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CASCON x EVOKE 2019 - Thank You CASCON x EVOKE 2019 - Thank You Download Conference Proceeding Download Program Guide Videos Replay 268 UNIVERSITY SPEAKERS 235 INDUSTRY SPEAKERS 75 TECHNICAL BOOTHS 69 DEV TALKS 30 WORKSHOPS 39 ACADEMIC TALKS 10 TECHNICAL THEMES 5 KEYNOTES 14 PANELS 5 FIRESIDE CHATS 0 SALES TALKS CASCON x EVOKE 2019 November 4, 2019 - November 6, 2019 Hilton Toronto / Markham Suites Conference Center and Spa INTERDISCIPLINARY. INTERCONNECTED. INTEGRATED. From November 4th to 6th, 2019, the IBM annual academic and research conference, CASCON is partnering with the annual developer conference, Evoke to present CASCON x EVOKE. jjj k

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CASCON x EVOKE 2019 - Thank YouCASCON x EVOKE 2019 - Thank You

Download Conference Proceeding Download Program Guide Videos Replay

268UNIVERSITY SPEAKERS

235INDUSTRY SPEAKERS

75TECHNICAL BOOTHS

69DEV TALKS

30WORKSHOPS

39ACADEMIC TALKS

10TECHNICAL THEMES

5KEYNOTES

14PANELS

5FIRESIDE CHATS

0SALES TALKS

CASCON x EVOKE 2019  November 4, 2019 - November 6, 2019

  Hilton Toronto / Markham Suites Conference Center and Spa

INTERDISCIPLINARY. INTERCONNECTED. INTEGRATED.

From November 4th to 6th, 2019, the IBM annual academic and research conference, CASCON is partnering with the annualdeveloper conference, Evoke to present CASCON x EVOKE.

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CASCON x Evoke will feature over 1,500 attendees bringing together the worlds of academia, research, development and everyindustry for three days of demos, discussions and talks on everything AI, Blockchain, Cloud Computing, Data, Extended Reality,Quantum Computing, Software Engineering and more. It attracts software developers, researchers, innovators, technologists anddecision makers from academia, industry, and government who come together to learn about technology trends, present papers,participate in workshops, and exhibit prototypes and solutions. Conference proceedings are published in the ACM Digital Library.

Opening Remarks

November 4th 09:00am - 09:30pm

Keynote Speakers

Steve Astorino

VP, DEVELOPMENT, HYBRID CLOUD,ANALYTICS & CANADA LAB

DIRECTOR IBM

Sep Seyedi

CTO HAVAS CANADA

Submit your paper and showcase your research �ndings to a variety of attendees from different backgrounds and specialties.

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Workshops

You will have the opportunity to present, discuss, and debate ideas, challenges, emerging technologies and project directions in an interdisciplinaryenvironment.

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Expos

Our famous technology showcase is interactive, innovative, and includes diverse exhibits of research interests, technologies, joint projects, andcollaboration opportunities.

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Dev Talks

CASCON x Evoke is bringing in a series of development talks on everything AI, Blockchain, Cloud Computing, Data, Extended Reality, QuantumComputing, Software Engineering and more.

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Tech For Good Pitch Competition

Tech For Good Pitch Competition brings together the most exciting tech for good startups from across the country for a live battle on stage.

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Canada’s Tech Titans: Top 19 of 2019

Canada’s Tech Titans: Top 19 of 2019 annual award honours Canada’s top 19 most prominent innovative technology leaders of 2019.

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CASCON, the 29th Annual International Conference on Computer Science and Software Engineering, is the premier industrialand academic conference for advanced studies in computer science and software engineering sponsored by the IBM Canada

Laboratory.

https://www-01.ibm.com/ibm/cas/cascon/about.jsp

Evoke, a non-pro�t initiative, presented by Plastic Havas, brings together the developer community in Toronto for one of thelargest developer conferences and events in Canada. Evoke’s mission is to inspire, excite, motivate and unite Canada’s leading

developers, engineers, data scientists, tech leaders and entrepreneurs.

https://www.evokecanada.com/

A few highlights of our precious moments

Opening remarks from theMayor, City of Markham

GForce is here!

Our host Steve Astorinoand Sep Seyedi

introducing our Keynote

Keynote Robert Herjavec

 

Extended Reality andGaming track -

Transforming Learningusing XR

Build, Deploy andAdminister Microservicesusing Kubernetes & IBMCloud API Management -

Part 1

 

IoT, Mobile, & Smart Citiestrack - General Adversarial

Networks in DesigningElectromagnetic

Engineered Surfaces

Come check out our QuickLabs on developing anddeploying Microservices

to cloud using open-source technologies. Also,you'll get a free book!! We

are in the Expo room.

 

Come by the IBMDeveloper booth to take

control of the OpenLibertySpace and shoot down

some targets!

 

Opening keynote with RobThomas - General

Manager of IBM Data andAI

Come to my session at1:00 in Violet-Orchid tolearn about Jakarta EE

and MicroPro�le!

Opening remarks

Opening Day 2!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Quantum track - QuantumComputing, a new

paradigm incomputational biology

AI, Blockchain & Roboticstrack - Db2 an AI database

Cloud Computing track -the 11th CASCON

workshop on cloudcomputing

AI, Blockchain, & Roboticstrack - Classi�cation of

histopathological biopsyimages using ensemble of

deep learning networks

IoT, Mobile, & Smart Citiestrack - New Era of �nancein emerging technologies

& women in emergingtechnologies

AI, Extended Reality, &Gaming track - Demo by

Instage

 

AI, Extended Reality, &Gaming track - Enhancing

Pediatric patientexperiences usingaugmented reality

AI, Extended Reality, &Gaming track - De�ning anew medical era: virtualhospitals for developing

countries

IoT, Mobile, & Smart Citiestrack - on the distribution

of test smells in opensource Androidapplications: an

exploratory study

AI, blockchain, & roboticstrack - decentralized

delivery network of IoTupdate �les based on

ethereum smart contractsand blockchain technoloy

Cloud computing track -Research challenges in

query processing and dataanalytics on the edge

From music toentrepreneurship -

Kardinal O�shall & Paris’sDurrani

IoT, Mobile, & SmartCities: Leveraging AI for

Better User Insights

Cloud computing track -Optimizing Serverless

Computing: Introducingan Adaptive FunctionPlacement Algorithm

Validation process forservices produced bydigital transformation

 

 

 

Privacy & Security:Kubernetes Security &Access Management

Panel discussion: Willblockchain disrupt thehealthcare industry?

 

Last chance to play SpaceSentry. Now on at the IBM

Developer booth in theexpo.

Will blockchain disrupt thehealthcare industry?

 

 

Come check out the exponext to the main hall!

Come learn how tocompose a Cloud-native

masterpiece usingAppsody! Hands-onworkshop at 1 pm in

Holly-Butternut

 

Quantum Computing track- quantum computing: IBMQ & Qiskit experience and

applications

AI Blockchain & Roboticstrack - distributed

software health andquality metrics with

blockchains

Cloud Computing track:easy microservices

application developmentwith elipse codewind

IoT Mobile & Smart Citiestrack: investigating therelationship between

evolutionary coupling andsoftware bug-proneness

Ensure you complete yourfull sticker set. Visit us atthe IBM Developer booth

in the expo today.

Starting off the day withan awesome keynote by

Amber Simpson

CASCON x Evoke 2020November 9 - 13 at the

Metro Toronto ConventionCentre!

Opening ceremony day 3!

Gala about to begin!

Cloud Computing track -3rd workshop onAdvances in open

Runtime Technology forcloud computing

AI, Blockchai,n & Roboticstrack: Blockchain

Hyperledger and smartcontracts (oh my!)

Quantum Computing track- challenges and

opportunities

IoT Mobile & Smart Citiestrack - developing a

complete watershed IOCplatform through

integrated stakeholdercollaboration

From Casual Gaming toMaking Millions: A Deep

Dive Into the Fast GrowingEsports Industry

AI, Blockchain, & Robotics- what's beyond crypottrading? The future FXtrading empowered by

stablecoin

Embracing retaildisruption: technologytransformation at HBC

Extended Reality &Gaming track - breaking

into the VR/AR industry asa developer, designer, or

non-technical role

IoT, Mobile, & Smart Citiestrack - hands on

workshop: sentimentanalysis using Watson

cloud services

AI, Blockchain, & Roboticstrack - Deep learning brainregions in Harvard-OxfordAtlas using SegNet model

Main hall - Future Growthin the Space Sector by

Sylvain Laporte

Quantum Computing track- quantum computing:

challenges andopportunities

AI, Blockchain, & Roboticstrack - Do it yourself

natural languageprocessing forpractitioners

Cloud Computing Track -3rd Workshop onAdvances in Open

Runtime Technology forCloud Computing

CASCON x EVOKE 2019

Overall Schedule (Generated on Nov 6, 2019 at 3:30pm. See http://cascon.ca for the latest version and details)

Monday Nov 4, 2019

Monday 360 Expo(Conf. Centre 1, 2)

360 Main Hall(Conf. Centre 3, 4, 5)

AI, Blockchain & Robotics(Markham Ballroom B)

AI, Extended Reality& Gaming

(Elm2)Cloud Computing

(Markham Ballroom A)Compilers, Languages &

Runtimes(Violet-Orchid)

Everything Data(Primrose)

IoT, Mobile & Smart Cities(Elm1)

Privacy & Security(Evergreen)

Quantum Computing(Markham Ballroom C)

Software Engineering(Jasmine)

Systems & Innovations(Holly-Butternut) Monday

07:00 -08:00 Expo set up Registration starts at 7am

Track rooms closed

07:00 -08:00

08:00 -09:00 Expo executive walkthrough Coffee and pastries 08:00 -

09:00

09:00 -09:15

Expo

B1 - Intelligent Execution Logs andPerformance Metrics Analytics forPredicting Future Run-time IssuesB2 - REST APIs with LoopBack 4and OpenAPI 3B3 - Finding Bad GuysB4 - Applying Active Supervisionfor Improved Data Validation inDB2B5 - AOT Compilation in OMR:Relocations APIB6 - A road map for decreasingstartup time in OpenJ9 with atemplate-based JITB7 - Create and Test APIs locally onlaptop with API ConnectB8 - Privacy-Compliant DataCollection using BlockchainsB9 - Detection of phishing kit trafficB10 - Context Based Evaluation ofDimensionality ReductionAlgorithms - Experiments andStatistical Significance AnalysisB11 - An Ahead-of-TimeCompilation Pipeline for a SimpleSmalltalk Virtual Machine in EclipseOMRB12 - Defining and relocating staticsymbols in OMR JitBuilderB13 - Computational ImpactAnalysis of Node.js ParallelizationModules under Scalability TestsB14 - Investigating Postmortemdebugging tools for Node.jsApplicationsB15 - Building AArch64 Support forEclipse OpenJ9 and Eclipse OMRB16 - Classification of Tabular datavia Neural NetworksB17 - Victim or Attacker? A Multi-dataset Domain Classification ofPhishing AttacksB18 - Variability aware analysis ofC++ codeB19 - Dogfooding: use IBM Cloudservices to monitor IBM CloudinfrastructureB20 - GALO: Guided automatedlearning for query workload re-optimizationB21 - Towards ContinuousMonitoring in PersonalizedHealthcare through Digital TwinsB22 - Smoothing Paths usingTemporal Video Object DetectorsB23 - Predicting Reasonable NoticeAwards on Termination ofEmployment Using Deep LearningB24 - Failure Scenarios inKubernetes Enabled Voice GatewayB25 - Sustainable WatershedIntegrated Management (SWIM): Adata collaboration platform to enableIntegrated Watershed Management

