific digital services called Digital Single Market. As AT is said to be a new science, having no more than 50 years since its very beginning, the talk presents its history starting from the first IBM translation models to the most current research trend in Neural Network Machine Translation initiated by Google in 2016. It also addresses the wide range of AT application areas and discusses the new challenges faced by the research communities to achieve AT comparable, let alone, equal to the human professional translation quality.

Jolanta Mizera-Pietraszko holds a position of Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science, Opole University, Poland. In 2014, she received her Ph.D. in Computer Science from Wroclaw University of Science & Technology, one out of the top three technical universities in Poland at position 348 on 2018 QS World University Ranking in Engineering and Technology. Her research interests are mainly focused on Machine Translation, Information Technologies, Medical Informatics (e-Health systems), Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning. She invented a language and system-independent asymmetric translation technology called “Technology of Machine Translation Analysis with Implementation of Language Pair Phenomena” – invention number P387576, registered and published by the Patent Office of the Republic of Poland. Both due to her PhD. Thesis and the invention, she has just been invited by the Brussels EU agency Innovations and Network Executive Agency to cooperation with regard to the newly opened call for proposals under the H2020 CEF TELECOM Framework Programme. Furthermore, she is an EU Consultant of the European Research Program H2020-ICT-2016- 2017 (Topic ID: ICT22-2016 Technologies for Learning and Skills), an Expert in R&D projects for the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, National Center of R&D, Polish Agency of R&D; and a National Evaluator of English textbooks for the Ministry of Education. Also, as a National Supervisor for the ministerial agency Center of Polish Education Development Abroad she is responsible for teaching standards in Polish schools abroad. She is a Co-Founder of a conference series on Real Time Intelligent Systems and chairs many other international conferences. Her keynote speeches at conferences in Dublin, London and Fukuoka, Japan have received a lot of interest and attention from the audience. Recently, she has given tutorials at conferences in Finland, Cyprus and the UK, London where she was honored with Best Tutorial Award for her tutorial entitled Language Parallels Aimed at Construction of a Query Profile. Her publication record starting from 2006 up to present is 90. In 2011 she was honored with Featured Reviewer Award of ACM Computing Reviews, US and she serves on Editorial 41

Advisory Board of Recent Patents on Computer Science Journal published by Bentham Science. In addition, she is Guest Editor of Special issue on Intelligent Computing for Society, Journal of Universal Computer Science. Also, she reviews IT books for the British Computer Society. She is a fellow of the IEEE Technical Committee on Digital Libraries; IEEE Technical Committee on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, IEEE Technical Committee on Data Engineering, IEEE Technical Committee on Intelligent Informatics, IEEE Technical Committee on the Internet, IEEE Technical Committee on e-Health, Information Retrieval Facilities (Vienna, Austria); and the British Computer Society Information Retrieval Specialist Group (London, UK).

 Gökhan H. ÍLK Ankara University, Turkey Topic: ‘A Novel Convolutional Neural Network Model for Compression and Coding of Signals’

Abstract: Speech is the most natural way of communication among humans. Therefore, it is not surprising to see speech coding applications in communication networks. The need for removing the redundancy for efficient compression and coding has been a challenge for a long time. Although rate distortion theory, which defines the quality with respect to bit rate, is at the focal point of this discussion, we will also focus on other practical issues such as delay (including latency), complexity and memory requirements, which are as important parameters as rate distortion. The major contribution of this research is the use of a DNN (Deep Neural Network) in the form of two convolutional neural networks (CNN) for compression and coding of voice in an end-to-end solution for encoding and decoding purposes. The end-to-end solution means that input speech is in time domain and represented as raw speech waveform, which does not require any explicit extraction of parameters, i.e. acoustic features; the output is the reconstructed speech waveform. The process also does not require any conversions (such as LSF) or quantization under some circumstances for the CNN encoder. Speech is synthesized by the CNN decoder. The results are promising. We will provide speech samples obtained from this network and discuss important parameters for possible use in VoIP networks and other audio related applications.

Gökhan H. Ílk was born in Ankara, Turkey, in 1971. He received the B.Sc. degree from Ankara University, Ankara, in 1993, the M.Sc. degree in instrument design and applications from the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology, in 1994, and the Ph.D. degree from the University of Manchester, Manchester, U.K, in 1997. He is currently a Professor with the Electrical and Electronics Engineering Department, Ankara University and on sabbatical leave at VSB – TUO, Technical University of Ostrava. He has 78 publications, according to Google scholar and 325 citations. His publications are in optical communications, digital speech, and image signal processing. His current research interests are digital signal processing in networking, speech, image, and video processing. Prof. Ilk has a book in Turkish on Applied Signal Processing. He is the Founder of the Ankara University Speech Processing Group and shared Turkcell’s (biggest GSM operator in Turkey) Best Academic Study Award in 2007.

