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2nd International Conference on

Smart IoT Systems: Innovations in Computing [SSIC-2019]

18th-20th January

Organized by School of Computing and Information Technology

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About SSIC-2019 Manipal University Jaipur has successfully organized many events in the past and proudly hosted the 2nd edition of International Conference on Smart IoT Systems: Innovation in Computing (SSIC). SSIC focuses on two main areas i.e. Smart Systems and IoT Innovations which includes applications for smart cities, smart grid, smart health-care, social computing and privacy challenges with their theory, specification, design, performance, and system building. It is an international forum for researchers, engineers, academicians as well as industrial professionals from all over the world to share and publicize their research work and development activities in the field of Smart Systems, Innovations and Commuting.

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Status of Participation:

Country Paper Submitted Paper

Accepted

PC Members

Australia 3 2 10

Bangladesh 2 1 2

Colombia 1 0 1

Ecuador 1 1 2

Egypt 1 0 2

Ethiopia 2 0 2

India 205 71 92

Italy 1 0 8

Mauritius 1 1 2

Nigeria 2 0 4

South Africa 2 0 6

United States 8 4 12

United

Kingdom

1 0 10

Total Submissions: 230

Total Accepted: 80 Acceptance Rate: 34.78%

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DAY 1 : INAGURAL CERMONY On the morning of 18th January 2019, the entire auditorium of Manipal University Jaipur was filled with exuberant excitement. The Smart IoT Systems: Innovations in Computing (SSIC) conference commenced at 10am in the dazzling Sharda Pai Auditorium with the presence of Shri M.M. Tiwari (Director IT Election Commission of India), Prof. G.K. Prabhu (President of MUJ, Chief Patron SSIC), Prof. Jagannath Korody (Dean, Faculty if Engineering, MUJ), Prof. Rajveer Singh Shekhawat (Director SCIT, Gen. Chair SSIC) and Prof. Sumit Srivastava (CoE MUJ, Convener SSIC).

The ceremony was mastered by Smiti Thapar and Vagish Mishra. The participants were foremost addressed by Prof. Rajveer Singh Shekhawat. He also presented the welcome note to the honorable Chief Guest, Shri M.M. Tiwari. This was followed with a dialogue by Prof. Sumit Srivastava where he shared valuable insights about the conference and presented the program summary for the three-day event.

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The lamp was lightened thereafter by all the dignitaries present. After this auspicious tradition, the Hon'ble Chief Guest, Shri M.M. Tiwari, was requested to grace the audience with his thoughts of asset and declare the conference open. Prof. G.K. Prabhu, President of MUJ and Chief Patron SSIC, addressed the gathering about MUJ with his treasured words.

Mementos and souvenirs were felicitated to all the dignitaries which was followed by a vote of thanks by Mr. Ankit Mundra, Co-convener of SSIC.

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KEYNOTES

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Dr. Priyadarshan Nanda Security Aspect of IoT The first Keynote was delivered by Dr. Priyadarshan Nanda who spoke about the Security aspect of IoT. He talked about the basics of IoT in security and growth of IoT. He explained M2M (Machine to Machine) in IoT architecture which refers to isolated instances of device-to-device communication. After that, Dr. Priyadarshan Nanda talked about the security and privacy issues that surround the data-based field. He explained with an example, how information collected in the name of security can be used to void the privacy of a person. Further, he talked about Security Attacks like, Replay and DoS attacks, Physical Attack, Sinkhole and Wormhole attacks etc. and Security Attacks at different layers. Next, he spoke about 6LoWPAN Protocols using which, he has developed his own keypad door lock. He explained the problem with existing protocols like unavailability of DTLS and asymmetric cryptographic methods etc. in the protocols. This arises the need for Secure Lightweight Authentication Algorithms. He also explained the vulnerability of CoAP and off path attacks and mitigation techniques for smart door keypad lock.

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Dr. Swagatam Doss

Need of Deep learning and fast paced advancements

Dr. Swagatam Doss spoke about the need of deep learning and fast paced advancements that are happening in the field of deep learning. Deep learning is a type of machine learning that mimics the neuron of the neural networks present in the human brain. Deep learning models can be visualized as a set of points each of which makes a decision based on the inputs to the node. This sort of network is similar to the biological nervous system, with each node acting as a neuron within a larger network. Thus, deep learning models are a class of artificial neural networks. Deep learning algorithms learn progressively about the image as it goes through each neural network layer. Early layers learn how to detect low-level features like edges, and subsequent layers combine features from earlier layers into a more holistic and complete representation.

Dr. Doss briefly explained the working and the basic difference in machine learning and deep learning. He explained the history and advancements in the field of neural networks. He spoke about the problems faced by different neural network models. He spoke about semi-supervised learning.; midway between supervised learning (requires labeled dataset) and unsupervised learning (does not require labeled dataset) to show how we can reduce the high cost task of labelling images. He also briefly explained about Deep Neural Network.

