EDiS2020 schedule (time in UTC+1)

November 03, 2020

09:00 Opening (video) Duration
09:30 Keynote I: Carlos T. Calafate (Technical University of Valencia, Spain): UAV solutions based on wireless communications.
(video of the presentation, video on the day of the conference)

Session chair : Pr Lipari Giuseppe, Cristal, Lille, France.

 25min
10:00 Keynote II: Smail Niar (Université Polytechnique Hauts-de-France): AI-based embedded systems for autonomous driving.
(video of the presentation, video on the day of the conference)

Session chair: Pr  Philippe Devienne, Cristal, Lille, France.

 25min
10:30
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11:20 		SESSION 1 : REAL TIME, EMBEDDED SYSTEMS AND PARALLEL COMPUTING (video)

Session chair: Pr Amine Abdelmalek, Saida, Algeria.

  1. (Paper-113) Chawki Benchehida, Benhaoua Mohammed Kamal, Zahaf Houssam Eddine and Giuseppe Lipari. Task and Communication Allocation for Real-time Tasks to Networks-on-Chip Multiprocessors. (video)
  2. (Paper-94) Khadidja Gaffour, Mohammed Kamal Benhaoua, Somdip Dey, Amit Kumar Singh and Benyamina Abou El Hassan. Dynamic clustering approach for Run-time Applications. (video)
  3. (Paper-17) Brahim Achour, Malika Belkadi, Rachida Aoudjit, Mustapha Lalam, Mehammed Daoui and Laghrouche Mourad. Dairy cows real time behavior monitoring by energy-efficient embedded sensor. (video)
  4. (Paper-40) Hichem Felouat. Graph Convolutional Networks and Functional Connectivity for Identification of Autism Spectrum Disorder. (video)
  5.  (Paper-49) Alaà Fiad, Zoulikha Mekkakia Maaza and Hayat Bendoukha. Improved Round Robin Scheduling Algorithm With Varying Time Quantum. (video)
50min
11:20
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12:10 		SESSION 2 : INTERNET OF THINGS (video)

Session chair: Pr Bouabdellah Kechar, RIIR, UO1.

  1. (Paper-41) Jose Vicente Yago Martínez, Antonio Skarmeta Gómez, Miguel Angel Zamora Izquierdo and Alfonso Ramallo González. IoT-based data management for Smart Agriculture. (video)
  2. (Paper-84) Souad Elhannani and Sidi Mohamed Benslimane. Quality of Context in internet of thing: Parameters and models. (video)
  3. (Paper-93) Olivier Debauche, Saïd Mahmoudi, Sidi Ahmed Mahmoudi, Pierre Manneback, Jérôme Bindelle and Lebeau Frédéric. Edge Computing for Cattle Behavior Analysis. (video)
  4. (Paper-62) Mahmoud Bersali, Abderrezak Rachedi and Hafida Bouarfa. A New Collaborative Clustering Approach for the Internet of Vehicles (CCA-IoV). (video)
  5. (Paper-22) Youcef Attou. Impact of the Geometrical Form on the Enhancement of Heat Transfer in Grooved Rotor of Electrical Machines. (video)
50min
12:10
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12:35 		Keynote III: Antonio F. Skarmeta (University of Murcia, Spain): Advanced IoT-based Platforms for Smart Infrastructure: Projects DEMETER and WATERMED.
(video of the presentation, video on the day of the conference)

Session chair: Pr Pierre Boulet, Cristal, Lille, France.

 25min
12:40
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13:30 		Lunch 50min
13:30
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14:20 		SESSION 3 : MULTI-OBJECTIVE OPTIMIZATION IN COMPUTER NETWORKS USING METAHEURISTICS (video)

Session chair: Pr Yahia Lebbah, LITIO, UO1.

  1. (Paper-99) Tarik Hadj Ali and Abdelkrim Hamza. A novel combined SLM-PTS technique based on Genetic Algorithms for PAPR reduction in OFDM systems. (video)
  2. (Paper-74) Dallel Nasri and Diab Mokeddem. A new Lévy Flight Trajectory-Based Grasshopper Optimization Algorithm for Multi-objective Optimization Problems. (video)
  3. (Paper-75) Badra Khellat Kihel. A Novel Genetic Grey Wolf Optimizer for Global Optimization and Feature Selection. (video)
  4. (Paper-39) Meriem Zeboudj and Khaled Belkadi. Web Query Reformulation Using FireFly Algorithm. (video)
  5. (Paper-69) Zeyneb Chafai and Hassina Nacer. Towards Performance Evaluation of Requests Satisfaction System in the Cloud Environment. (video)
50min
14:20
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15:10 		SESSION 4 : DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS AND NETWORKED SYSTEMS (video)

Session chair: Pr Karim Bouamrane, LIO, UO1.