Opening remarks from theMayor of Markham

09:00 -09:15

09:15 -09:30

Opening remarks from thehost

09:15 -09:30

09:30 -09:45

Keynote by Robert Herjavec

09:30 -09:45

09:45 -10:00

09:45 -10:00

10:00 -10:15

10:00 -10:15

10:15 -10:30

10:15 -10:30

10:30 -10:45 Morning Break 10:30 -

10:45

10:45 -11:00 Fireside Chat: From music to

entrepreneurship(Cancelled) Dev Talk: The Unintended

Consequences of Platforms

Dev Talk: Experiencingcontent is changing from

observation toimmersion

Research Paper: Optimizingserverless computing:

Introducing an adaptivefunction placement algorithm

Position Paper: Ahead-of-TimeCompilation in OMR: Overview

and First Steps(10:45 to 11:05)

Position Paper: A Roadmap forExtending MicroJIT: a Lightweight

Just-in-Time Compiler forDecreasing Startup Time

(11:10 to 11:30)

Position Paper: Towards ContinuousSurveillance and Personalized Medical

Treatments in Precision Medicinethrough Digital Twins

(10:45 to 11:05)

Position Paper: Interpreting financialtime series with SHAP values

(11:10 to 11:30)

Dev Talk: Leveraging AI forBetter User Insights

Dev Talk: The importance ofprivacy protection in the age of

technology

  (Cancelled) Dev Talk: ADeep Dive in the

Engineering and DataTalent Market

Experience Report Paper: ValidationProcess for Services Produced by

Digital Transformation(10:45 to 11:05)

Position Paper: SAT Solvers andComputer Algebra Systems: A

Powerful Combination forMathematics

(11:10 to 11:30)

10:45 -11:00

11:00 -11:15   11:00 -

11:15

11:15 -11:30

Dev Talk: Leveraging Datafor Marketing

Research Paper: Decentralized DeliveryNetwork of IoT Update Files Based on

Ethereum Smart Contracts andBlockchain Technology

Dev Talk: Defining ANew Medical Era;

Virtual Hospitals forDeveloping Countries Position Paper: Research

Challenges in Query Processingand Data Analytics on the Edge

Research Paper: On theDistribution of Test Smells in

Open Source AndroidApplications: An Exploratory

Study

Research Paper: Using z14 Fused-Multiply-Add Instructions to

Accelerate Elliptic CurveCryptography

 Research Paper: RankingCo-change Candidates of

Micro-Clones

11:15 -11:30

11:30 -11:45

Dev Talk: EnhancingPediatric Patient

Experiences UsingAugmented Reality

 Dev Talk: Creating a data-driven

culture in the public sector

    11:30 -11:45

11:45 -12:00

Fireside Chat: From start-upto scale-up - growing andscaling a startup in todays

tech landscape

Research Paper: Classification ofHistopathological Biopsy Images UsingEnsemble of Deep Learning Networks

Dev Talk: Demo byInStage

    Dev Talk: New era of finance inemerging technologies & women

in emerging technologies

Research Paper: AndroVul: ADataset of Security Vulnerabilities

in Android Applications

  Research Paper: BehindThe Scenes: Developers’

Perception of Multi-language Practices

Dev Talk: When Innovation Works

11:45 -12:00

12:00 -12:15         12:00 -

12:15

12:15 -12:30

Lunch Tracks room closed

12:15 -12:30

12:30 -12:45

12:30 -12:45

12:45 -13:00

12:45 -13:00

13:00 -13:15 Dev Talk: Rising Stars -

Young talent drivinginnovation in tech

Dev Talk: Db2 an AI DatabaseDev Talk: BeyondGaming, Ubisoft

initiatives in Education

Workshop: The 11th CASCONWorkshop on Cloud Computing

Workshop: 14th Workshop onChallenges for Parallel Computing

Dev Talk: Internet of Things - How ourworld is evolving

  Research Paper: Hazard Analysisof Interoperability Conformance

Profiles - An Industrial CaseStudy in Healthcare

Dev Talk: Quantum Computing:a New Paradigm in

Computational Biology

Workshop: Mining andExploration of Attributed

Graphs: Theory andApplications

Hands-on Workshop: How canOpenShift accelerate your Kubernetes

adoption

13:00 -13:15

13:15 -13:30   13:15 -

13:30

13:30 -13:45 Fireside Chat: How do we

encourage more women topursue careers in STEM?

Dev Talk: Exploring the path towards acomplete Autonomous Decentralized

Governance

Dev Talk: Journey fromSoftware Developer to

AI Developer

Dev Talk: Privacy-preserving DataScience

 Position Paper: CDCL(Crypto)SAT Solvers for Cryptanalysis

(13:30 to 13:50) Dev Talk: Practical QuantumComputing with D-Wave

13:30 -13:45

13:45 -14:00     13:45 -

14:00

14:00 -14:15

Panel Discussion: Industry,education or research?

Helping students decidewhat’s next

Dev Talk: Understanding NaturalLanguage Processing

 

Panel Discussion: Driving profitabilitythrough data

 

Panel Discussion: Innovation inDigital Platforms & Ecosystems

  14:00 -14:15

14:15 -14:30       14:15 -

14:30

14:30 -14:45

Dev Talk: AI Ethics and ForesightDesign       14:30 -

14:45

14:45 -15:00

Dev Talk: The Next Internet:An Interconnected Networkof Brains Communicating

Telepathically Afternoon break

14:45 -15:00

15:00 -15:15 Afternoon break 15:00 -

15:15

15:15 -15:30

Tech for good pitchcompetition

Dev Talk: AI In The Insurance Industry  Dev Talk: A Lean and Mean

Java Virtual Machine for theCloud

Dev Talk: Compiler DevelopmentChallenges

Hands-on Workshop: IBM CognosAnalytics - Unearth hidden insights

with a personalized analyticsexperience driven by AI

Hands-on Workshop: Optimizingcommute time with IBM Watson

Studio

Dev Talk: Threat IntelligenceResearch and Operations

Traversing the Uncanny Valleybetween Research and AutomatedOperations -XAThreat Intelligence

Dev Talk: Quantum ComputingAdvancement and its Security

and Operational Implications forthe Enterprises

Dev Talk: CognitiveSoftware Delivery and

Testing

Hands-on Workshop: NLP Hands-onWorkshop Series Session 1: Extractingmeaning from text using a notebook in

Watson Studio

15:15 -15:30

15:30 -15:45   15:30 -

15:45

15:45 -16:00 Dev talk: Revolutionizing tech for good

in blockchain

Dev Talk: Humanity &AI: Preparing for an

Intelligent Future

Dev Talk: Infrastructure as codeusing Terraform

Dev Talk: A New and Smart Wayto Build Cloud-Native

Microservices - MicroProfile

Dev Talk: Secure Engineering andData Privacy Best Practices for

Cloud Workloads

  Research Paper: PredictingBug Report Fields Using

Stack Traces andCategorical Attributes

15:45 -16:00

16:00 -16:15   16:00 -

16:15

16:15 -16:30  

Panel Discussion:Esports: An Emerging

Industry for the Leadersof Tomorrow

Experience Report Paper: AProactive System to AllocateVirtual Machines in Clouds

using Autoregression(16:15 to 16:35)

Experience Report Paper:Dogfooding: use IBM Cloud

services to monitor IBM Cloudinfrastructure

(16:40 to 17:00)

  Dev Talk: Thoughts on ConnectedVehicles Security: from theperspective of a Woman in

Cybersecurity

 Dev Talk: The evolvingsoftware development

functions

16:15 -16:30

16:30 -16:45   Research Paper: A Fog Computing

Framework for Autonomous DrivingAssist: Architecture, Experiments, and

Challenges

    16:30 -16:45

16:45 -17:00           16:45 -

17:00

17:00 -17:15

Keynote by Ann Cavoukian Track rooms closed

17:00 -17:15

17:15 -17:30

17:15 -17:30

17:30 -17:45

17:30 -17:45

17:45 -18:00

17:45 -18:00

Tuesday Nov 5, 2019

Tuesday 360 Expo(Conf. Centre 1, 2)

360 Main Hall(Conf. Centre 3, 4, 5)

AI, Blockchain &Robotics

(Markham Ballroom B)

AI, Extended Reality &Gaming(Elm2)

Cloud Computing(Markham Ballroom A)

Compilers, Languages &Runtimes

(Violet-Orchid)Everything Data

(Primrose)IoT, Mobile & Smart Cities

(Elm1)Privacy & Security

(Evergreen)

QuantumComputing(Markham

Ballroom C)

Software Engineering(Jasmine)

Systems & Innovations(Holly-Butternut) Tuesday

07:00 -08:00

Expo set upRegistration starts at 7am

Track rooms closed

07:00 -08:00

08:00 -09:00 Coffee and pastries 08:00 -

09:00

09:00 -09:15

Expo

B1 - Executable modelingframework applied overexisting domain applicationsand business rulesB2 - Taint-Things: AnAutomated Approach forPrivacy Leakage Identificationin IoT AppsB3 - XDocker: A Cross-Platform Tool for ContinuousDevelopmentB4 - Design Guidelines toOvercome ContinuousDevelopment AdoptionChallengesB5 - Detecting Misuses ofCrypto APIsB6 - Smart Cache in DatabaseSystems: A Predictive SelfLearning MethodB7 - Towards OptimizedScaling in JavaScriptSimulationsB8 - Easy Cloud-NativeDevelopment with EclipseCodewindB9 - OpenJ9: ImprovedPerformance with Value-Typesin JavaB10 - Watson Assistant DialogVisualization & Auto-GenerationB11 - An Analysis of the Scaleof the "Game Hack" ScamB12 - A Comparative Analysisof Microservice ExtractionTechniquesB13 - ChYP - Check YourPrivilege in IoT AppsB14 - A Mutation Frameworkfor Evaluating SecurityAnalysis tools in IoTApplicationsB15 - Efficient Compiler-Driven Pointer CompressionB16 - A Model-basedMiddleware for ContinuousSotfware Evolution at Run-timeB17 - Integration of Top-kpublish/subscribe in Real-TimeBiddingB18 - Balancing performance,security and cost tradeoffs ofBlockchain in IoT applications:A comparative studyB19 - Evolving Java for Non-Volatile MemoryB20 - AccelerationOpportunities in General-Purpose Linear AlgebraApplications via PolyhedralAnalysis and EigenizationB21 - Accelerating PythonCode Using JitBuilderB22 - Susereum: A BlockchainBased Reward Structure forSustainable SoftwareB23 - finsm.io - A User-Friendly Framework ForCreating and Testing FiniteState MachinesB24 - Continuous OptimizationModel for InstructionSchedulingB25 - A Technique for FindingOptimal Program LaunchParameters Targeting ManycoreAccelerators

Opening remarks 09:00 -09:15

09:15 -09:30

Keynote by Rob Thomas

09:15 -09:30

09:30 -09:45

09:30 -09:45

09:45 -10:00

09:45 -10:00

10:00 -10:15 Dev Talk: The first "no" is a

suggestion

10:00 -10:15

10:15 -10:30

10:15 -10:30

10:30 -10:45 Morning Break 10:30 -

10:45

10:45 -11:00 Dev Talk: Future Growth

Opportunities in the SpaceSector

Dev Talk: Do-It-YourselfNatural Language

Processing forPractitioners

Dev Talk: How do XRstartups get enterprise

clients?