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Prof. Arun K. Somani Big Data Storage After a heartfelt lunch, the crowd had again gathered again at the Sharda Pai Auditorium to attend a talk by Prof. Arun K. Somani. He addressed the audience about the problems of big data storage and its various methods to solve them.

Prof. Somani began his lecture with by explaining that the difference between storage capacity and computing capacity is increasing and storage architectures such as DAS, SAN, NAS, NAS SAN hybrid are being perfected to deal with the growing demand of storage. He addressed the various issues of big data such as growing dimensions of data and larger data blocks for programming; their solution parameters like large capacity, high scalability, concurrency and high performance. The talk included valuable information on contention avoidance solutions: BID-HDD, CFQ and Noop. A brief about multi-tier architecture was mentioned.

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Paper Presentation Parallel Technical Session-I: Smart Energy Systems (18th January 2019,3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.) Session Chair: Dr. Satish Chandra Kulhari

Session Co-Chair: Dr. Vijay Pal Singh Dhaka

No. of Papers presented: 7

Parallel Technical Session-I: Smart Solutions and Automation-I (18th January 2019,3:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.) Session Chair: Dr. Sumit Srivastava

Session Co-Chair: Dr. Neha Chaudhary No. of Papers presented: 8

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GALA DINNER After a day of exuberant learning, the presenters and speakers proceeded for a Gala Dinner which was organized by the students of MUJ. The theme was kept as Rajasthani Village and it was praised a lot by everyone.

There were 23 different types of Rajasthani Delicacies which were relished by the guests as they enjoyed watching the live Kalbeliya and Ghoomer dance performances.

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DAY 2 : Robin Ram Mohan Doss The Security and Privacy in IoT- an Auto ID perspective

The second day of the prestigious conference started with an informative talk by Robin Doss, the Deputy Head of the School Information Technology at Deakin University, Australia who had been summoned for a talk on "The Security and Privacy in IoT- an Auto ID perspective". He discussed on various topics such as the applications of IoT and the challenges faced by IoT deployments like security, trust, privacy and lack of standards. The list of top 10 security risks as per OWASP was also mentioned which included threats such as insecure web interface, lack of transport authorization, insecure web interface and insufficient security. Mr. Doss also gave a brief description on RFID systems; data leakage and eavesdropping which can lead to tag cloning, location tracking, tag cloning; necessary RFID security need such as mutual authentication between all parties, tag/reader anonymity and location privacy and resistance to attacks.

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Subhajit Bhattacharya Business Centric Technologies and Augmented Reality Subhajit Bhattacharya, the Program Manager in Innovation and Automation Department at Accenture was the next to address the audience on Business Centric Technologies and Augmented Reality. He commenced his lecture with a brief on disrupting technologies and the need for them in the transforming times such as leading the market, customer satisfaction, less expensive and easy implementation. The advantages of disruptive technologies over the legacy technologies was also mentioned which included overcoming geographical barriers, data analytics and advance computation capability, agility, cost saving and revenue growth. The examples where disruptive technology is used is robotic process automation and advanced automation. Mr. Bhattacharya also gave us a valuable insight in the growth of augmented reality as the multi-layered server-less Robot as a Service (RaaS), which are driven by complex algorithms and dynamic knowledge bases. Successive disruptions like Facebook, Twitter, Google, etc collect the information of its users and can possibly create a profile about you, your behavioral patterns and your market access.

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Utpal Chakraborty Perks of AI Utpal Chakraborty is the Head of Artificial Intelligence at YES BANK. He is eminent Data Scientist and researcher. He addressed the audience present to an informative lecture on the perks of AI in various fields and how elaborately it is used in the field of banking and finance. Mr. Chakraborty mentioned in his talk how about 3000 parameters are applied on a person before a loan can be sanctioned to him within a few minutes. He talked about how AI can evolve into ROI (Return on Investment). He also gave us comprehensive details on the various applications of Chatbots in the future. He concluded his talk with valuable insights on Augmented Reality and its utilization in the near future in every field.

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Paper Presentation Technical Session-II: Network and Information Security (19th January 2019,11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.) No. of Papers presented: 7 Session Chair: Dr. Priyadarsi Nanda

Session Co-Chair: Dr. Umashankar Rawat

Parallel Technical Session-II: Network and Communication -1 (19th January 2019,11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.) Session Chair: Dr. Gaurav Trivedi

Session Co-Chair: Dr. Manoj Kumar Bohra No. of Papers presented: 7

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Paper Presentation Technical Session-II: Smart Solutions and Automation-II (19th January 2019,11:30 a.m. – 01:00 p.m.) Session Chair: Mr. Subhajit Bhattacharya

Session Co-Chair: Dr. Gulrej Ahmed No. of Papers presented: 7

Parallel Technical Session-III: Advanced Computing Model-1 (19th January 2019,3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.) Session Chair: Dr. Meenakshi Tripathi

Session Co-Chair: Dr. Devesh Kumar No. of Papers presented: 7

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Paper Presentation Technical Session-III: Network and Communication -2

(19th January 2019, 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.) Session Chair: Dr. Mushtaq Ahmed

Session Co-Chair: Dr. Narendra S. Yadav No. of Papers presented: 8

Parallel Technical Session-II: Internet of Things: Mobility, Security, Access and Control (19th January 2019,3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.) Session Chair: Dr. Ramesh Babu Batulla

Session Co-Chair: Dr. Arjun Singh


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IDEATHON & PHD Forum SSIC also glorified the submission of many exemplary ideas and innovations in the fields of Computer Science and Technology. There were many felicitations for the papers presented in the PHD Forum. On the other hand, Ideathon attracted students from various colleges and universities to showcase their ideas on a respected platform.