 Marcin KAPCZYŃSKI Solutions specialists and Customer Education, Web of Science Group | Clarivate Analytics, Europe Topic: ‘Web of Science and InCites – bibliometric way to measure research impact. Update on newest developments ’

Abstract: As research data is booming the opportunity to reveal meaningful linkages – between past and current research, between collaborators, between funding and research impact – is huge, as long you start with the right data become more and more crucial. With the Web of Science platform, researcher can access an unrivalled breadth of world-class research literature linked to a rigorously selected core of journals and uniquely discover new information through meticulously captured metadata and citation connections. The Web of Science platform connects the Web of Science Regional Connection to regional citation indexes, patent data, specialized subject indexes, and an index of research data sets, all in all totaling over 33,000 journals, meaning you have the breadth you need to be truly comprehensive in your search. Built on the foundation of Web of Science – InCites Benchmark and Analytics tool uses the most thorough, accurate, and objective information available to analyze institutional productivity and benchmark research output against peers worldwide.

Marcin Kapczyński is Solution and Customer Education specialist at Clarivate Analytics formerly Thomson Reuters Intellectual Property & Science. He has a started his career at Cardinal Wyszynski University in Warsaw at Psychology Department. His primary area of interest was measurement of individual differences, intelligence, cognitive styles, interpersonal competence and intellect diagnosis. In Thomson Reuters since 2010. He was involved in shaping research evaluation processes in Central and Eastern Europe countries such as Poland, Latvia, Lithuania and Slovakia. Member of committees, and participant of numerous scientific conferences. His main role is to provide a support for a research analytical and discovery tools such as Web of Science, InCites or Journal Citation Reports and also share an understanding and promote bibliometrics. He works with researchers, academics and librarians at all levels but also cooperate with governmental and corporate institutions offering his consultancy services.

Agenda

Tuesday 25 June 2019 Start Duration Stop – Morning: registration & hotel check in  The Main Entrance of the Castle Conference Check in 10:00 5:00 15:00 – CN Reception 

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 Speeches are delivered during the conference sessions in two rooms according to the agenda.  Selected sessions are parallel.  Please upload your slides before the given session is started.  Please note that the time provided for a single speech contains also the time for questions and discussion.  We suggest making deeper discussions during breaks.

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Tuesday 25 June 2019 Start Duration Stop  – Afternoon

Castle: Ballroom Special Session – 14:00 3:10 17:10 – Opening & keynote lectures chairman: prof. Miroslav Voznak  Topic Lecturer Start Duration Stop  Andrzej Kwiecień Official Opening — 14:00 0:10 14:10 Goals and Mission of the CN Conference Silesian University of Technology, Poland  How to Prevent Fortune-telling in Cybersecurity? Aleksander M. Nawrat The Significance of the Strategy of IT Development — 14:10 0:40 14:50  in Cybersecurity Silesian University of Technology, NCBR, Poland Gökhan H. ÍLK A Novel Convolutional Neural Network Model for — 14:50 0:40 15:30 Compression and Coding of Signals  Ankara University, Turkey

>> COFFEE BREAK Room 27 between the conference rooms 15:30 0:30 16:00  Jolanta Mizera-Pietraszko Language Technologies for some EU-Supported — 16:00 0:40 16:40 Digital Services  University of Opole, Poland Web of Science and InCites – Bibliometric Way to Marcin Kapczyński Measure Research Impact. Update on Newest — 16:40 0:30 17:10  Developments Clarivate Analytics, Poland

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Tuesday 25 June 2019 Start Duration Stop – Afternoon cont. 

TRACK A – SESSION A.1 CASTLE: Ballroom 17:10 1:20 18:30 Computer Networks – chairman: prof. Andrzej Kwiecień 

Topic Lecturer Start Duration Stop  Udo R. Krieger, Michael H. Ziegler, Hendrik L. Cech Performance Modeling of the Consensus — 17:10 0:20 17:30 Mechanism in a Permissioned Blockchain  University of Bamberg, Germany TU Munich, Germany

Godlove Suila Kuaban, Piotr Czekalski, Ernest L. Molua, Krysztof Grochla — An Architectural Framework Proposal for IoT Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics- 17:30 0:20 17:50 Driven Agriculture  Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Silesian University of Technology, Poland University of Buea, Cameroon

Jan Chudzikiewicz, Tomasz Malinowski, Janusz Furtak, Zbigniew The Procedure of Key Distribution in Military IoT Zieliński 17:50 0:20 18:10  — Military University of Technology, Poland

Monika Nycz Modeling of Computer Networks Using SAP HANA — 18:10 0:20 18:30 Smart Data Streaming Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics-  Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland

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Tuesday 25 June 2019 Start Duration Stop – Evening  Topic Lecturer Start Duration Stop  The Castle in Kamień Śląski The Main Entrance 19:00 0:30 19:30 – trip around the Castle – guided by the Castle Householder  Gathering at The Main Entrance of the Castle. COMMON PICTURE 19:30 0:20 19:50 Picture place on the front square. 

