First IEEE/WIC/ACM Web Intelligence/Intelligent Agent Technology Workshop on Web Privacy Intelligence (WPI’06)
18 December 2006,
Privacy issues form a major area of concern for all individuals and public and private sector organizations utilizing Web-enabled applications. Research examines managing privacy automatically on the Web from many perspectives, including as a soft quality-of-service parameter, an essential element for trust among users and their agents on the Web, a business requirement for user e-commerce adoption, a legal requirement for consumer privacy protection, and as a determinant in the use of data in personalized, context-aware service provision in m-commerce and e-business. In addition, various areas of computational intelligence, for example, dynamic bayesian networks, belief revision, and logic, including the forms embedded in emerging standards for semantic Web languages, provide infrastructure for reasoning ability to more fully automate Web privacy management tasks. This workshop intends to bring together interdisciplinary researchers, developers, and practitioners working in the areas of user and organizational privacy management, semantic Web languages, Web computational intelligence, and intelligent agent technologies to advance research and development in Web privacy intelligence.
Authors are invited to submit
original papers to the workshop exploring Web intelligence theories and
techniques for privacy in Web-based applications. Papers are invited to address
topics and areas including, but not limited to:
* Privacy Intelligence and Semantic Web Protocols
* Multi-channel and Multimedia Intelligence for Privacy
* Privacy Preserving Information Retrieval
* Privacy Intrusion Detection
* Knowledge Representation and Management for the Privacy
Domain
* Web Privacy Policy Management
* Performance Issues for Intelligent Privacy Management
* Intelligent and Usable Privacy
*
Intelligence for WS-Privacy, WS-Security, and WS-Trust
*
Privacy Ontologies
*
Semantic Web Rule Language for Privacy
*
Privacy Services within Service Oriented Architectures
*
Privacy Enforcement
* Access Control to Private Data
in Multimedia Contexts
* Information Dissemination Control
across Multiple Channels
* Personalization and Privacy
*
Intelligence for Wireless Security and Privacy
*
Privacy-Preserving Search and Search Engines
*
Social Networks Privacy-Preserving Mining
* Privacy-Preserving Multimedia
Mining
* P3P, EPAL, DPAL
* Automatic Privacy Policy and
Implementation Consistency
* Private Information Retrieval
Criteria and Evaluations
* Learning Users’ Privacy
Preferences
* Context-Aware Privacy Interfaces
* Visualization of Private
Information and Knowledge
* Intelligent Natural Language
Privacy Interfaces
* Privacy-Preserving Voice
Interfaces
* Privacy-Preserving Questioning
for Multi-factor Privacy and Security
Important Dates
July 30, 2006 Paper Submission Deadline
September 18, 2006 Notification of acceptance
October 5, 2006 Final camera-ready paper due
December 18, 2006 Workshop Day
Only electronic submission of original technical contributions will be
accepted. All submissions should be done electronically via the IEEE WI 2006
web submission system at http://www.comp.hkbu.edu.hk/iwi06/wi/?index=submission
(available soon). Authors will be notified of acceptance after a review process
by two independent experts.
For further questions, please contact program chair: dawn.jutla@smu.ca
Workshop Co-Chairs:
Dawn Jutla, Sobey School of Business, Saint Mary’s University, 923 Robie
Street, Halifax, NS, Canada, B3H 3C3, dawn.jutla@smu.ca,
Xiangdong An, Saint Mary’s University and
Nick Cercone, Faculty of Computer Science,
Program Committee Members:
Gord Agnew,
Peter Bodorik,
Robin Cohen,
Ali Ghorbani,
Ming-Yuh Huang, Boeing Phantom
Dimitri Kanevsky, IBM
Vlado Keselj,
Weidong Kou, IBM, Greater
Pawan Lingras, Saint Mary’s
Mengchi
Liu, Carleton University, Ontario, Canada
Evangelos
Milios, Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia, Canada
Andreas Pfitzmann,
Mihaela Ulieru,
Dan Wu,
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