The event saw the presentation of 21 astounding ideas out of which 3 winners were chosen. Technology has been developing ever since we remember, and it has thrived leaps and bounds in the last few decades. The innovations that once seemed farfetched and impossible are now our necessity. Technology has integrated with our existence. This concept was rejoiced and welcomed at Ideathon and the PhD Forum.

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DAY 3 : Prof. Raj Jain Advancement of IoT Technology

The third day of the 2nd edition of SSIC conference began with a web seminar by the reputed Prof. Raj Jain. He spoke to the audience on various topics of the advancement of technology and the trends that the field is going through. He began his talk by simplifying the misconceptions about smart systems. He mentioned that smart systems are not the systems that have high computation speed and big data storage but the ones that are properly networked and of the latest technology. He also talked about the 7-layer mode of IoT research. He addressed the important issue of security being the biggest issue with no simple solutions but the need to avoid common simple tasks. Prof. Jain also gave his valuable insights on how blockchains can be used to decentralize the systems for better security, growing need of transition to AI, machine learning and deep learning. Move from smart things to intelligent things.

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Ravinder Pal Singh Digital disruption and the need for its successful and sustainable advancement Ravinder Pal Singh of DELL was also invited to give a talk on the effect’s digital disruption and the need for its successful and sustainable advancement. Digital disruption has created a new way of lifestyle for us. We do not even realize how deeply we rely on technology in a daily basis. According to a survey, 82% of population will work integrated with machines as a team in the next 5 years. Mr. Singh introduced to us IQT (Intelligent Quotient of Things) which is an advancement on IoT to make systems from smart to intelligent. The biggest market for IQT is for real time dynamic advertising. He mentioned that India is still considered a agricultural economy and that this will change with the progress of India by initiatives like the Digital India movement. Digital architectures will become the new urban planners of the digital cities to be evolved. He also said that smart cities can only be developed with smart people.

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Gaurav Trivedi Era of quantum computing and IoT security

Gaurav Trivedi of the department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering at IIT Guwahati was invited to give a talk on the era of quantum computing and IoT security. He discussed about the quantum computer working and how they will speedup cryptoanalysis computation exponentially. He mentioned that IoT is the next big thing and enormous number of connected devices will be there with Internet and will be vulnerable to security threats. A comprehensive knowledge was also provided about how quantum cryptography is much more efficient and secure but very cumbersome to directly implement on conventional classical systems. Post quantum cryptography provides a noble alternative to problems of quantum computing based attacks and complicity of implementation. Mr. Trivedi concluded by addressing the crowd about how testing and verification is the most important for any security algorithms and probably SoC architecture is also presented.

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Paper Presentation Parallel Technical Session-IV: Advanced Computing Model-2 (19th January 2019,11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.) Session Chair: Dr. Madhavi Sinha

Session Co-Chair: Dr. Sunil Kumar


Parallel Technical Session-IV: Social Networks and Computer Vision (19th January 2019,11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.) Session Chair: Dr. Neeta Nain

Session Co-Chair: Dr. Pratistha Mathur


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Workshop on 5G and Software Defined

Networking (SDN)

16th-18th January 2019 Prof. Madhusanka Liyanage As a pre-conference event, we had the honorable Prof. Madhusanka Liyanage from the University of Oulu located in Finland to conduct a workshop for three days in the domain of 5G and Software Defined Networking (SDN). The digital transformation of network infrastructure through Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) and Software Defined Networking (SDN) is anticipated to play a pivotal role with respect to the commercialization of 5G. There are several major architectural obstacles facing 5G networks, which can only be overcome leveraging NFV and SDN. The workshop is focused on developing the basic knowledge of students on SDN and NFV technologies which are the foundation of 5G networks. Moreover, it offers the opportunity for students to run SDN experiments on Emulated environments.

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“Through the lens” Workshop on

How to Utilise Non-Technical Skills attained for a Technical Job. (19th January 2019,4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.)

Mr. Gaurav Sharma Mr. Gaurav Sharma works at Google India and is an expert at Google Ads and SEO( Search Engine Optimisation). Being a mechanical engineer, he has made his way through all the myths and rumors to land a dream job at Google.

He spoke about future of digital marketing, the working culture at Google, the skills required to get into such tech giants, and the ways to utilise your college years to maximize your employability.

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CLOSING CERMONY After 3 Knowledge and fun filled days, we concluded the conference by felicitating the Organizing team which then followed by a Summary of the Three-Day Conference by Dr.Vivek Kumar Verma.

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