>> GALA SUPPER CASTLE DINING ROOM (ground floor) 20:00 2:00 22:00 

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Wednesday 26 June 2019 Start Duration Stop – Morning 

>> BREAKFAST RESTAURANT IN SANATORIUM 8:00 0:45 8:45  CASTLE: Ballroom TRACK A – SESSION A.2 (in Parallel: B.1) – 9:00 1:40 10:40 Computer Networks chairman: prof. Udo R. Krieger  Topic Lecturer Start Duration Stop  Dariusz Czerwinski, An Impact of Jamming Signal on the Energy Jaroslaw Nowak, Slawomir Przylucki 9:00 0:20 9:20  Efficiency of ZigBee Network Elements — Lublin University of Technology, Poland Marek Sawerwain, Joanna Wiśniewska Quantum Switch Realization by the Quantum — 9:20 0:20 9:40  Lyapunov Control University of Zielona Góra, Poland Military University of Technology, Poland Rafał Marjasz, Krzysztof Grochla, Anna Strzoda, Zbigniew Łaskarzewski Simulation Analysis of Packet Delivery Probability — Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics-Polish 9:40 0:20 10:00 

in LoRa Networks Academy of Sciences, Poland Proximetry Poland Sp. z o. o., Poland Silesian University of Technology, Poland Marcin Lewandowski, Marcin Bernaś, Piotr Loska, Piotr Szymała, Bartłomiej Płaczek Extending Lifetime of Wireless Sensor Network in — University of Silesia, Poland  10:00 0:20 10:20 Application to Road Traffic Monitoring University of Bielsko-Biala, Poland Institute of Innovative Technologies EMAG, Poland University of Silesia, Poland Comparative Study Between Reactive and Hemin Akram Muhammad —  Proactive Protocols of (Manet) in Terms of Power 10:20 0:20 10:40 Consumption and Quality of Service University of Kurdistan-Hawler, Iraq

>> COFFEE BREAK Room 27 between the conference rooms 10:40 0:30 11:10 

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Wednesday 26 June 2019 Start Duration Stop – Morning cont.  CASTLE: Ballroom TRACK A – SESSION A.3 (in Parallel: B.2) – 11:10 1:40 12:50 Computer Networks chairwoman: Grażyna Suchacka  Topic Lecturer Start Duration Stop 

BotGRABBER: SVM-based Self-Adaptive System Sergii Lysenko, Oleg Savenko, for the Network Resilience Against the Botnets' Kira Bobrovnikova, Andrii Kryshchuk 11:10 0:20 11:30 —  Cyberattacks Khmelnitsky National University, Ukraine

Cyber Attack Detection by Using Neural Network Serpil Ustebay, Approaches: Shallow Neural Network, Deep Neural Zeynep Turgut, M. Ali Aydin 11:30 0:20 11:50 —  Network and AutoEncoder Istanbul Medeniyet University, Turkey

Temporal Characteristics of CodeSys Programmed Ireneusz Smołka, Raspberry Pi and Beaglebone Black Embedded Jacek Stój 11:50 0:20 12:10 —  Devices Silesian University of Technology, Poland

Olga Fedevych, Ateb-prediction Method use for High Quality Video Ivanna Droniuk, Danylo Lizanets, Yurii Klishch, Volodymyr Polziukov 12:10 0:20 12:30  Traffic Forecasting — Lviv Polytechnic National University, Ukraine

A Comparison of Request Distribution Strategies Krzysztof Zatwarnicki, Used in One and Two Layer Architectures of Web Anna Zatwarnicka 12:30 0:20 12:50 —  Cloud Systems Opole University of Technology, Poland

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Wednesday 26 June 2019 Start Duration Stop – Morning 

CASTLE: Fireplace Room TRACK B – SESSION B.1 (in Parallel: A.2) – 9:00 1:40 10:40 Teleinformatics & Telecommunications chairman: prof. Krzysztof Zatwarnicki 