Workshop: 3rd Workshop onAdvances in Open Runtime

Technology for CloudComputing - Part 1

Research Paper: State of Practicesof Java Native Interface

Research Paper: A semi-automatedFramework for Migrating Web

applications from SQL to DocumentOriented NoSQL Database

Research Paper: Generative AdversarialNetworks in Designing ElectromagneticEngineered Surfaces for mm-Wave Band

Spectrum Environments

Hands-On Workshop: Build, Deployand Administer Microservices using

Kubernetes and IBM Cloud APIManagement - Part 1

Workshop:Quantum

Computing:Challenges and

Opportunities - Part1

Research Paper: Comparison of block-basedand hybrid-based programming

environments in transferring programmingskills to text-based environment

Hands-On Workshop: NLP Hands-on Workshop Series Session 2:

Creating a custom language model tooptimize NLP results

10:45 -11:00

11:00 -11:15

11:00 -11:15

11:15 -11:30 Dev talk: The next era of

computing, Edge

Research Paper: DeepLearning Brain Regions in

Harvard-Oxford Atlasusing SegNet Model

Panel Discussion: Breakinginto the VR/AR industry as

a developer, designer ornon-technical role

Research Paper: LL(k)Optimization of a NetworkProtocol Parser Generator

Research Paper: City on the River:Visualizing Temporal Collaboration

Hands-On Workshop: Sentiment Analysisusing Watson Cloud Services - Part 1

Research Paper: SolUnit: a Framework forReducing Execution Time of Smart Contract

Unit Tests

11:15 -11:30

11:30 -11:45

11:30 -11:45

11:45 -12:00 Dev Talk: Deep Learning for

Self Driving

Research Paper: Pattern-based Transformation of

SysML Models into FaultTree Models

Dev Talk: Kabanero: Developing,Designing More Cloud-Native

Applications Faster whileManaging with Confidence

Dev Talk: Data and AI: How AIDisrupts Our Relationship with

Computers

Research Paper: Detection of FeatureInteraction in Dynamic Scripting Languages

11:45 -12:00

12:00 -12:15   12:00 -

12:15

12:15 -12:30

Lunch Tracks room closed

12:15 -12:30

12:30 -12:45

12:30 -12:45

12:45 -13:00

12:45 -13:00

13:00 -13:15 Dev Talk: Embracing Retail

Disruption: TechnologyTransformation at HBC

   

Workshop: 3rd Workshop onAdvances in Open Runtime

Technology for CloudComputing - Part 2

Dev Talk: Jakarta for dummEEs! Dev Talk: Data and Analytics

Hands-On Workshop: Sentiment Analysisusing Watson Cloud Services - Part 2

Hands-On Workshop: Build, Deployand Administer Microservices using

Kubernetes and IBM Cloud APIManagement - Part 2

Workshop:Quantum

Computing:Challenges and

Opportunities - Part2

Hands-On Workshop: Write scalable andextensible Node.js applications using

LoopBack 4

Hands-On Workshop: Develop animage classification model withWatson Visual Recognition and

Watson Studio - Part 1

13:00 -13:15

13:15 -13:30     13:15 -

13:30

13:30 -13:45 Dev Talk: Ethics of Artificial

Intelligence

Dev Talk: What’s beyondcrypto trading? The futureFX trading empowered by

stablecoin

 Dev Talk: Reacting to the Future

of Application Architecture Dev Talk: AI and Data in Health Care

13:30 -13:45

13:45 -14:00   13:45 -

14:00

14:00 -14:15

Panel Discussion: From casualgaming to making millions: a

deep dive into the fast-growingesports industry

Dev Talk: Time for achange – from theBasement to the

Boardroom Dev Talk: Women in XR

Hands-On Workshop: Hands-onWorkshop on Fast, Efficient &

Seriously Open Cloud-Native Java- Part 1

Panel Discussion: Panel Discussion:Trends in data for the coming decade:

perspectives from research andindustry

14:00 -14:15

14:15 -14:30

14:15 -14:30

14:30 -14:45     14:30 -

14:45

14:45 -15:00 Dev Talk: Scamming Gamers

Afternoon break

14:45 -15:00

15:00 -15:15 Afternoon break 15:00 -

15:15

15:15 -15:30

Tech For Good PitchCompetition Finals

Workshop: Blockchain,Hyperledger and Smart

Contracts (Oh my!)

 

Workshop: 3rd Workshop onAdvances in Open Runtime

Technology for CloudComputing - Part 3

Hands-On Workshop: Hands-onWorkshop on Fast, Efficient &

Seriously Open Cloud-Native Java- Part 2

Workshop: Barriers to Data ScienceAdoption: Why Existing Frameworks

aren't Working

Workshop: Developing a CompleteWatershed IOC Platform through

Integrated Stakeholder Collaboration

Dev Talk: Automate your SecurityAnalysts - The how, what, why, when

and where of applied ThreatIntelligence

Workshop:Quantum

Computing:Challenges and

Opportunities - Part3

Dev Talk: Disrupting the DatabaseLandscape with KeyDB and Intel®Optane™ DC Persistent Memory

Hands-On Workshop: Develop animage classification model withWatson Visual Recognition and

Watson Studio - Part 2

15:15 -15:30

15:30 -15:45   15:30 -

15:45

15:45 -16:00   Research Paper: An Unsupervised

Feature Selection Approach forEffective Cyber-Physical Attack

Detection and Identification

Dev Talk: Moving from the lab to large scalemanufacturing, how to turn data scienceresearch efforts into tangible products

15:45 -16:00

16:00 -16:15   16:00 -

16:15

16:15 -16:30

Dev Talk: NISQ-y Business:Quantum Computing's Coming

of Age

  Research Paper: Rule-based SecurityManagement System for Data-

Intensive Applications

  16:15 -16:30

16:30 -16:45  

Dev Talk: Exploring emergine technologiesin engineering

16:30 -16:45

16:45 -17:00     16:45 -

17:00

17:00 -17:15

Keynote by Brad Micklea

Track rooms closed

17:00 -17:15

17:15 -17:30

17:15 -17:30

17:30 -17:45

17:30 -17:45

17:45 -18:00

17:45 -18:00

18:00 -18:30 Gala Registration 18:00 -

18:30

18:30 -21:30 Gala - CASCON x EVOKE Awards Reception 18:30 -

21:30

Wednesday Nov 6, 2019

Wednesday 360 Expo(Conf. Centre 1, 2)

360 Main Hall(Conf. Centre 3, 4, 5)

AI, Blockchain & Robotics(Markham Ballroom B)

AI, Extended Reality & Gaming(Elm2)

Cloud Computing(Markham Ballroom A)

Compilers,Languages &

Runtimes(Violet-Orchid)

Everything Data(Primrose)

IoT, Mobile & Smart Cities(Elm1)

Privacy & Security(Evergreen)

Quantum Computing(Markham Ballroom C)

Software Engineering(Jasmine)

Systems & Innovations(Holly-Butternut) Wednesday

07:00 -08:00 Expo set up Registration starts at 7am

Track rooms closed

07:00 -08:00

08:00 -09:00 Expo executive walkthrough Coffee and pastries 08:00 -

09:00

09:00 -09:15

Expo

B1 - Auto-scaler as a Servicefor Private/Public CloudDeploymentsB2 - Optimizing JIT-As-A-Service with Global CodeCaching and PrefetchingB3 - Machine Learning basedoptimization for databaseworkloadsB4 - LLVM Analysis to selectoptimal loop unroll factorB5 - AI for Enabling EfficientV2V and V2I DataCommunicationB6 - An Enterprise AnsweringSystem for CollaborativeQuestion Answering PlatformsB7 - Data Profiling for StorageOptimization using IBMStreaming AnalyticsB8 - Neonatal MotionDetection and Classificationfrom Pressure Sensitive Matand RGB-D VideoB9 - Internet-of-Thingssolutions for Smart Campuses:A comparative study ofclustering techniquesB10 - Analysis-DrivenFunction InliningB11 - Detecting SemanticSimilarities in SoftwareRequirementsB12 - OMPSan: StaticVerification of OpenMP’s DataMapping ConstructsB13 - Test APIs withoutwriting a single line of codeB14 - Virtual Machinesmigration detection on cloudinfrastructuresB15 - Regression TestingSelection for Microservice-based ApplicationsB16 - Quantum ProblemSolving and Algorithm Designon the IBM Q PlatformB17 - Towards a Web-BasedSecured Natural LanguageQuery PlatformB18 - Bike to the Future:Gaming with JavaMicroservicesB19 - Efficient MemoryFootprint Reduction for JavaPerformanceB20 - Runtime AutomaticParallelization of JVM andOMR applicationsB21 - Leveraging SolutionCatalogues for DesigningEnterprise Cognitive SystemsB22 - Shortcomings in thecurrent state of promoterclassification using frameworksfrom machine learningB23 - Deepsmith - DeepLearning Application forFuzzing Java CompilersB24 - Planning Analytics - Anew era of agile planning andexploratory analyticsB25 - Automatic EventCategorizer

Opening remarks

09:00 -09:15

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09:15 -09:30

09:30 -09:45

Keynote by Amber Simpson

09:30 -09:45

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10:15 -10:30

10:15 -10:30

10:30 -10:45 Morning Break 10:30 -

10:45

10:45 -11:00

Panel Discussion: Privacy andSecurity Panel

Hands-On Workshop:Distributed Software Health and

Quality Metrics withBlockchains - Part 1

(Cancelled) Dev Talk: The future of extendedreality

Hands-On Workshop: EasyMicroservices ApplicationDevelopment with Eclipse

Codewind

Workshop:Compiler-Driven

PerformanceWorkshop - Part 1

Research Paper: Predicting studentperformance using data from an Auto-

grading system

Research Paper: Investigating theRelationship between Evolutionary

Coupling and Software Bug-proneness

Hands-On Workshop: How toEnable Your Mission Critical

Applications on Db2 onCloud

Hands-On Workshop: QuantumComputing: IBM Q & Qiskit

Experience and Applications -Part 1

Hands-On Workshop:Two functional MDDsfor the Price of One -

Part 1

Dev Talk: Understanding the futureof emerging networking

technologies

10:45 -11:00

11:00 -11:15

11:00 -11:15

11:15 -11:30

Panel Discussion: Diversity in Emerging Tech

Research Paper: Framework, Model andTool Use in Higher EducationEnterprise Architecture: An

International Survey

Research Paper: A Survey ofUtilizing User-Reviews Posted on

Google Play Store

Dev Talk: What are security tokensand are they the future of securities?

