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Seminars for 2007

January	Speaker	Title
Thu, 25 Jan, 10:10	Professor Stuart D. Milner, A.J. Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland	WIRELESS NETWORKS for C4ISR with ASSURED CONNECTIVITY and COVERAGE
February	Speaker	Title
Wed, 28 Feb, 10:10	Dr. Antonio Robles-Kelly, National ICT Australia, Canberra	Object Recognition Beyond the Visible Spectrum
Wed, 28 Feb, 14:10	Dr. Chunhua Shen, National ICT Australia, Canberra	Trace ratio problems revisited
Wed, 28 Feb, 16:10	Kenichi Kanatani, Department of Computer Science, Okayama University, Japan	Statistical Optimization for Geometric Fitting: Theoretical Accuracy Bound and High Order Error Analysis
March	Speaker	Title
Thu, 1 Mar, 10:10	Kenichi Kanatani, Department of Computer Science, Okayama University, Japan	Fast Projective Reconstruction: Toward Ultimate Efficiency
May	Speaker	Title
Wed, 2 May, 10:10	Friedrich Recknagel, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Adelaide	Ecological Informatics: Its Scope and Contribution to Understanding Ecology by Bio-inspired Computation
Fri, 4 May, 15:10	Tony Hosking, Purdue University	Language Extensions and Semantics for Open Nested Transactions
Wed, 30 May, 10:10	Kiran Kumar Patnaik, Birla Institute of Technology	Economy Driven Resource Management Framework for Computational Grids
June	Speaker	Title
Fri, 15 Jun, 10:10	Donglai Zhang, University of Adelaide	Data Transfer Performance Issues for a Web Services Interface to Synchrotron Experiments
August	Speaker	Title
Wed, 29 Aug, 10:10	Henry Detmold, University of Adelaide	Activity Topology Estimation for Large Scale Video Surveillance
September	Speaker	Title
Wed, 5 Sep, 10:10	Yawen Chen,	Wavelength Assignment for Directional Hypercube Communications on a Class of WDM Optical Networks
Wed, 5 Sep, 10:35	Haibo Zhang, University of Adelaide	EEGR: Energy-Efficient Geographic Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks
Wed, 12 Sep, 10:10	Anja Feldmann, Professor at Deutsche Telekom	Mining network data - from Web2.0 to intrusion detection
Wed, 12 Sep, 11:10	Robin Sommer, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory	Seeking Visibility Into Network Activity for Security Analysis
Wed, 19 Sep, 10:10	Adam Ghandar, University of Adelaide	A Computational Intelligence Portfolio Construction System for Equity Market Trading
Wed, 19 Sep, 11:10	Professor Yi Pan, Computer Science Department, Georgia State University, USA	Clustering Support Vector Machines with Application to Prediction of Protein Local Tertiary Structures
Thu, 20 Sep, 10:10	Phillipa Avery, University of Adelaide	Static Experts and Dynamic Enemies in Coevolutionary Games
Thu, 20 Sep, 10:35	John Millard, University of Adelaide	Evolutionary Motion Inverse Kinematics
November	Speaker	Title
Tue, 13 Nov, 15:30	Professor David Suter, Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering, Monash University	Computer Vision - Finding Structure In Complex Data
December	Speaker	Title
Wed, 5 Dec, 10:10	Professor Yinglin Wang, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, P. R. China	Adaptable lifecycle knowledge management model for enterprises
Fri, 7 Dec, 10:00	Professor Si Qing Zheng, University of Texas at Dallas	Towards Clean-Slate Future Internet Design: SMART - An Optical Networking Perspective
Fri, 7 Dec, 11:10	Ken de Jong, George Mason University	Understanding Complex Adaptive Systems: An Evolutionary Agent-based Approach
Fri, 7 Dec, 13:30	Professor Richard P. Brent, ARC Federation Fellow, Australian National University, Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science	A New Distinct Degree Factorization Algorithm
Fri, 7 Dec, 14:30	Professor Zhiwei Xu, CTO of Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Emergent Properties in Net Computing Systems
Fri, 7 Dec, 16:00	Professor Xueqi Cheng, Director of Network Science and Technology, Division of Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences	Modeling and Searching on the Web
Fri, 7 Dec, 17:00	Professor Chuang Lin, Chair of Academic Committee of Computer Science and Technology, Tsinghua University, China	Stochastic Modeling for QoS Control and Security Analysis of Computer Networks

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