Topic Lecturer Start Duration Stop  Zagroz Aziz, Mobile Voice Traffic Load Characteristics based on Robert Bestak 9:00 0:20 9:20 Real Data —  Czech Technical University, Czech Republic Marcin Bernaś, Vehicle in Motion Weighing based on Vibration Wojciech Korski, Bartłomiej Płaczek, Jarosław Smyła — 9:20 0:20 9:40  Data Collected from Sensor Network University of Bielsko Biała, Poland University of Silesia, Poland Michał Gorawski, Konrad Połys, Krzysztof Grochla, Accuracy of UWB Location Tracking Devices when Artur Frankiewicz — 9:40 0:20 10:00  on the Move Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics Polish Academy of Science, Poland AIUT, Poland Iyad Khuder, Cells Interrelation in Mobile Networks Robert Bestak 10:00 0:20 10:20 —  Czech Technical University, Czech Republic Optimal Spectrum Sharing in RF Energy Jerzy Martyna — 10:20 0:20 10:40  Harvesting Cognitive Femtocell Networks Jagiellonian University, Poland

>> COFFEE BREAK Room 27 between the conference rooms 10:40 0:30 11:10 

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Wednesday 26 June 2019 Start Duration Stop – Morning cont.  CASTLE: Fireplace Room TRACK B – SESSION B.2 (in Parallel: A.3) – 11:10 1:00 12:10 Teleinformatics & Telecommunications chairman: prof. Oleg Tikhonenko  Topic Lecturer Start Duration Stop 

Miroslav Voznak, Radek Fujdiak, Petr Blazek, Petr Chmelar, Petr Dittrich, Communication Model of Smart Substation for Petr Mlynek, Pavel Jurka, Jan Slacik, 11:10 0:20 11:30 Cyber-Detection Systems Petr Musil, Jiri Misurec  — VSB-Technical University of Ostrava, Czech Republic

Bartłomiej Ulfik, Marcin Kucharczyk, Grzegorz Dziwoki, Jacek Izydorczyk, Virtual Oversampling of Sparse Channel Impulse Wojciech Sułek 11:30 0:20 11:50 Response —  Silesian University of Technology, Poland WB Electronics, Poland

Rafał Pawlik, Recreation of Containers for High Availability Jan Werewka 11:50 0:20 12:10 Architecture and Container-based Applications —  AGH University of Science and Technology, Poland

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Wednesday 26 June 2019 Start Duration Stop – Afternoon  Guided Tour Guided trip to the Moszna Castle 14:00 5:00 19:00 – Transfer by coach. and Mount St. Anne  CASTLE: Fireplace Room Program & Organization Committees meeting – 19:30 0:30 20:00  moderator: prof. Andrzej Kwiecień

>> REGIONAL SUPPER CASTLE COURTYARD OR INN 20:00 2:00 22:00 

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Thursday 27 June 2019 Start Duration Stop – Morning  CASTLE: Ballroom TRACK D – SESSION D.1 – 9:00 1:20 10:20 Queueing Theory and Queuing Networks chairman: prof. Dariusz Czerwinski  Topic Lecturer Start Duration Stop  Youssef Ait el Mahjoub, Jean-Michel Fourneau, Hind Castel-Taleb Analysis of Energy Consumption in Cloud Center — 9:00 0:20 9:20 with Tasks Migrations  University of Paris-Saclay, France Telecom Sud Paris, France

Oleg Tikhonenko, Marcin Ziółkowski Queueing Systems with Non-Homogeneous — 9:20 0:20 9:40 Customers and Infinite Sectorized Memory Space Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw,  Poland Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Poland

Tomasz Rak Cluster-based Web System Models for Different — 9:40 0:20 10:00 Classes of Clients in QPN  Rzeszow University of Technology, Poland

Marek Fiuk, Tadeusz Czachórski Performance Analysis of the HTTP Protocol in — 10:00 0:20 10:20 Networked Control Systems Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics-  Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland

>> COFFEE BREAK Room 27 between the conference rooms 10:20 0:30 10:50 

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Thursday 27 June 2019 Start Duration Stop – Morning cont.  CASTLE: Ballroom TRACK D – SESSION D.2 (in Parallel: WIP.1) – 10:50 1:00 11:50 Queueing Theory and Queuing Networks chairman: Tomasz Rak PhD  Topic Lecturer Start Duration Stop  Adam Domanski, Joanna Domanska Tadeusz Czachorski, AQM Mechanism with the Dropping Packet Jerzy Klamka, Dariusz Marek, Jakub Szygula Function based on the Answer of Several PIα — 10:50 0:20 11:10  Controllers Silesian University of Technology, Poland Institute of Theoretical and Applied Informatics PAN, Poland