11:15 -11:30

11:30 -11:45

Panel Discussion: Infusinguniversity research into products. A

Canadian perspective

11:30 -11:45

11:45 -12:00 Research Paper: Analyzing and

Visualizing the Canadian ResearchLandscape

Research Paper: A Multi-Dimensional Quality Analysis of

Android ApplicationsDev Talk: What's next in AI

11:45 -12:00

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12:15

12:15 -12:30

Lunch Tracks room closed

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12:45 -13:00

13:00 -13:15

Starting and scaling a business intoday's technology landscape

Hands-On Workshop:Distributed Software Health and

Quality Metrics withBlockchains - Part 2

 

Workshop: Taming Servicesfor IBM Cloud - Part 1

Workshop:Compiler-Driven

PerformanceWorkshop - Part 2

Workshop: Risk Analytics and ArtificialIntelligence in Finance - Part 1

Hands-On Workshop: A Hands-onTutorial on Deep Learning for

Object and Pattern Recognition -Part 1

Workshop: KubernetesSecurity and Access

Management

Hands-On Workshop: QuantumComputing: IBM Q & Qiskit

Experience and Applications -Part 2

Hands-On Workshop:Two functional MDDsfor the Price of One -

Part 2

Hands-On Workshop: DeployCloud-Native Microservices into

Kubernetes using CuratedApplication Stacks

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Panel Discussion: Will blockchaindisrupt the healthcare industry?

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Dev Talk: HarnessingComputational Power: Quantum

Technology and it’sMultidimensional Applications Afternoon break

14:45 -15:00

15:00 -15:15 Afternoon break 15:00 -

15:15

15:15 -15:30 Dev Talk: Advertising, marketing

& media - how technology isadvancing these industries

Hands-On Workshop:Distributed Software Health and

Quality Metrics withBlockchains - Part 3

Fireside chat: The impact of AI - current andexpected real world applications and benefits,the transformation of jobs or future industry

trends

Workshop: Taming Servicesfor IBM Cloud - Part 2

Workshop:Compiler-Driven

PerformanceWorkshop - Part 3

Workshop: Risk Analytics and ArtificialIntelligence in Finance - Part 2

Hands-On Workshop: A Hands-onTutorial on Deep Learning for

Object and Pattern Recognition -Part 2

Panel Discussion: At theintersection of AI & Security

Hands-On Workshop: QuantumComputing: IBM Q & Qiskit

Experience and Applications -Part 3

Hands-On Workshop:Two functional MDDsfor the Price of One -

Part 3

Workshop: Fourth Annual Workshopon Data-Driven Knowledge

Mobilization

15:15 -15:30

15:30 -15:45

15:30 -15:45

15:45 -16:00 Dev Talk: The Future of Work in a

Digital World

  15:45 -16:00

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16:15

16:15 -16:30 Fireside Chat: Using mobile apps

as a a catalyst to drive brandgrowth and engagement

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16:45

16:45 -17:00

Panel Discussion: Would you letyour child become a 'kid

influencer'?

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Track rooms closed

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17:15 -17:30

17:30 -17:35 People's Choice Award (5 mins) 17:30 -

17:35

17:35 -17:45 Dev Talk: Unicorn Culture: The

foundations of billion dollarcompanies

17:35 -17:45

17:45 -18:00

17:45 -18:00

         

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Dev Talks

Date Time Title Speaker Organization Track Room

MondayNov 4

10:45-11:15

The UnintendedConsequences ofPlatforms

MatthewSpoke

AionFoundation

AI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroom B

MondayNov 4

10:45-11:15

The importance ofprivacy protection inthe age oftechnology

Robin Gould-Soil

HSBCPrivacy &Security

Evergreen

MondayNov 4

10:45-11:15

A Deep Dive in theEngineering andData Talent Market

JoshuaO'Grady

Sprout.FitSoftwareEngineering

Jasmine

MondayNov 4

10:45-11:15

Leveraging AI forBetter User Insights

MeganMekitiak

Plastic HavasIoT, Mobile& SmartCities

Elm1

MondayNov 4

10:45-11:15

Experiencing contentis changing fromobservation toimmersion

Blair Renaud IRIS VR

AI,ExtendedReality &Gaming

Elm2

MondayNov 4

11:15-11:30

De�ning A NewMedical Era; VirtualHospitals forDevelopingCountries

Riya MehtaThe KnowlegeSociety (TKS)

AI,ExtendedReality &Gaming

Elm2

Date Time Title Speaker Organization Track Room

MondayNov 4

11:15-11:45

Leveraging Data forMarketing

SwishGoswarmi

Trufan.io360 MainHall

ConferenceCenter3,4,5

MondayNov 4

11:30-11:45

Enhancing PediatricPatient ExperiencesUsing AugmentedReality

Arnav ShahThe KnowlegeSociety (TKS)

AI,ExtendedReality &Gaming

Elm2

MondayNov 4

11:30-12:00

Creating a data-driven culture in thepublic sector

MatthewTenney

City of TorontoEverythingData

Primrose

MondayNov 4

11:45-12:15

New era of �nance inemergingtechnologies &women in emergingtechnologies

Othalia Doe-Bruce

InnovFinConsulting Inc

IoT, Mobile& SmartCities

Elm1

MondayNov 4

11:45-12:15

When InnovationWorks

FatemaPirone

CIBCSystems &Innovations

Holly-Butternut

MondayNov 4

11:45-12:15

Demo by InStageImranMouna

InStage

AI,ExtendedReality &Gaming

Elm2

MondayNov 4

13:00-13:30

Rising Stars: Youngtalent drivinginnovation in tech

Gracelyn Shi,Shifra Khan,AnanyaChadha

The KnowlegeSociety

360 MainHall

ConferenceCenter3,4,5

MondayNov 4

13:00-13:30

Db2 an AI DatabasePiotrMierzejewski

IBM CanadaLtd.

AI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroom B

MondayNov 4

13:00-13:30

Beyond Gaming,Ubisoft initiatives inEducation

OlivierPalmieri

UbisoftMontreal

AI,ExtendedReality &Gaming

Elm2

MondayNov 4

13:00-13:30

Internet of Things -How our world isevolving

NavjeetGrewal

CIBCIoT, Mobile& SmartCities

Elm1

MondayNov 4

13:00-13:30

QuantumComputing: a NewParadigm inComputationalBiology

Maggie LiThe KnowlegeSociety (TKS)

QuantumComputing

MarkhamBallroom C

MondayNov 4

13:30-13:45

Journey fromSoftware Developerto AI Developer

Rahat YasirIntact FinancialCorperation

AI,ExtendedReality &Gaming

Elm2

MondayNov 4

13:30-14:00

Exploring the pathtowards a completeAutonomousDecentralizedGovernance

Tou� Saliba Toda.NetworkAI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroom B

MondayNov 4

13:30-14:00

Privacy-preservingData Science

MonicaHolboke

CryptoNumericsEverythingData

Primrose

MondayNov 4

13:30-14:00

Practical QuantumComputing with D-Wave

AlexanderCondello

D-WaveSystems Inc

QuantumComputing

MarkhamBallroom C

Date Time Title Speaker Organization Track Room

MondayNov 4

14:00-14:30

UnderstandingNatural LanguageProcessing

KarthikBalakrishnan

Wysdom.AIAI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroom B

MondayNov 4

14:30-14:45

AI Ethics andForesight Design

Tania DeGasperis

OCADUniversity

AI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroom B

MondayNov 4

14:45-15:00

The Next Internet: AnInterconnectedNetwork of BrainsCommunicatingTelepathically

Michael YeThe KnowlegeSociety

360 MainHall

MarkhamBallroom B

MondayNov 4

15:15-15:45

CompilerDevelopmentChallenges

Kit BartonIBM CanadaLtd.

Compilers,Languages,Runtimes

Violet-Orchird

MondayNov 4

15:15-15:45

Quantum ComputingAdvancement and itsSecurity andOperationalImplications for theEnterprises

Dr. AttyMashatan

RyersonUniversity

QuantumComputing

MarkhamBallroom C

MondayNov 4

15:15-15:45

A Lean and MeanJava Virtual Machinefor the Cloud

Marius PirvuIBM CanadaLtd.

CloudComputing

MarkhamBallroom A

MondayNov 4

15:15-15:45

AI In The InsuranceIndustry

Abdollah G.Dehnashi

Genellipse Inc.AI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroom B

MondayNov 4

15:15-15:45

Threat IntelligenceResearch andOperations

Ron Williams IBMPrivacy &Security

Evergreen

MondayNov 4

15:15-15:45

Cognitive SoftwareDelivery and Testing

Kevin Smith IBMSoftwareEngineering

Jasmine

MondayNov 4

15:45-16:15

Humanity & AI:Preparing for anIntelligent Future

ShalevLifshitz

SickKidsHospital

AI,ExtendedReality &Gaming

Elm 2

MondayNov 4

15:45-16:15

Secure Engineeringand Data PrivacyBest Practices forCloud Workloads

James TMulvey

IBMPrivacy &Security

Evergreen

MondayNov 4

15:45-16:15

A New and SmartWay to Build Cloud-Native Microservices- MicroPro�le

AlasdairNottingham,Cindy High

IBMCompilers,Languages,Runtimes

Violet-Orchid

MondayNov 4

15:45-16:15

Infrastructure ascode usingTerraform

RaduMateescu

IBMCloudComputing

MarkhamBallroom A

MondayNov 4

15:45-16:15

Revolutionizing techfor good inblockchain

Emma ToddMMHBlockchainGroup

AI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroom B

MondayNov 4

16:15-16:45

Thoughts onConnected VehiclesSecurity: from theperspective of aWoman inCybersecurity

Ikjot Saini

Women inCyber SecurityWindsorStudent Chapter

Privacy &Security

Evergreen

Date Time Title Speaker Organization Track Room

MondayNov 4

16:15-16:45

The evolvingsoftwaredevelopmentfunctions

Rohan Nair Highline BetaSoftwareEngineering

Jasmine

MondayNov 4

16:30-17:00

The �rst "no" is asuggestion

MelodyAdhami

Havas Canada360 MainHall

ConfCentre3/4/5

TuesdayNov 5

10:45-11:15

Future GrowthOpportunities in theSpace Sector

SylvainLaporte

Canadian SpaceAgency

360 MainHall

ConferenceCenter3,4,5

TuesdayNov 5

10:45-11:15

Do-It-YourselfNatural LanguageProcessing forPractitioners

Susan LiKognitivCorperation

AI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroom B

TuesdayNov 5

10:45-11:15

How do XR startupsget enterpriseclients?r

AlanSmithson

MetaVRse

AI,ExtendedReality &Gaming

Elm2

TuesdayNov 5

11:45-12:15

Deep Learning forSelf Driving

Inmar Givoni Uber ATG360 MainHall

ConfCentre3,4,5

TuesdayNov 5

11:45-12:15

Kabanero:Developing,Designing MoreCloud-NativeApplications Fasterwhile Managing withCon�dence

Tim deBoerIBM CanadaLtd.

