NetSys 2023 Regular Track

A total of 15 papers are accepted for presentation in the Extended Abstracts and Hot Topic Papers track. These selected papers cover diverse themes related to networking, ranging from physical layer extensions to application scenarios. All of the abstracts/papers are showcased as posters, allowing the authors to creatively present their research findings and innovations. Below are the posters of each session.

Guidelines for posters are given below.

1. Improving Platooning Safety with Full Duplex Relaying and Beamforming

• Tobias Hardes (Software Innovation Lab / Universität Paderborn), Florian Klingler (TU Ilmenau), Christoph Sommer (TU Dresden)

2. Collective Perception Messages in VANETs : A Utility Analysis

• Thenuka Karunathilake (University of Bremen), Anna Foerster (University of Bremen)

3. Prioritization of Time-Critical Avionic Sensor Data

• Yevhenii Shudrenko (Hamburg University of Technology), Koojana Kuladinithi (Hamburg University of Technology), Daniel Plöger (Hamburg University of Technology), Andreas Timm-Giel (Hamburg University of Technology)

4. Analysis of Communication Requirements for Decentralized UAS Networks

• Konrad Fuger (Hamburg University of Technology, Institute of Communication Networks), Tobias Marks (German Aerospace Center (DLR), Institute of Air Transport), Koojana Kuladinithi (Hamburg University of Technology), Andreas Timm-Giel (Hamburg University of Technology, Institute of Communication Networks)

5. Revocable Privacy - Enhanced user privacy requirements for user-driven self-determination

• Antonio Robles González (Dep. ENTEL Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya), Patricia Arias Cabarcos (Paderborn University), Javier Parra Arnau (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya)

6. Spoki: Unveiling a New Wave of Scanners through a Reactive Network Telescope

• Raphael Hiesgen (HAW Hamburg), Marcin Nawrocki (FU Berlin), Alistair King (Kentik), Alberto Dainotti (Georgia Tech), Thomas Schmidt (HAW Hamburg), Matthias Wählisch (TU Dresden)

7. Oakestra: A Lightweight Hierarchical Orchestration Framework for Edge Computing

• Giovanni Bartolomeo (Technical University of Munich), Mehdi Yosofie (Technical University of Munich), Simon Bäurle (Technical University of Munich), Oliver Haluszczynski (Technical University of Munich), Nitinder Mohan (Technical University of Munich), Jorg Ott (Technical University of Munich)

8. SCION Support for the SEED Internet Emulator

• Marten Gartner (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg), Lars-Christian Schulz (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg), Thorben Krüger (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg), Tony John (OvGU Magdeburg), Robin Wehner (Otto-von-Guericke University Magdeburg), David Hausheer (OVGU Magdeburg)

1. Addressing the Unbounded Latency of Best-Effort Device-to-Device Communication with Low Earth Orbit Satellite Support

• Mario Franke (TU Dresden), Florian Klingler (TU Ilmenau), Christoph Sommer (TU Dresden)

2. Fault Detection Framework for Trustworthy Provisioning of Sustainable IoT Applications

• Shadi Attarha (University of Bremen), Anna Foerster (University of Bremen)

3. DSME-LoRa: Seamless Long-range Communication between Arbitrary Nodes in the Constrained IoT

• José I Álamos (HAW Hamburg), Peter Kietzmann (FU Berlin), Thomas Schmidt (HAW Hamburg), Matthias Wählisch (TU Dresden)

4. Developing a Library of Problem Scenarios for Time-Sensitive and Real-Time Networking

• Alexej Grigorjew (University of Wuerzburg), Viktoria Vomhoff (University of Wuerzburg), Stefan Geißler (University of Würzburg), Philip Diederich (TU Munich), Tobias Hossfeld (University of Würzburg, Germany), Wolfgang Kellerer (TU Munich)

5. Binding Bot Resources and Uncovering their Behavior

• August See (Universität Hamburg), Mathias Fischer (Universiät Hamburg)

6. Quantification of Energy Efficiency for 6G Ready Internet of Things

• Frank Loh (University of Würzburg), Tobias Hossfeld (University of Würzburg, Germany)

7. Spectral Sensor Networks for Agriculture

• Thomas Hänel, Nils Aschenbruck