Galina Zverkina — A System with Warm Standby Russian University of Transport, Russia 11:10 0:20 11:30  V. A. Trapeznikov Institute of Control Sciences of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Rakesh Kumar, Sapana Sharma, Vladimir Rykov Transient Solution of a Heterogeneous Queuing — System with Balking, and Retention of Reneging 11:30 0:20 11:50 SMVD University, India  Customers Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gas, Russia

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Thursday 27 June 2019 Start Duration Stop  – Morning CASTLE: Fireplace Room WIP – SESSION WIP.1 (in Parallel: D.2) – 10:50 1:00 11:50 Work in Progress chairman: prof. Andrzej Kwiecień  Topic Lecturer Start Duration Stop  Roman Gielerak, Marek Sawerwain Maximally entangled states of (d, ∞) quantum — 10:50 0:20 11:10 systems: some numerical studies  University of Zielona Góra, Poland

Marek Woda, Michael Abebe Multi-phase Classification Approach for Network — Intrusion Detection System based on Feature 11:10 0:20 11:30 Wroclaw University of Science and Technology,  Selection Poland

Robert R. Chodorek, Agnieszka Chodorek Performace evaluation of reliable transmission of — bulk data in dedicated links of the GÉANT testbed 11:30 0:20 11:50 AGH Akademia Górniczo-Hutnicza, Poland  network Politechnika Świętokrzyska, Poland

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Thursday 27 June 2019 Start Duration Stop – Morning cont.  Andrzej Kwiecień Closing Speech and the CN2019 Official Closure — 11:50 0:10 12:00  Silesian University of Technology, Poland The Main Entrance of the Castle Check out of regular participants 10:00 2:00 12:00 – CN Reception/Hotel Reception 

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CN Conference Venues

Alimentation

Meals and beverages Day Breakfast Lunch Dinner Tuesday none 1:00 pm 8:00 pm (gala) Wednesday 8:00 am 1:00 pm 8:00 pm (barbecue) Thursday 8:00 am 1:00 pm none

To have a breakfast and lunch you need to go to the ‘Sanatorium’ restaurant located approx. 200 m from the Castle, which takes approx. 3 minutes.

Inn Castle

Sanatorium

 Gala dinner is organized in the Castle dining room on the ground floor. Dress code: business casual.  Barbecue dinner is in the Inn located beside the Castle. Dress code: casual.

Café breaks Café breaks are scheduled during the sessions. One break is during each morning and each afternoon session, according to the agenda. The breaks are organized in the room 27 located between the conference halls.

Social Events

Trip around the Castle On the first day of the conference (Tuesday) a guided tour around the Odrowąż Castle is planned. It starts at 7:00 pm at the main entrance.

Touristic Tour On the second day of the conference (Wednesday, 26 June) a guided tour is planned. The target is the historic Moszna Castle (moszna-zamek.pl) and St. Anne Mount. The transfer is by coach. Departure at 2:00 pm. Total time of the tour is approx. 4-5 hours. During the excursion the touristic route takes approx. 3 hours.

Dress code: sportswear suggested. Attention:  Spike heels or other visit shoes are strongly NOT recommended.  No special clothes (protective, safety) are needed.  Bus departure at 2:00 pm. Please be on time.  Rain jacket can be useful in case of rain.

The Moszna Castle (Polish: Pałac w Mosznej, German: Schloss Moschen) is a historic castle and residence located in a small village of Moszna, in southwestern Poland. The castle is one of the best known monuments of the Upper Silesian region and has been often featured in the list of most beautiful castles in the world. The history of this building begins in the 17th century, although much older cellars were found in the gardens during excavations carried out at the beginning of the 20th century. Some of the those could have been remnants of a presumed Templar stronghold. After World War II further excavations discovered a medieval palisade. Prepared on the base of wikipedia.org

CN2019 Publications Due to the 26th edition of the conference, two publications were prepared:

Series info: Online: Series info:

www.springer.com/series/7899 link.springer.com/conference/cn si.polsl.pl  Conference proceedings ‘Computer  Special Session (WIP): The SUT science Networks’ published by Springer-Verlag in copybook volume 40, No. 2 (139) in series CCIS 1039, Germany ‘Studia Informatica’ series published by  ISSN 1865-0929 SUT Press, Gliwice, Poland This book constitutes the peer-to-peer  ISSN 1642-0489 reviewed English language proceedings of the This book constitutes the referred papers of CN2019. The whole material has been WIP Special Session. The whole material carefully peer reviewed in double blind way has been peer reviewed by two independent by at least three independent reviewers from reviewers from the Technical Program the Technical Program Committee of CN2019. Committee of CN2019. The 4 full papers The 29/59 (<50%) peer revised full papers have been selected for inclusion in the book. have been selected for inclusion in the book.