Compilers,Languages,Runtimes

Violet-Orchid

TuesdayNov 5

11:45-12:15

Data and AI: How AIDisrupts OurRelationship withComputers

SamLightstone

IBM CanadaLtd.

EverythingData

Primrose

TuesdayNov 5

13:00-13:30

How do we identifythe Blockchainstartups that willsurvive?

MohamedEL KANDRI

SmartTransformation

AI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroom B

TuesdayNov 5

13:00-13:30

Jakarta fordummEEs!

Kevin Sutter,Cindy High

IBMCompilers,Languages,Runtimes

Violet-Orchid

TuesdayNov 5

13:00-13:30

Data and AnalyticsJansenSullivan

Good WeekendCo

EverythingData

Primrose

TuesdayNov 5

13:30-14:00

Ethics of Arti�cialIntelligence

StevenAstorino

IBM CanadaLtd.

360 MainHall

ConferenceCenter3,4,5

TuesdayNov 5

13:30-14:00

What’s beyondcrypto trading? Thefuture FX tradingempowered bystablecoin

Adam Cai VirgoCX Inc.AI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallrom B

TuesdayNov 5

13:30-14:00

AI and Data in HealthCare

MatthewMozaffari

SpeerEverythingData

Primrose

TuesdayNov 5

13:30-14:00

Reacting to theFuture of ApplicationArchitecture

Iain Lewis IBMCompilers,Languages,Runtimes

Violet-Orchid

Date Time Title Speaker Organization Track Room

TuesdayNov 5

14:00-14:30

Time for a change –from the Basementto the Boardroom

Taras Kulyk Alt 5 SigmaAI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroom B

TuesdayNov 5

14:00-14:45

Women in XRJulieSmithson

XR IgniteCommunity Hub& Virtual-Accelerator

AI,ExtendedReality &Gaming

Elm2

TuesdayNov 5

14:45-15:00

Scaming GamersGuy-VincentJourdan

University ofOttawa

360 MainHall

ConferenceCenter3,4,5

TuesdayNov 5

15:15-15:45

Automate yourSecurity Analysts -The how, what, why,when and where ofapplied ThreatIntelligence

Ron Williams IBMPrivacy &Security

Evergreen

TuesdayNov 5

15:15-15:45

Disrupting theDatabase Landscapewith KeyDB andIntel® Optane™ DCPersistent Memory

BenSchermel

EQ AlphaTechnology(KeyDB)

SoftwareEngineering

Jasmine

TuesdayNov 5

15:45-16:15

Moving from the labto large scalemanufacturing, howto turn data scienceresearch efforts intotangible products

MohammedRidwanul

DessaSoftwareEngineering

Jasmine

TuesdayNov 5

16:15-17:00

NISQ-y Business:QuantumComputing's Comingof Age

NicholasBronn

IBM360 MainHall

ConferenceCenter3,4,5

TuesdayNov 5

16:30-17:00

Exploring emerginetechnologies inengineering

Peng-SangCau

TransformixEngineering Inc.

SoftwareEngineering

Jasmine

TuesdayNov 5

16:30-17:00

Exploring emerginetechnologies inengineering

Peng-SangCau

TransformixEngineering Inc.

SoftwareEngineering

Jasmine

WednesdayNov 6

10:45-11:15

The future ofextended reality

J. LeeWilliams

Occupied VRInc.

AI,ExtendedReality &Gaming

Elm2

WednesdayNov 6

10:45-11:15

Understanding thefuture of emergingnetworkingtechnologies

Irene Katzela Axio4TechSystems &Innovations

Holly-Butternut

WednesdayNov 6

11:15-11:45

What are securitytokens and are theythe future ofsecurities?

GraemeMoore

PolymathSystems &Innovations

Holly-Butternut

WednesdayNov 6

11:45-12:15

What's next in AI Hamed Shair BMOSystems &Innovations

Holly-Butternut

WednesdayNov 6

14:45-15:00

HarnessingComputationalPower: QuantumTechnology and it’sMultidimensionalApplications

Joey MachThe KnowlegeSociety (TKS)

360 MainHall

ConferenceCenter3,4,5

Date Time Title Speaker Organization Track Room

WednesdayNov 6

15:15-15:45

Advertising,marketing & media -how technology isadvancing theseindustries

AlexPanousis

Havas Media360 MainHall

ConferenceCenter3,4,5

WednesdayNov 6

15:45-16:15

The Future of Workin a Digital World

ArmughanAhmad

Digital360 MainHall

ConferenceCenter3,4,5

WednesdayNov 6

17:30-18:00

Unicorn Culture: Thefoundations of billiondollar companies

NavidNathoo

The KnowlegeSociety (TKS)

360 MainHall

ConferenceCenter3,4,5

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Congratulations to the Paper Authors!Accepted PapersThank you for your submissions. See you all at CASCON 2019.

Date Time Title Authors Track Room Type

Mon -Nov 4th

10:45

Ahead-of-TimeCompilation in OMR:Overview and FirstSteps

Georgiy Krylov,Gerhard Dueck,Kenneth Kent, DarylMaier and IrwinD'Souza

Compilers,Languages,Runtimes

Violet-Orchid

PositionPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

10:45

Towards ContinuousSurveillance andPersonalized MedicalTreatments inPrecision Medicinethrough Digital Twins

Luis F. Rivera, MiguelJiménez, PrashantiAngara, Norha M.Villegas, GabrielTamura and Hausi A.Müller

EverythingData

PrimrosePositionPaper

Date Time Title Authors Track Room Type

Mon -Nov 4th

10:45

Validation Processfor ServicesProduced by DigitalTransformation

Rafael Fazzolino, AuriMarcelo RizzoVincenzi, Sara Silva,Letícia de SouzaSantos, Rejane Mariada Costa Figueiredo,Cristiane SoaresRamos and LuizRibeiro

Systems &Innovations

Holly-Butternut

ExperienceReport

Mon -Nov 4th

10:45

OptimizingServerlessComputing:Introducing anAdaptive FunctionPlacement Algorithm

Nima Mahmoudi,Changyuan Lin,Hamzeh Khazaei andMarin Litoiu

CloudComputing

MarkhamBallroomA

ResearchPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

11:10Interpreting �nancialtime series withSHAP values

Karim El Mokhtari, BenPeachey Higdon andAyşe Başar

EverythingData

PrimrosePositionPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

11:10

SAT Solvers andComputer AlgebraSystems: A PowerfulCombination forMathematics

Curtis Bright, IliasKotsireas and VijayGanesh

Systems &Innovations

Holly-Butternut

PositionPaper

Monday- Nov4th

11:10

A Roadmap forExtending MicroJIT:a Lightweight Just-in-Time Compiler forDecreasing StartupTime

Eric Co�n, ScottYoung, Kenneth Kentand Marius Pirvu

Compilers,Languages,Runtimes

Violet-Orchid

PositionPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

11:15

DecentralizedDelivery Network ofIoT Update FilesBased on EthereumSmart Contracts andBlockchainTechnology

MohammadsalarArbabi and MehdiShajari

AI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroomB

ResearchPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

11:15

Research Challengesin Query Processingand Data Analyticson the Edge

Blesson Varghese,Suprio Ray, BhaveshGohil and Sergio Vega

CloudComputing

MarkhamBallroomA

PositionPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

11:15

On the Distribution ofTest Smells in OpenSource AndroidApplications: AnExploratory Study

Anthony Peruma,Khalid Almalki,Christian Newman,Mohamed WiemMkaouer, Ali Ouni andFabio Palomba

IoT, Mobile& SmartCities

Elm1ResearchPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

11:15

Using z14 Fused-Multiply-AddInstructions toAccelerate EllipticCurve Cryptography

James You, Curtisd'Alves, Christopher K.Anand, Qi Zhang andBill O'Farrell

Privacy &Security

EvergreenResearchPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

11:15Ranking Co-changeCandidates of Micro-Clones

Manishankar Mondal,Banani Roy, ChanchalK. Roy and KevinSchneider

SoftwareEngineering

JasmineResearchPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

11:45

Classi�cation ofHistopathologicalBiopsy Images UsingEnsemble of DeepLearning Networks

Sara HosseinzadehKassani, PeymanHosseinzadehKassani, Michal J.Wesolowski and RalphDeters

AI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroomB

ResearchPaper

Date Time Title Authors Track Room Type

Mon -Nov 4th

11:45

AndroVul: A Datasetof SecurityVulnerabilities inAndroid Applications

Zakeya Namrud, SèglaKpodjedo andChamseddine Talhi

Privacy &Security

EvergreenResearchPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

11:45

Behind The Scenes:Developers’Perception of Multi-language Practices

Mouna Abidi, ManelGrichi and FoutseKhomh

SoftwareEngineering

JasmineResearchPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

13:00

Hazard Analysis ofInteroperabilityConformancePro�les - AnIndustrial Case Studyin Healthcare

Jens Weber and OscarCosta

Privacy &Security

EvergreenResearchPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

13:30CDCL(Crypto) SATSolvers forCryptanalysis

Saeed Nejati and VijayGanesh

Privacy &Security

EvergreenPositionPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

15:45

Predicting BugReport Fields UsingStack Traces andCategoricalAttributes

Korosh SaborKoochekian,Abdelwahab Hamou-Lhadj, AbdelazizTrabelsi andJameleddine Hassine

SoftwareEngineering

JasmineResearchPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

16:15

A Proactive Systemto Allocate VirtualMachines in Cloudsusing Autoregression

Jasmeet Singh, MarcSt-Hilaire, ShikhareshMajumdar, JordanKurosky and SibylWeng

CloudComputing

MarkhamBallroomA

ExperienceReport

Mon -Nov 4th

16:30

A Fog ComputingFramework forAutonomous DrivingAssist: Architecture,Experiments, andChallenges

MuthucumaruMaheswaran, SalmanMemon and TianziYang

AI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroomB

ResearchPaper

Mon -Nov 4th

16:40

Dogfooding: use IBMCloud services tomonitor IBM Cloudinfrastructure

William Pourmajidi,Andriy Miranskyy, JohnSteinbacher, TonyErwin and DavidGodwin

CloudComputing

MarkhamBallroomA

ExperienceReport

Tues -Nov 5th

10:45State of Practices ofJava Native Interface

Manel Grichi, MounaAbidi and Yann-GaëlGuéhéneuc

Compilers,Languages,Runtimes

Violet-Orchid

ResearchPaper

Tues -Nov 5th

10:45

A semi-automatedFramework forMigrating Webapplications fromSQL to DocumentOriented NoSQLDatabase