  1. (Paper-6) Latifa Souad Mahi and Malika Bourenane. Logical EDCA: A Novel EDCA mechanism for IEEE 802.11 based Networks. (video)
  2. (Paper-97) Saloua Brahmi, Mohand Yazid and Mawloud Omar. Multiuser Access via OFDMA Technology in High Density IEEE 802.11ax WLANs: A Survey. (video)
  3. (Paper-108) Kenza Hocini and Mohand Yazid. Toward a MAC Protocol Overcoming Hidden Stations Issue in IEEE 802.11ax Unidirectional Full Duplex Radio Communications. (video)
  4. (Paper-32) Francesco Di Gregorio, Etienne Dupuis, Arnaud Castelltort, Gilles Sassatelli and Abdoulaye Gamatié. Versatile Software Framework for the Monitoring and Control of Distributed Computing Systems. (video)
  5. (Paper-5) Pascal Lorenz and Louiza Hamada. LiFi Towards 5G: Concepts, Challenges, Applications in Telemedecine. (video)
50min
15:10
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16:00 		SESSION 5 : HARDWARE DESIGN FOR EMBEDDED AND DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS (video)

Session chair: Pr Hafid Haffaf, RIIR, UO1.

  1. (Paper-77) Ilies Bensaada. Improving risk modelling in complex systems through the conceptual graph formalism. (video)
  2. (Paper-109) Fouddad Fatma Zohra, Said Hiadsi and Bouzid Latifa. Ab initio calculations of the electronic and optical properties of PbS semiconductor. (video)
  3. (Paper-15) Amel Baba Hamed, Hassane Bechar and Mohammed Amine Chikh. Comparative study of hardware implementations for the recognition of the Premature Ventricular Contraction. (video)
  4. (Paper-8) Karim Meddah, Zairi Hadjer, Besma Bessekri, Hachemi Cherrih and Malika Kedir. FPGA implementation of Epileptic Seizure detection based on DWT, PCA and Support Vector Machine. (video)
  5. (Paper-95) Fayssal Bendaoud. Markov model and a modified-SAW for network selection in a heterogeneous wireless environment. (video)
50min
16h00
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16:30 		SESSION 6 : POSTERS (video)

Session chair: Pr Mohamed Senouci, LAPECI, UO1.

  1. (Poster-23) Bilal Tolbi and Asma Tafer. Urban Traffic Intersections Modeling in medium-sized cities using combined Multi-agent Systems and Timed Petri Nets. (video)
  2. (Poster-31) Meryem Bochra Benmahdi and Mohamed Lehsaini. A GA-based Multihop Routing Scheme using K-Means Clustering approach for Wireless Sensor Networks. (video)
  3. (Poster-55) Benamar Bouougada and Djelloul Bouchiha. Ontology Authoring from Relational Database: A Model Based Approach. (video)
  4. (Poster-89) Fairouz Bendjamaa and Taleb Nora. A Dialogue-System Using a Qur’anic Ontology. (video)
  5. (Poster-92) Abdennour Ilyas Benfriha, Lamia Triqui-Sari, Aimed Eddine Bougloula and Mohammed Bennekrouf. The Impact Of Products Exchange In Multi-Level Multi-Products Distribution Network. (video)
  6. (Poster-115) Mohamed Yassine Hayi and Zahira Chouiref. An Improved Optimisation Algorithm to Find Multiple Shortest Paths over Large Graph. (video)
30min
16:30
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17:00 		Debate and closure of the conference (video) 30min

The conference will be organized in mainly two parts:

Part I : 10 days before the conference

Keynotes, presentations, and papers are made available to all participants to the conference. If you were subscribed as an author, you should have received a slack invitation and we ask to join the slack channel associated with your presentation. If you were subscribed as a participant, you will receive an invitation very soon.

Slack is a communication platform that offers persistent chat rooms (channels), allowing direct messaging. Each paper and keynote has a dedicated channel entitled #[type][title]. Every channel is moderated by the chair of the session corresponding to the paper of interest. At the beginning of each Slack channel you will find the PDFs of the paper and of the slides as well as the link to the YouTube video. If you have any questions to an author, simply ask on the Slack channel, and the author can reply by direct messaging or on the second step of the conference. Similarly, you can ask our keynote speakers, which will be more than glad to reply to your questions.

Part II : The day of the conference (November 3, 2020)

The conference starts at 09:00 (UTC+1). You will be connected in addition to slack, to a dedicated Zoom meeting, where you will have the chance to chat directly by camera/voice with the authors and keynotes. The link to the Zoom meeting will be shared on the general Slack channel.

The time slot for questions/discussions for the keynotes is 25 minutes per keynote. Each regular paper will get from 7 to 10 minutes of questions/discussions according to the conference timing constraints. Each poster will get 5 minutes of time slot. The session chair may also pick a question from a channel to ask it directly to the authors, even if a reply has been given in a private room, for the sake of sharing.

The program of the conference is now available. Click here to download.