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Exclusive FREE access link to the CN2019 keynote presentations and CCIS volumes: http://cn.polsl.pl/Upload/qcxr2019.html This link is valid till July 19, 2019.

List of Entities Participating in the CN2019 Edition

AGH University of Science and Technology Poland Ankara University Turkey Bombardier Transportation (ZWUS) Polska sp. z o.o. Poland Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw Poland Czech Technical University in Prague Czech Republic DAVID/UVSQ - SAMOVAR/TSP France Gubkin Oil and Gas University Russia Institute of Innovative Technologies EMAG Poland Polish Academy of Sciences Poland Istanbul University Turkey Jagiellonian University Poland Khmelnitsky National University Ukraine Lublin University of Technology Poland Lviv Polytechnic National University Ukraine Military University of Technology Poland Opole University of Technology Poland Otto-Friedrich-University Bamberg Germany Proximetry Poland Sp. z o. o. Poland RUT (MIIT), ICS RAS Russia Rzeszow University of Technology Poland Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University India Silesian University of Technology Poland Université de Versail France University of Bielsko Biała Poland University of Kurdistan-Hawler Iraq University of Silesia Poland University of Opole Poland University of Zielona Gora Poland VSB - Technical University of Ostrava Czech Republic Warsaw University of Life Sciences Poland Wroclaw University of Science and Technology Poland

About the Venue

Region Opole Voivodeship (Polish: województwo opolskie [vɔjɛˈvutstfɔ ɔˈpɔlskʲɛ], German: Woiwodschaft Oppeln, Czech: Opolské vojvodství), is the smallest and least populated voivodeship (province) of Poland. The province's name derives from the name of region's capital and largest city, Opole. The province is a part of Upper Silesia. A relatively large German minority, with representatives in the Diet, lives in this voivodeship, and the German language is co-official in 28 communes. Opole Voivodeship is bordered by Lower Silesian Voivodeship to the west, Greater Poland and Łódź Voivodeships to the north, Silesian Voivodeship to the east, and the Czech Republic (Olomouc Region and Moravian-Silesian Region) to the south. Opole Province's geographic location, economic potential, and its population's level of education make it an attractive business partner for other Polish regions (especially Lower Silesian and Silesian Voivodeships) and for foreign investors. Formed in 1997, the Praděd/Pradziad Euroregion has facilitated economic, cultural and tourist exchanges between the border areas of Poland and the Czech Republic. The voivodeship lies in southwestern Poland, the major part on the Silesian Lowland (Nizina Śląska). To the east, the region touches upon the Silesian Upland (Wyżyna Śląska) with the famous Saint Anne Mountain; the Sudetes range, the Opawskie Mountains, lies to the southwest. The Oder River cuts across the middle of the voivodeship. The northern part of the voivodeship, along the Mała Panew River, is densely forested, while the southern part consists of arable land. The region has the warmest climate in the country.

Kamień Śląski Kamień Śląski (Polish pronunciation: [ˈkamjɛj ̃ ˈɕlɔskʲi];̃ German: Gross Stein) is a village in the administrative district of Gmina Gogolin, within Krapkowice County, Opole Voivodeship, in south-western Poland. It lies approximately 9 kilometres (6 mi) north-east of Gogolin, 13 km (8 mi) north-east of Krapkowice, and 17 km (11 mi) south-east of the regional capital Opole. Before 1945 the area was part of Germany. The village has a population of 1,500 habitants. Kamień Śląski is well-known and very popular not only by the inhabitants of Silesia, but also by numerous guests from all over the world. It became famous primarily as the birthplace of St. Jack, Bl. Czeslaw, and Bl. Bronisława. The first documented mention of Kamien Slaski comes from the beginning of the 12th century. It was the strong castle of knights belonging to famous in Europe Odrowąż family. In 1104, according to reports of ‘Polish Chronicle’ Gallus Anonymous, the Prince Boleslaw the Wry-mouthed had to stay in Kamień Śląski. In the history of the Kamień Śląski an important role played families: Odrowąż, Stralsund, Larisch, and Strachwitz. They cared primarily about the development of property in Kamień Śląski and maintenance of the local castle, which eventually took the shape and function of the palace. The palace survived the World War II almost intact in the state. It was partially looted by Soviet troops in January 1945. After the war, the orphanage was created in 1958. Next, property in Kamień Śląski has been so militarized by Soviets, and the palace was allocated for housing for the military in 1970. It brings a severe destruction and finally set on fire in 1990. The ruins of the palace was passed to the Diocese of Opole. In 1994, after reconstruction, bishop of Opole established here St. Jack Sanctuary and Jack's Center for Culture and Science of the Faculty of Theology of the University of Opole. Since then, the rank of Kamień Śląski is growing rapidly from year to year. There are interesting investment, because more and more new people come to 61

Kamień Śląski, who want to tie their development projects of the region with this place and this village.