Rahma Al Mahruqi,Manar Alal� andThomas Dean

EverythingData

PrimroseResearchPaper

Tues -Nov 5th

10:45

GenerativeAdversarial Networksin DesigningElectromagneticEngineered Surfacesfor mm-Wave BandSpectrumEnvironments

Ozan Ozyegen, EmirKavurmacioglu,Jonathan Ethier andAyse Bener

IoT, Mobile& SmartCities

Elm1ResearchPaper

Date Time Title Authors Track Room Type

Tues -Nov 5th

10:45

Comparison of block-based and hybrid-based programmingenvironments intransferringprogramming skillsto text-basedenvironment

Hussein Alrubaye,Stephanie Ludi andMohamed WiemMkaouer

SoftwareEngineering

JasmineResearchPaper

Tues -Nov 5th

11:15

Deep Learning BrainRegions in Harvard-Oxford Atlas usingSegNet Model

Abel Guimaraes,Tamer Abdou and AyseBasar

AI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroomB

ResearchPaper

Tues -Nov 5th

11:15LL(k) Optimization ofa Network ProtocolParser Generator

Kyle Lavorato, FahimImam and ThomasDean

Compilers,Languages,Runtimes

Violet-Orchid

ResearchPaper

Tues -Nov 5th

11:15City on the River:Visualizing TemporalCollaboration

Jessica Perrie,Maleknaz Nayebi, JingXie, Marios Fokaefs,Kelly Lyons and EleniStroulia

EverythingData

PrimroseResearchPaper

Tues -Nov 5th

11:15

SolUnit: a Frameworkfor ReducingExecution Time ofSmart Contract UnitTests

Hallan Medeiros,Patrícia Vilain, JohnMylopoulos and Hans-Arno Jacobsen

SoftwareEngineering

JasmineResearchPaper

Tues -Nov 5th

11:45

Pattern-basedTransformation ofSysML Models intoFault Tree Models 

Dorina Petriu andBashar Al Shboul

AI,Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroomB

ResearchPaper

Tues -Nov 5th

11:45

Detection of FeatureInteraction inDynamic ScriptingLanguages

Omar Harthi, ManarAlal� and ThomasDean

SoftwareEngineering

JasmineResearchPaper

Tues -Nov 5th

15:45

An UnsupervisedFeature SelectionApproach forEffective Cyber-Physical AttackDetection andIdenti�cation 

Amir NamavarJahromi, JacobSakhnini, HadisKarimipour and AliDehghantanha

Privacy &Security

EvergreenResearchPaper

Tues -Nov 5th

16:15

Rule-based SecurityManagement Systemfor Data-IntensiveApplications

Yar Rouf, JoydeepMukherjee, MariosFokaefs, Mark Shtern,Justin Le and MarinLitoiu

Privacy &Security

EvergreenResearchPaper

Wed -Nov 6th

10:45

Predicting studentperformance usingdata from an Auto-grading system

Huanyi Chen and PaulWard

EverythingData

PrimroseResearchPaper

Wed -Nov 6th

10:45

Investigating theRelationship betweenEvolutionaryCoupling andSoftware Bug-proneness

Manishankar Mondal,Banani Roy, ChanchalK. Roy and KevinSchneider

IoT, Mobile& SmartCities

Elm1ResearchPaper

Date Time Title Authors Track Room Type

Wed -Nov 6th

11:15

Framework, Modeland Tool Use inHigher EducationEnterpriseArchitecture: AnInternational Survey

Timothy Lethbridgeand Aliaa Alghamdi

EverythingData

PrimroseResearchPaper

Wed -Nov 6th

11:15A Survey of UtilizingUser-Reviews Postedon Google Play Store

Ehsan Noei and KellyLyons

IoT, Mobile& SmartCities

Elm1ResearchPaper

Wed -Nov 6th

11:45

Analyzing andVisualizing theCanadian ResearchLandscape

Victor Silva, AshleyHerman, MaryamMirzaei, Elisa Du,Bowen Hu, MonicaSawchyn, LianneLefsrud, Joerg Sanderand Eleni Stroulia

EverythingData

PrimroseResearchPaper

Wed -Nov 6th

11:45A Multi-DimensionalQuality Analysis ofAndroid Applications

MohammadrezaRasolroveicy, SoudeGhari, Mahsa Hadianand Marios Fokaefs

IoT, Mobile& SmartCities

Elm1ResearchPaper

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Date Time Title Chair Track Room

MondayNov 4

13:00-14:45

Mining and Exploration ofAttributed Graphs: Theoryand Applications

Mehdi Kargar, MortezaZihayat and JaroslawSzlichta

SoftwareEngineering

Jasmine

MondayNov 4

13:00-14:45

14th Workshop onChallenges for ParallelComputing

Wael Yehia, Hussain Kadhemand Jeremy Bradbury

Compilers,Languages,Runtimes

Violet &Orchid

MondayNov 4

13:00-14:45

(Hands-On) How canOpenShift accelerate yourKubernetes adoption

John Liu, Serjik Dikaleh, EricaZhu, Ben Linzel, and GeofreyFlores

Systems &Innovations

Holly &Butternut

MondayNov 4

13:00-14:45

The 11th CASCONWorkshop on CloudComputing

Marin Litoiu, Radu Mateescuand Joe Wigglesworth

CloudComputing

MarkhamBallroomA

MondayNov 4

15:15-17:00

(Hands-On) Optimizingcommute time with IBMWatson Studio

Tereza Nedelescu, Derek Roy,and Tommy Cao

IoT, Mobile& SmartCities

Elm1

Date Time Title Chair Track Room

MondayNov 4

15:15-17:00

(Hands-On) IBM CognosAnalytics - Unearthhidden insights with apersonalized analyticsexperience driven by AI

Dennis Buttera and OmarKhan

EverythingData

Primrose

MondayNov 4

15:15-17:00

(Hands-On) NLP Hands-on Workshop SeriesSession 1: Extractingmeaning from text usinga notebook in WatsonStudio

Sarah Packowski and AshleyZhao

Systems &Innovations

Holly &Butternut

TuesdayNov 5

10:45-12:15

(Hands-On) NLP Hands-on Workshop SeriesSession 2: Creating acustom language modelto optimize NLP results

Sarah Packowski and AshleyZhao

Systems &Innovations

Holly &Butternut

TuesdayNov 5

10:45-14:45

(Hands-On) Build, Deployand AdministerMicroservices usingKubernetes and IBMCloud API Management -Part 1 - 45 mins lunch break at 12:15

(Hands-On) Build, Deployand AdministerMicroservices usingKubernetes and IBMCloud API Management -Part 2

Eric Charpentier, Vince Yuen,Neil Delima, Jason Mah andDarren Pape

Privacy &Security

Evergreen

TuesdayNov 5

10:45-17:00

Quantum Computing:Challenges andOpportunities - Part 1 - 45 mins lunch break at 12:15 Quantum Computing:Challenges andOpportunities - Part 2 - 30 mins afternoon break at

14:45

Quantum Computing:Challenges andOpportunities - Part 3

Mehdi Bozzo-Rey, HausiMuller and John Longbottom

QuantumComputing

MarkhamBallroomC

TuesdayNov 5

10:45-17:00

3rd Workshop onAdvances in OpenRuntime Technology forCloud Computing - Part 1  - 45 mins lunch break at 12:15 3rd Workshop onAdvances in OpenRuntime Technology forCloud Computing - Part 2  - 30 mins afternoon break at

14:45

3rd Workshop onAdvances in OpenRuntime Technology forCloud Computing - Part 3

Daryl Maier, Ken Kent andXiaoli Liang

CloudComputing

MarkhamBallroomA

TuesdayNov 5

11:15-14:45

(Hands-On) SentimentAnalysis using WatsonCloud Services - Part 1  - 45 mins lunch break at 12:15

(Hands-On) SentimentAnalysis using WatsonCloud Services - Part 2

Harnoor Manan, BaileyDuncan and AndrewJaramillo

IoT, Mobile& SmartCities

Elm1

Date Time Title Chair Track Room

TuesdayNov 5

10:45-12:15

(Hands-On) Writescalable and extensibleNode.js applicationsusing LoopBack 4

Janny Hou, Diana Lau,Dominique Emond and AgnesLin

SoftwareEngineering

Jasmine

TuesdayNov 5

13:00-17:00

(Hands-On) Develop animage classi�cationmodel with Watson VisualRecognition and WatsonStudio - Part 1 - 30 mins afternoon break at

14:45

(Hands-On) Develop animage classi�cationmodel with Watson VisualRecognition and WatsonStudio - Part 2

Imtihan Ahmed, RachaelHouse, Neil Delima and LiLuo

Systems &Innovations

Holly &Butternut

TuesdayNov 5

14:00-17:00

(Hands-on) Workshop onFast, E�cient & SeriouslyOpen Cloud-Native Java -Part 1 - 30 mins afternoon break at

14:45

(Hands-on) Workshop onFast, E�cient & SeriouslyOpen Cloud-Native Java -Part 2

Yee-Kang Chang, Patrick Tiu,Leo Christy Jesuraj, Alvin So,Gilbert Kwan and Eric Lau

Compilers,Languages,Runtimes

Violet &Orchid

TuesdayNov 5

15:15-17:00

Blockchain, Hyperledgerand Smart Contracts (Ohmy!)

Kelcey Gosserand andJeremy Nilmeier

AI &Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroomB

TuesdayNov 5

15:15-17:00

Developing a CompleteWatershed IOC Platformthrough IntegratedStakeholder Collaboration

Lee Jackson, Atakan Erdemand Jennifer Collins

IoT, Mobile& SmartCities

Elm1

TuesdayNov 5

15:15-17:00

Barriers to Data ScienceAdoption: Why ExistingFrameworks aren'tWorking

Rohan Alexander, Kelly Lyons,Michelle Alexopoulos andLisa Austin

EverythingData

Primrose

WednesdayNov 6

10:45-17:00

(Hands-On) DistributedSoftware Health andQuality Metrics withBlockchains - Part 1 - 45 mins lunch break at 12:15 (Hands-On) DistributedSoftware Health andQuality Metrics withBlockchains - Part 2 - 30 mins afternoon break at

14:45

(Hands-On) DistributedSoftware Health andQuality Metrics withBlockchains - Part 3

Omar Badreddin, Abel O.Gomez Rivera, Adeel Malik

AI &Blockchain& Robotics

MarkhamBallroomB

WednesdayNov 6

10:45-12:15

(Hands-On) How toEnable Your MissionCritical Applications onDb2 on Cloud

Francis Wong, PanduMutyala, Joyce Coleman,Kaya Gangesan, Hua Lu andHilden Andrew

Privacy &Security

Evergreen

Date Time Title Chair Track Room

WednesdayNov 6

10:45-17:00

(Hands-On) Twofunctional MDDs for thePrice of One - Part 1 - 45 mins lunch break at 12:15 (Hands-On) Twofunctional MDDs for thePrice of One - Part 2 - 30 mins afternoon break at

