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|Acronym=SOCA 2017
|Title=SOCA  2017 : The 10 th  IEEE International Conference on  Service Oriented Computing and Applications
|Type=Workshop
|City=Kanazawa
|Country=Country:JP
|Official Website=http://conferences.computer.org/soca
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|Single Day Event=no
|Start Date=2017/11/22
|End Date=2017/11/25
|Academic Field=Internet Of Things
|Event Status=as scheduled
|Event Mode=on site
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{{Event Deadline
|Submission Deadline=2017/07/31
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Service-oriented computing (SOC) is considered today a key enabler for the
development of robust and high-quality intelligent Internet-scale distributed
applications. Extensive research and development in the past few years has
pushed SOC technology into state-of-the-art applications in emerging areas such
as Cloud computing, Internet-of-Things (IoT), Machine-to-Machine (M2M)
communication, Cyber-Physical Systems (CPSs), Mobile-Edge Computing, Social
computing as well as mobile and enterprise systems.

However, many of the critical components on building reliable, robust, and
user-centric, cloud-based service-oriented architecture applications and systems
are still open for research. Hence, it is time to face new service-oriented
architecture
(SOA) research opportunities by addressing new research challenges on emerging
applications domains like smart cities, smart logistics, smart factories and
e-Health, just to mention a few.

Many of the service components are deployed on resource-limited embedded systems
and are performance sensitive; others are deployed on cloud servers providing
highly parallel services and on edge servers in the middle of resource-limited
systems and high-end servers. Edge servers and clouds are connected through
various types of networks, including emerging network function virtualization
services. These components are part of complex applications and systems that
span multiple execution environments. Their capabilities are increasingly being
managed and (re)configured via emerging software-defined and elasticity
mechanisms. In addition, they have to interact with humans in order to obtain
useful human-sensing data and solve complex problems.

Thus, on the one hand, SOC may provide effective solutions for managing the
ever-increasing complexity while meeting the challenging requirements of
services on largely distributed, heterogeneous and dynamic resource
environments. On the other hand, the exploitation of emerging trends in such
environments to build SOC applications and systems for large-scale service-based
systems is an open research challenge.

The 2017 IEEE International Conference on Service-Oriented Computing and
Applications (SOCA 2017 http://conferences.computer.org/soca/) provides an
international forum for researchers from multiple disciplines to exchange and
share their experiences, ideas, and latest research results on all aspects of
service-oriented computing. The conference includes three days of parallel-track
program, special-topic workshops, keynotes and tutorials, and panel discussion.

We invite submissions of high-quality papers describing fully developed results
or ongoing work on the following topics and related areas:

-Service-oriented architectures, engineering, and applications
-Cloud-based service systems
-SOCA in IoT and Cyber-Physical Systems
-Service Models and Applications for Mobile-Edge Computing
-Service coordination techniques in IoT and cloud environments
-SOC-based smart process and workflow management
-Configurable, reconfigurable and software-defined service middleware
-Data analytics and data services in and for SOC-based systems
-IoT and data marketplaces
-Smart data and service contracts
-Cognitive computing techniques for SOCA
-Social computing for and atop SOCA
-SOCA development, deployment and testing tools and methodologies
-Security and privacy for SOCA
-Dependable and trustworthy SOCA
-SOCA for smart applications (cities, transportation systems, factories, homes
and offices, etc.)