Odrowąż Castle In spite of the fact that Kamień Śląski is considered one of the oldest villages in Upper Silesia, the history of that place has not been thoroughly examined. It is known that in the 12th and 13th century belonged to the owners of the local castle, the Odrowąż family, descendant of the old Czech family Odrowążów-Benešovic. The line of Odrowąż family, from which St. Jacek derives, extinct in the 16th century, and Kamień Śląski and the surrounding area, as a result of affinity and family inheritance, passed into the hands of the next Silesian families. In 1361 it was owned by the knight Thomas Stone. In 1591 it was acquired by Nicholas Strzala. In the years 1595-1603 it was owned by John Beessa, and in 1603 the goods belonging to Kamień was acquired by Nicholas von Rokowsky (1632). His son Peter approx. 1656 sold them to magnate Wenceslaus von Kaldenborn, which in turn in 1660 gave them to Balthazar von Larisch (1687-1703). Next, Kamień was inherited by his son Louis Baltazar, who was also the patron of the church Kamień, as is mentioned among others in the ‘Acts of visitation archdeaconry Opole’ from the years 1679 and 1687-1688. The widow of Louis Balthazar von Larisch – Countess Magdalena Engelburg-Kotulińska-Kryszkowitz (1705-1751) gave goods associated with the Kamień Śląski to his son Charles Louis Jack von Larisch (1751- 1779). Charles Louis married countess Sophie von Strachwitz (1779-1799) from Kalinowa in 1771. This marriage was childless. In 1779, Karl Ludwig von Larisch died at the age of 79. He was buried in the basement of Kamień church. The reign of the Larisch family in Kamień Śląski was ended. The widow of Louis Sophie (1799) in her will at 1793 enrolled 500 crowns to parish church in Kamień, devoted them to masses, but other goods, except property of Zakrzów, she enrolled to his brother, archdeacon Ernest. The Zakrzów property she enrolled to his nephew Ernest. After the death of Monsignor Ernest von Strachwitz, who was also the manager and owner of the estate Kamień in the years 1799-1808, Jacinta von Strachwitz (1808-1843) took ownership of the palace in Kamień Śląski in 1808. From then and until the end of World War II, the palace remained in the hands of Strachwitz. Soviet troops entered to Kamień Śląski on 22 January 1945. They killed the governor of the palace in the belief that he is the owner of the palace. The military hospital has been established after that. The residents of Kamień Śląski, after returning from exile in March 1945, found a great havoc within palace buildings. Although the palace survived, it had been ransacked and the palace chapel burned. The treasured monuments and relics of the cult of St. Jack were gone forever. After World War II the palace, as the so-called former German property, the palace was nationalized. The orphanage was created in there. In the 50’s of 12th century the nearby airport located behind the walls of the palace was expanded. Then the palace was used as the Soviet troops stationed at the airport. This period was probably the most tragic in the history of Kamień palace. The Soviets plundered and looted everything that had any value, and in May 1970 the 62

palace was set on fire. Then they burned the remains of its equipment. The roof and walls of the palace were seriously damaged. Over the next twenty years they plundered the rest of the remains. In 80s of 12th century a new spark of hope was brought to the palace. An attempt of reconstruction outbuildings was made. The search of a buyer and investor was also initiated. However, due to the large scale of objects destruction, nobody wanted to undertake reconstruction of the properties. So it was proposed to transfer the ruins of the palace to the Diocese of Opole. It met a positive response from Opole Bishop Alfons Nossol. The formalities associated with ownership were settled yet in 1990. Almost immediately they started to rebuild the object. The work was led by Fr. Dr. Albert Glaeser and lasted less than four years. The completely destroyed tower was rebuilt, the chapel was restored, annex and outbuildings renovatedand adapted to the base of tourist accommodation. The completely devastated ballroom was also restored to its original style. The restoration of the surrounding park was made. The palace pond was purified and utilized. As a result, a precious treasure of cultural heritage in the Opole was restored. Dedication of the rebuilt chapel and the palace to St. Jack was made on 14 August 1994. The ceremony brought together the bishops of the Upper Silesian Metropolis, many descendants of the family von Strachwitz, provincial authorities, many invited guests and thousands of faithful. The ceremony was presided over by the Cardinal. Joachim Meisner of Cologne. Celebrations gathered bishops Upper Silesia Metropolis, many descendants of the family von Strachwitz, provincial authorities, many invited guests and thousands of belivers. Chapel along with the entire palace complex became an important shrine and pilgrimage center of Upper Silesia, and a place of reconciliation between churches, nations and cultures. Today, the palace in Kamień Śląski may be called an integration center at European and worldwide level. There are organized numerous national and international conferences and symposia for various social groups. To the palace arrives pilgrims, scientists, business people from the region and abroad. It is a meeting place for academics from around the world. Rallies of locals and families are also held here.