14:45

(Hands-On) Twofunctional MDDs for thePrice of One - Part 3

Curtis d'Alves, ChristopherSchankula, Nhan Thai,Padma Pasupathi, NasimKhoonkari, Habib GhaffariHadigheh and Christopher K.Anand

SoftwareEngineering

Jasmine

WednesdayNov 6

10:45-17:00

Compiler-DrivenPerformance Workshop -Part 1 - 45 mins lunch break at 12:15 Compiler-DrivenPerformance Workshop -Part 2 - 30 mins afternoon break at

14:45

Compiler-DrivenPerformance Workshop -Part 3

Clark Verbrugge, J. NelsonAmaral, Reid Copeland andWhitney T. Tsang

Compilers,Languages,Runtimes

Violet &Orchid

WednesdayNov 6

10:45-17:00

(Hands-On) QuantumComputing with IBM QExperience and Qiskit -Part 1  - 45 mins lunch break at 12:15 (Hands-On) QuantumComputing with IBM QExperience and Qiskit -Part 2 - 30 mins afternoon break at

14:45

(Hands-On) QuantumComputing with IBM QExperience and Qiskit -Part 3

Mehdi Bozzo-Rey, HausiMuller

QuantumComputing

MarkhamBallroomC

WednesdayNov 6

10:45-12:15

(Hands-On) EasyMicroservices ApplicationDevelopment with EclipseCodewind

Elson Yuen, Jingfu Wang,Maysun Faisal, RajivSenthilnathan and StevenHung

Systems &Innovations

Holly &Butternut

WednesdayNov 6

13:00-14:45

Kubernetes Security andAccess Management

Chris Felix, Serjik Dikaleh andHitesh Garg

Privacy &Security

Evergreen

WednesdayNov 6

13:00-17:00

(Hands-On) A Tutorial onDeep Learning for Objectand Pattern Recognition -Part 1 - 30 mins afternoon break at

14:45

(Hands-On) A Tutorial onDeep Learning for Objectand Pattern Recognition -Part 2

Farhana Zulkernine, HarunaIsah, Sazia Mahfuz,Mohammed Gasmallah,Jason Lam and ShahzadKhan

IoT, Mobile& SmartCities

Elm1

WednesdayNov 6

13:00-17:00

Workshop on RiskAnalytics and Arti�cialIntelligence in Finance -Part 1 - 30 mins afternoon break at

14:45

Workshop on RiskAnalytics and Arti�cialIntelligence in Finance -Part 2

Oleksandr Romanko and AlexKreinin

EverythingData

Primrose

Date Time Title Chair Track Room

WednesdayNov 6

13:00-14:45

(Hands-On) Deploy cloud-native microservices intoKubernetes using curatedapplication stacks

Arthur De Magalhaes, LeoJesuraj, MichaelGlavassevich, NavidShakibapour and ArturDzmitryieu

Systems &Innovations

Holly +Butternut

WednesdayNov 6

13:00-17:00

Taming Services for IBMCloud - Part 1 - 30 mins afternoon break at

14:45

Taming Services for IBMCloud - Part 2

Ahmed Ibrahim, JohnSteinbacher and NazimMadhavji

CloudComputing

MarkhamBallroomA

WednesdayNov 6

15:15-17:00

Fourth Annual Workshopon Data-DrivenKnowledge Mobilization

Ehsan Noei, Kelly Lyons, EleniStroulia and PeriklisAndritsos

Systems &Innovations

Holly +Butternut

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Date Booth Title Exhibitors

Monday Expo

MondayNov 4

B1Intelligent Execution Logs andPerformance Metrics Analytics forPredicting Future Run-time Issues

Guoliang Zhao and Ying Zou

MondayNov 4

B2REST APIs with LoopBack 4 andOpenAPI 3

Janny Hou, Dominique Emond, Agnes Linand Diana Lau

MondayNov 4

B3 Finding Bad Guys Douglas Plaxton

MondayNov 4

B4Enabling Smart Data: LeveragingLatent Label Distributions for DataValidation and Noise Detection

Mona Nashaat, Aindrila Basak, James Millerand Shaikh Quader

MondayNov 4

B5AOT Compilation in OMR: RelocationsAPI

Georgiy Krylov, Gerhard Dueck, Daryl Maierand Kenneth Kent

Date Booth Title Exhibitors

MondayNov 4

B6A road map for decreasing startuptime in OpenJ9 with a template-basedJIT

Eric Co�n, Scott Young, Kenneth Kent andMarius Pirvu

MondayNov 4

B7Create and Test APIs locally on laptopwith API Connect

Ivy Ho, Franck Delporte, Swetha Sridharan,Jisoo Lee, Ibrahim Manjra, Candy Ng, PeterEl-Koreh, and Amir Jafarian

MondayNov 4

B8Privacy-Compliant Data Collectionusing Blockchains

Alaeddine Chouchane, Kaiwen Zhang andChamseddine Talhi

MondayNov 4

B9 Detection of phishing kit tra�cQian Cui, Guy-Vincent Jourdan, GregorBochmann and Iosif-Viorel Onut

MondayNov 4

B10

Context Based Evaluation ofDimensionality Reduction Algorithms -Experiments and StatisticalSigni�cance Analysis

Aindrila Basak, Mona Nashaat, James Millerand Shaikh Quader

MondayNov 4

B11An Ahead-of-Time CompilationPipeline for a Simple Smalltalk VirtualMachine in Eclipse OMR

Mark Thom, Gerhard Dueck, Kenneth Kentand Daryl Maier

MondayNov 4

B12De�ning and relocating static symbolsin OMR JitBuilder

Petar Jelenkovic, Kenneth Kent, GerhardDueck and Daryl Maier

MondayNov 4

B13Computational Impact Analysis ofNode.js Parallelization Modules underScalability Tests

Jacob Baird, Maria Patrou, Kenneth B. Kentand Michael Dawson

MondayNov 4

B14Investigating Postmortem debuggingtools for Node.js Applications

Anil Hitang, Maria Patrou, Kenneth B. Kentand Michael Dawson

MondayNov 4

B15Building AArch64 Support for EclipseOpenJ9 and Eclipse OMR

Aaron G. Graham, Jean-Philippe Legault,Hillary J. Soontiens, Michael Flawn, Md.Mahbubur Rahman, Kenneth B. Kent, DarylMaier and Kazuhiro Konno

MondayNov 4

B16Classi�cation of Tabular data viaNeural Networks

Xingchi Wang, Omar Al-Shamali, AindrilaBasak, James Miller and Shaikh Quader

MondayNov 4

B17Victim or Attacker? A Multi-datasetDomain Classi�cation of PhishingAttacks

Sophie Le Page and Guy-Vincent Jourdan

MondayNov 4

B18 Variability aware analysis of C++ code Ryan Shukla and Sarah Nadi

MondayNov 4

B19Dogfooding: use IBM Cloud services tomonitor IBM Cloud infrastructure

William Pourmajidi, Lei Zhang, MohammadIslam, Tony Erwin, John Steinbacher, DavidGodwin, Jeremy Brumer, Steve Woolf andAndriy Miranskyy

MondayNov 4

B20GALO: Guided automated learning forquery workload re-optimization

Alexandar Mihaylov, Spencer Bryson,Jaroslaw Szlichta, Parke Godfrey, VincentCorvinelli, Calisto Zuzarte, Piotr Mierzejewskiand Guilherme Damasio

MondayNov 4

B21Towards Continuous Monitoring inPersonalized Healthcare throughDigital Twins

Luis F. Rivera, Norha M. Villegas and HausiA. Müller

MondayNov 4

B22Smoothing Paths using TemporalVideo Object Detectors

Mohammed Gasmallah, Francois Rivest andFarhana Zulkernine

MondayNov 4

B23Predicting Reasonable Notice Awardson Termination of Employment UsingDeep Learning

Jason Lam, Samuel Dahan and FarhanaZulkernine

Date Booth Title Exhibitors

MondayNov 4

B24Failure Scenarios in KubernetesEnabled Voice Gateway

Samridhi Samridhi, Md Al Maruf, RamiroLiscano, Akramul Azim, Yee-Kang Chang andBrian Puilto

MondayNov 4

B25

Sustainable Watershed IntegratedManagement (SWIM): A datacollaboration platform to enableIntegrated Watershed Management

Lee Jackson, Atakan Erdem, Jennifer Collinsand Monica Sawchyn

Tuesday Expo

TuesdayNov 5

B1Executable modeling frameworkapplied over existing domainapplications and business rules

Dimiris Lyras and Nikolaos Rassias

TuesdayNov 5

B2Taint-Things: An Automated Approachfor Privacy Leakage Identi�cation inIoT Apps

Bara Nazzal, Florian Schmeidl and ManarAlal�

TuesdayNov 5

B3XDocker: A Cross-Platform Tool forContinuous Development

Jean-Philippe Legault, Aaron G. Graham,Kenneth B. Kent and Daryl Maier

TuesdayNov 5

B4Design Guidelines to OvercomeContinuous Development AdoptionChallenges

Trevor Rae, Colin Werner and DanielaDamian

TuesdayNov 5

B5 Detecting Misuses of Crypto APIs Kristen Newbury, Karim Ali and Andrew Craik

TuesdayNov 5

B6Smart Cache in Database Systems: APredictive Self Learning Method

Omar El Zarif

TuesdayNov 5

B7Towards Optimized Scaling inJavaScript Simulations

Maria Patrou, Kenneth Kent and DaneSheppard

TuesdayNov 5

B8Easy Cloud-Native Development withEclipse Codewind

Elson Yuen, John Collier and Sakib Hasan

TuesdayNov 5

B9OpenJ9: Improved Performance withValue-Types in Java

Babneet Singh

TuesdayNov 5

B10Watson Assistant Dialog Visualization& Auto-Generation

Amal Khalil

TuesdayNov 5

B11An Analysis of the Scale of the "GameHack" Scam

Emad Badawi, Guy-Vincent Jourdan, GregorBochmann and Iosif-Viorel Onut

TuesdayNov 5

B12A Comparative Analysis ofMicroservice Extraction Techniques

Lisa Kirby, Yee-Kang Chang, Cindy High andJulia Rubin

TuesdayNov 5

B13ChYP - Check Your Privilege in IoTApps

Atheer Abu Zaid, Manar Alal� and Ali Miri

TuesdayNov 5

B14A Mutation Framework for EvaluatingSecurity Analysis tools in IoTApplications

Sajeda Parveen and Manar H. Alal�

TuesdayNov 5

B15E�cient Compiler-Driven PointerCompression

Qiongsi Wu and Gennady Pekhimenko

TuesdayNov 5

B16A Model-based Middleware forContinuous Sotfware Evolution at Run-time

Miguel Jimenez, Gabriel Tamura, Hausi A.Müller, Joe Wigglesworth and Ian Watts

TuesdayNov 5

B17Integration of Top-k publish/subscribein Real-Time Bidding

Sonia Slimani and Kaiwen Zhang

TuesdayNov 5

B18Balancing performance, security andcost tradeoffs of Blockchain in IoTapplications: A comparative study

