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3rd MOBILESoft@ICSE 2016: Austin, Texas, USA
- Proceedings of the International Conference on Mobile Software Engineering and Systems, MOBILESoft '16, Austin, Texas, USA, May 14-22, 2016. ACM 2016, ISBN 978-1-4503-4178-3
Localization & I/O transaction
- Roie Melamed:
Indoor localization: challenges and opportunities. 1-2 - Floren Alexis T. Espinosa, Guillermo Gohan E. Guerrero III, Larry A. Vea:
Modeling free-form handwriting gesture user authentication for Android smartphones. 3-6
Posters
- Mohammad Hashemi, John Herbert:
User interaction monitoring and analysis framework. 7-8 - Mehmet Çagri Çalpur
, Cemal Yilmaz
Towards having a cloud of mobile devices specialized for software testing. 9-10 - Kyle R. Corpus, Ralph Joseph DL. Gonzales, Alvin Scott Morada, Larry A. Vea:
Mobile user identification through authentication using keystroke dynamics and accelerometer biometrics. 11-12 - Rita Francese, Carmine Gravino, Michele Risi, Genoveffa Tortora, Giuseppe Scanniello
Estimate method calls in Android apps. 13-14 - Dilay Parmar
Discovery and selection mechanism of cloudlets in a decentralized MCC environment. 15-16 - Lance A. Allison, Mohammad Muztaba Fuad
Inter-app communication between Android apps developed in app-inventor and Android studio. 17-18 - Alexis Silva, Jocelyn Simmonds
BehaviorDroid: monitoring Android applications. 19-20 - Michael Lescisin, Qusay H. Mahmoud:
Middleware for writing distributed applications on physical computing devices. 21-22 - Luis Corral
Preserving energy resources using an Android kernel extension: a case study. 23-24 - Pradeep Buddharaju, Yokeshwaran Lokanathan:
Mobile exergaming: exergames on the go. 25-26 - Quan Chau Dong Do, Guowei Yang
Regression test selection for Android applications. 27-28
ACM student research competition
- Miyeon Jung:
Toward designing mobile software to predict hypoglycemia for patients with diabetes. 29-30 - Madi Zhanbyrtayev, Bekzhan Kassenov:
A novel approach to mobile indoor navigation systems. 31-33 - Zhiyuan Chen:
Helping mobile software code reviewers: a study of bug repair and refactoring patterns. 34-35 - Vasu Jindal:
Integrating mobile and cloud for PPG signal selection to monitor heart rate during intensive physical exercise. 36-37
Analysis & performance
- Michiel Willocx
Comparing performance parameters of mobile app development strategies. 38-47 - Yan Wang, Atanas Rountev:
Profiling the responsiveness of Android applications via automated resource amplification. 48-58 - Geoffrey Hecht
An empirical study of the performance impacts of Android code smells. 59-69 - Youngwan Lee
Accelerating a computer vision algorithm on a mobile SoC using CPU-GPU co-processing: a case study on face detection. 70-76
Context awareness
- Sandro Rodriguez Garzon
CATLES: a crowdsensing-supported interactive world-scale environment simulator for context-aware systems. 77-87 - María Gómez, Romain Rouvoy
Reproducing context-sensitive crashes of mobile apps using crowdsourced monitoring. 88-99 - Nathaniel Wendt, Christine Julien:
MASON: an open development contextual sensing framework enabling reactive applications. 100-110 - Steffen Vaupel
A generic architecture supporting context-aware data and transaction management for mobile applications. 111-122
Programming & debugging
- Ilenia Fronza
Blending mobile programming and liberal education in a social-economic high school. 123-126 - Abhijeet Banerjee, Hai-Feng Guo, Abhik Roychoudhury
Debugging energy-efficiency related field failures in mobile apps. 127-138 - Abhijeet Banerjee, Abhik Roychoudhury
Automated re-factoring of Android apps to enhance energy-efficiency. 139-150 - Thanh-Diane Nguyen, Jean Vanderdonckt, Ahmed Seffah:
Generative patterns for designing multiple user interfaces. 151-159 - Anat Berkman-Chardon, David Harel, Yaarit Goel, Rami Marelly, Smadar Szekely, Guy Weiss:
Scenario-based programming for mobile applications. 161-172
Resources & network connectivity
- Monica S. Lam, Giovanni Campagna, Jiwon Seo, Michael Fischer:
A distributed open social platform for mobile devices. 173-174 - Andreas Pamboris, George Antoniou, Constantinos Makris, Panayiotis Andreou, George Samaras:
AD-APT: blurring the boundary between mobile advertising and user satisfaction. 175-178 - Niko Mäkitalo, Timo Aaltonen, Tommi Mikkonen:
Coordinating proactive social devices in a mobile cloud: lessons learned and a way forward. 179-188 - David Kaguma, Samuel Karumba
Towards cooperative content downloading for resource-constrained mobile devices. 189-198 - Marvin C. Offiah, Thomas Gross, Markus Borschbach:
Evaluating BSS algorithms in a mobile context realized by a client-server architecture. 199-209
android & iOS
- Xiaochao Fan, Kenny Wong:
Migrating user interfaces in native mobile applications: android to iOS. 210-213 - Dam Quang Tuan, Seungyong Cheon, Youjip Won:
On the IO characteristics of the SQLite transactions. 214-224 - Umme Ayda Mannan, Iftekhar Ahmed, Rana Abdullah M. Almurshed, Danny Dig, Carlos Jensen:
Understanding code smells in Android applications. 225-234 - Sanjay Singh, Ashwin Nivangune, Sathish Kumar, Ranjan Kumar, Padmaja Joshi, Dhiren Patel:
Extending app installable memory in Android smartphones. 237-240
Tutorial
- Ivano Malavolta
Web-based hybrid mobile apps: state of the practice and research opportunities. 241-242
Analysis & testing
- Mark Harman, Afnan A. Al-Subaihin, Yue Jia, William J. Martin, Federica Sarro
Mobile app and app store analysis, testing and optimisation. 243-244 - Vincent Autefage
Virtualization toolset for emulating mobile devices and networks. 245-254 - Biniam Fisseha Demissie, Davide Ghio, Mariano Ceccato
Identifying Android inter app communication vulnerabilities using static and dynamic analysis. 255-266
Mobile applications track
- David M. Lubensky, Marco Pistoia, Ching-Yung Lin, Omer Tripp:
Cognitive mobile security: invited conference keynote. 267-268 - Mohammad Hashemi, John Herbert:
A pro-active and dynamic prediction assistance using BaranC framework. 269-270 - Tomasz Kalbarczyk, Christine Julien:
XD (exchange-deliver): #a middleware for developing device-to-device mobile applications. 271-274 - Omer Tripp, Marco Pistoia, Pietro Ferrara
Pinpointing mobile malware using code analysis. 275-276 - Joe W. Ligman, Marco Pistoia, Omer Tripp, Gegi Thomas:
Improving design validation of mobile application user interface implementation. 277-278 - Yucong Duan, Xiaobing Sun
Model under design and over design on mobile applications. 279-280 - Daniel A. Mayer:
idb: a tool for blackbox iOS security assessments. 281-282 - Drew Suarez, Daniel Mayer:
Faux disk encryption: realities of secure storage on mobile devices. 283-284 - Yongjian Hu, Iulian Neamtiu:
VALERA: an effective and efficient record-and-replay tool for android. 285-286 - Ioana Baldini, Paul C. Castro, Perry Cheng, Stephen J. Fink, Vatche Ishakian, Nick Mitchell, Vinod Muthusamy, Rodric Rabbah, Philippe Suter:
Cloud-native, event-based programming for mobile applications. 287-288 - Daniel Hedin:
App security with JSFlow. 289-290 - Supriyo Chakraborty, Omer Tripp:
Eavesdropping and obfuscation techniques for smartphones. 291-292 - Konrad Jamrozik, Andreas Zeller
DroidMate: a robust and extensible test generator for Android. 293-294 - Walter Squires, Paolina Centonze:
Cross-platform access-rights analysis of mobile applications. 295-296 - Mauro Baluda, Marco Pistoia, Paul C. Castro, Omer Tripp:
A framework for automatic anomaly detection in mobile applications. 297-298 - Rocky Slavin
PVDetector: a detector of privacy-policy violations for Android apps. 299-300 - Xuan Lu
Mining usage data from large-scale Android users: challenges and opportunities. 301-302
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