Local Info

Important phone numbers MOUNTAIN RESCUE EMERGENCY tel. 985 tel. 999 tel. +48601100300

FIRE POLICE tel. 998 tel. 997

CONFERENCE HELP +48512331919 +48602748169 ROAD ASSISTANCE MUNICIPAL POLICE tel. 981 tel. 986 EMERGENCY NUMBER FROM MOBILES MEDICAL INFORMATION tel. 112 tel. 9439

ATMs around Operator Address Working hours Bank Polskiej pl. Myśliwca 24, Kamień Śląski 6:00 am - 10:00 pm Spółdzielczości S.A. ING Bank Śląski ul. Strzelecka 1, Gogolin 24/7

Pharmacies in Kamień Śląski Punkt Apteczny Tobie Bliski (800 m) ul. Parkowa 1A tel. +48 77 407 81 60

Weather in the region The summer in the region of Kamień Śląski is comfortable, the winters are rather cold, dry, and windy. It is partly cloudy year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from -5°C to 25°C and is rarely below -12°C or above 30°C. The best time of year to visit Kamień Śląski for warm-weather activities is from mid-June to early September. So, CN2019 is in the range.

Electric devices Voltage in Poland is 230V, 50Hz. The plug type is CEE 7/5 socket (type E). This kind of plugs are used in the majority of European countries.

Time Poland is on Central-European Time, one hour behind Greenwich Mean Time. From the end of March to the end of October daylight-saving time is in effect.

Currency The Polish zloty (złoty, zł, PLN) [ˈzwɔtɘ] is the currency of Poland. It is divided into grosses (grosze, gr). There are 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, and 500 złoty banknotes, while the coins are 1, 2, and 5 zlotys.

Prepared on the base of www.e-podroznik.pl, rozklad-pkp.pl, weatherspark.com, google.pl, and wikipedia.org

How to Reach the Venue?

Address Zamek Odrowążów w Kamieniu Śląskim. Sanktuarium św. Jacka Centrum Kultury i Nauki Wydziału Teologicznego Uniwersytetu Opolskiego

ul. Parkowa 1a 47-325 Kamień Śląski, Poland tel. (+48 77) 46-71-120 fax (+48 77) 46-71-117 e-mail: [email protected] GPS: 50°32'11.6"N 18°04'32.5"E (50.536551, 18.075686)

Airports The suggested airports and the distance to the conference venue:  Kraków (KRK) 163 km http://www.krakowairport.pl/en  Katowice (KTW) 112 km http://www.katowice-airport.com  Wrocław (WRO) 125 km http://airport.wroclaw.pl

Railway connections There is no direct connection to Kamień Śląski. There are also many direct trains to Wrocław and Opole from various Polish and foreign cities. Check connection details on: http://rozklad-pkp.pl.

Journey by car There are the A4 highway located near Kamień Śląski. This highway is from Jędrzychowice to Korczowa. The local road DK94, as an alternative to A4, is also near about Kamień Śląski. This road is from Zgorzelec to Korczowa.

Bus service Visit: en.e-podroznik.pl, www.speedbus.com.pl, www.voyager.pl.

The Conference Bus We assure transfer from Gliwice, Wroclaw, Opole, Katowice and Cracow. Please select the appropriate option when confirming your participation. The detailed timetable is published on the CN website. Please inform us about the date and time of your departure.

The Maps

The route from Katowice Airport The from route Katowice

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route from Wroclaw Airport Wroclaw from route

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Additional information The ‘Computer Networks’ Conference may be found at:

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CN2020 Planned date of the next 27th conference edition June 23-25, 2020 Preliminary deadline for authors Preliminary deadline for other guests  submission of papers and participation:  participation submission: November 4, 2019 – January 13, 2020 November 4, 2019 – May 22, 2020

The Call For Papers will be announced in September 2019

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