Mohammadreza Rasolroveicy and MariosFokaefs

Date Booth Title Exhibitors

TuesdayNov 5

B19 Evolving Java for Non-Volatile Memory Ifaz Kabir and Karim Ali

TuesdayNov 5

B20

Acceleration Opportunities in General-Purpose Linear Algebra Applicationsvia Polyhedral Analysis andEigenization

João Carvalho, J Nelson Amaral, and GuidoAraujo

TuesdayNov 5

B21Accelerating Python Code UsingJitBuilder

Dayton Allen, David Bremner, Mark Stoodleyand Daryl Maier

TuesdayNov 5

B22Susereum: A Blockchain BasedReward Structure for SustainableSoftware

Omar Badreddin, Abel O. Gomez Rivera,Adeel Malik

TuesdayNov 5

B23�nsm.io - A User-Friendly FrameworkFor Creating and Testing Finite StateMachines

Christopher Schankula and Lucas Dutton

TuesdayNov 5

B24Continuous Optimization Model forInstruction Scheduling

Curtis D'Alves, Christopher Anand, RobertEnenkel, Bill O'Farrell and Wolfram Kahl

TuesdayNov 5

B25A Technique for Finding OptimalProgram Launch Parameters TargetingManycore Accelerators

Alexander Brandt, Marc Moreno Maza, Lin-Xiao Wang and Jeeva Paudel

Wednesday Expo

WednesdayNov 6

B1Auto-scaler as a Service forPrivate/Public Cloud Deployments

Yar Rouf, Joydeep Mukherjee, Marin Litoiu,Joe Wigglesworth and Radu Mateescu

WednesdayNov 6

B2Optimizing JIT-As-A-Service withGlobal Code Caching and Prefetching

Alexey Khrabrov, Arnamoy Bhattacharyya,Eyal de Lara, Marius Pirvu and VijaySundaresan

WednesdayNov 6

B3Machine Learning based optimizationfor database workloads

Shaikh Quader, Sumona Mukhopadhyay,Marin Litoiu, Manos Papagelis, Ming-PangWei and Andres Rojas

WednesdayNov 6

B4LLVM Analysis to select optimal loopunroll factor

Prithayan Barua, Jun Shirako, Whitney Tsang,Bardia Mahjour, Ettore Tiotto, Wang Chenand Vivek Sarkar

WednesdayNov 6

B5AI for Enabling E�cient V2V and V2IData Communication

Priyanka Trivedi and Farhana Zulkernine

WednesdayNov 6

B6An Enterprise Answering System forCollaborative Question AnsweringPlatforms

Morteza Zihayat and Ebrahim Bagheri

WednesdayNov 6

B7Data Pro�ling for Storage Optimizationusing IBM Streaming Analytics

Sazia Mahfuz, Farhana Zulkernine and PeteNicholls

WednesdayNov 6

B8Neonatal Motion Detection andClassi�cation from Pressure SensitiveMat and RGB-D Video

Yasmina Souley Dosso, Samreen Aziz,Shermeen Nizami, Naman Sethi, Joe Samuel,Kim Greenwood, Joann Harrold, RandyGiffen and James Green

WednesdayNov 6

B9Internet-of-Things solutions for SmartCampuses: A comparative study ofclustering techniques

Mahsa Hadian and Marios Fokaefs

WednesdayNov 6

B10 Analysis-Driven Function InliningSpencer Killen, Erick Ochoa, Andrew Craikand Karim Ali

WednesdayNov 6

B11Detecting Semantic Similarities inSoftware Requirements

Tamer Abdou, Ozan Ozyegen, Ayse Benerand Stella Liu

WednesdayNov 6

B12OMPSan: Static Veri�cation ofOpenMP’s Data Mapping Constructs

Prithayan Barua, Jun Shirako, Whitney Tsang,Jeeva Paudel, Wang Chen and Vivek Sarkar

Date Booth Title Exhibitors

WednesdayNov 6

B13Test APIs without writing a single lineof code

Ivy Ho and Swetha Sridharan

WednesdayNov 6

B14Virtual Machines migration detectionon cloud infrastructures

Sunil Kumar, Miguel Jiménez and HausiMüller

WednesdayNov 6

B15Regression Testing Selection forMicroservice-based Applications

Yonghan Zhou, Chi Zhang, Manil Asija, NickIvanov, Phil Coulthard and Julia Rubin

WednesdayNov 6

B16Quantum Problem Solving andAlgorithm Design on the IBM QPlatform

Prashanti Angara, Hausi A. Muller, UlrikeStege, John Longbottom and Mehdi Bozzo-Rey

WednesdayNov 6

B17Towards a Web-Based Secured NaturalLanguage Query Platform

Chantal Montgomery, Ftoon Kedwan andFarhana Zulkernine

WednesdayNov 6

B18Bike to the Future: Gaming with JavaMicroservices

Yee-Kang Chang and Eveline Cai

WednesdayNov 6

B19E�cient Memory Footprint Reductionfor Java Performance

Alexandra Tsvetkova, Bojian Zheng andGennady Pekhimenko

WednesdayNov 6

B20Runtime Automatic Parallelization ofJVM and OMR applications

Akihiro Hayashi, Gita Koblents, KazuakiIshizaki, Jimmy Kwa and Vivek Sarkar

WednesdayNov 6

B21Leveraging Solution Catalogues forDesigning Enterprise CognitiveSystems

Zia Babar, Eric Yu, Yazan Obeidi, SebastianCarbajales and Allen Chan

WednesdayNov 6

B22Shortcomings in the current state ofpromoter classi�cation usingframeworks from machine learning

Raul Ivan Perez Martell and Ulrike Stege

WednesdayNov 6

B23Deepsmith - Deep Learning Applicationfor Fuzzing Java Compilers

Shelley Lambert and Igor Braga

WednesdayNov 6

B24Planning Analytics - A new era of agileplanning and exploratory analytics

Dennis Buttera and Omar Khan

WednesdayNov 6

B25 Automatic Event CategorizerS M Mozammal Hossain, Adam Frank, ScottDubreuil, Guy-Vincent Jourdan, Herna Viktorand Mohamed Ibrahim

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Andrea MacDonald Andrew Safranko Carla Margalef

Corby Fine Dan Sinai Dave Revell

Darius Labelle Diana Biggs Diana Luu

Elle Collins Gale Geddes Georgia Woods

Gurminder Kandola Hamed Shahir Hillary Hartley

Jacquelina Calisto Jane Zhang Jason Shim

Jeahnette Cavaliere Jennifer Mary John Weigelt

Krista Shibata Lara Mourra Mandy Gilbert

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Vio OnutConference Chair

Patrick KasebzarifExecutive Producer

Kostas KontogiannisConference Program Co-Chair

Robert EnenkelConference Program Co-Chair

Manreet BainsMarketing Lead

Rovina SigamoneyCreative Lead

Gerhard DueckExhibits Co-Chair

Mark StoodleyExhibits Co-Chair

Hausi MüllerWorkshops Co-Chair

Tinny NgWorkshops Co-Chair

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Marcellus MindelFinance/Registration Chair

Shabnam GharibProgram Lead

Kathleen BittleVP, Operations

Alan HeighwayIT/Network Chair

Rodney D'SilvaIT/Network Chair

Guy-Vincent JourdanPublication Chair

Marin LitoiuVolunteer Chair

Maria GallaherOperations/Registration Lead

Jennifer CollinsOutreach Lead

Andrew JaramilloSpeakers' Host Lead

Harnoor MananExpo Lead

Gillian CaiVolunteer Lead

Sandy BaggaDesigner

Maxine Arbez CheungDesigner

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Tima PakfetratPublication Lead

Alexander MahWebsite Lead

Abdul El-RahwanExpo Co-ordinator

Guy-Vincent Jourdan Hausi Müller Joe Wigglesworth

Kelly Lyons Ken Wong Kenneth Kent

Marcellus Mindel Marin Litoiu Tinny Ng

Vio Onut Ying Zou

Program CommitteeName Institution

Akihiro Hayashi Rice University

Alexander Chatzigeorgiou University of Macedonia

Alexei Lapouchnian University of Toronto

Andrew Craik IBM Canada Ltd.

Andriy Miranskyy Ryerson University

Arie Gur�nkel University of Waterloo

Bill O'Farrell IBM Canada Ltd.

Biruk Habtemariam IBM Canada Ltd.

Calisto Zuzarte IBM Canada Ltd.

Chanchal Roy University of Saskatchewan

Christopher Anand McMaster University

Diwakar Krishnamurthy University of Calgary

Ebrahim Bagheri Ryerson University

Ettore Merlo École Polytechnique de Montréal

Farhana Zulkernine Queen's University

Foutse Khomh École Polytechnique de Montréal

Frank Dehne Carleton University

Fred Popowich Simon Fraser University

Gabriel Silberman Barcelona Institute of Science and Technology

Gerhard Dueck University of New Brunswick

Ghizlane El Boussaidi École de technologie supérieure

Grace Lewis Carnegie Mellon Software Engineering Institute

Guy-Vincent Jourdan University of Ottawa

Hadi Hemmati University of Calgary

Hanan Lut�yya University of Western Ontario

Hausi Müller University of Victoria

Herna Viktor University of Ottawa

Hugh Leather The University of Edinburgh

James Green Carleton University

Jeremy Bradbury University of Ontario Institute of Technology

Jin Li PointClickCare

Joe Wigglesworth IBM Canada Ltd.

Jose Nelson Amaral University of Alberta

Juergen Dingel Queen's University

Name Institution

Juergen Rilling Concordia University

Kelly Lyons University of Toronto

Kenneth Kent University of New Brunswick

Ladan Tahvildari University of Waterloo

Maleknaz Nayebi École Polytechnique de Montréal

Manos Papagelis York University

Marc Moreno Maza University of Western Ontario

Marin Litoiu York University

Marios Fokaefs École Polytechnique de Montréal

Mark Chignell University of Toronto

Mark Stoodley IBM Canada Ltd.

Michael Smit Dalhousie University

Michalis Famelis Université de Montréal

Mohammed Sayagh École Polytechnique de Montréal

Morteza Zihayat Ryerson University

Norha Villegas Universidad Icesi

Panos Patros University of Waikato

Parke Godfrey York University

Paul Ward University of Waterloo

Ramiro Liscano Ontario Tech University

Renato De Mori McGill University

Sudhakar Ganti University of Victoria

Suprio Ray University of New Brunswick

Tse-Hsun Peter Chen Concordia University

Ulrike Stege University of Victoria

Weiyi Shang Concordia University

Wolfram Kahl McMaster University

Ying Zou Queen's University

Workshop Selection CommitteeName Institution

Calisto Zuzarte IBM Canada Ltd.

Dorina Petriu Carleton University

Gennady Pekhimenko University of Toronto

Hausi Müller University of Victoria

Joanna Kubasta IBM Canada Ltd.

Name Institution

Kishor Patil IBM Canada Ltd.

Marin Litoiu York University

Suprio Ray University of New Brunswick

Tinny Ng IBM Canada Ltd.

Vince Pasquantonio IBM Canada Ltd.

Ying Zou Queen's University

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