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Co-Located Events on July 21-25, 2008

This year the Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium (PETS 2008) is co-located with four workshops that take place in two auditoriums at the same venue on the week of July 21-25, 2008. Here you can find information to make your travel and accommodation arrangements.

This is an overview of the schedule of the five co-located events (see descriptions of the events below in this page):

Auditorium

Monday
(July 21)

Tuesday
(July 22)

Wednesday
(July 23)

Thursday
(July 24)

Friday
(July 25)

DV1 91.56 (Auditorium Zeger Van Hee)

PRIME

WOTE

PETS/WOTE
joint session

PETS

PETS

DV1 01.54

 

ADAPID (morning)

 

 

 
FIDIS (afternoon)

 

And these are the social events (check this page for more information):

Monday
(July 21)

 

Tuesday
(July 22)

 

Wednesday
(July 23)

 

Thursday
(July 24)

 

Friday
(July 25)

 

Saturday
(July 26)

 

Reception PRIME

Reception PETS-WOTE at the University Hall

PETS-WOTE dinner at the Faculty Club

Guided tour of Leuven

 

PETS Hike (Wezemaal)

For more information send us an email to pets08@esat.kuleuven.be.


Privacy and Identity Management for Europe (PRIME)

Date Monday, July 21, 2008 (full day)
Registration fee  € 35 (Registration is open)
Registration includes  Lunch and reception in the evening

The PRIME Project presents the results of its research and development during the PRIME Closing Event in Leuven.

Within PRIME, basic models have been developed for the architecture of identity management and for supporting cryptographic methods. With easy to understand scenarios PRIME’s White Papers and online tutorials describe the concepts for laymen and experts.  

Beside the conceptual design PRIME focused also on developing demonstrators. Core of the project is the integrated prototype. Alongside several application prototypes were developed which will likewise be presented at the Closing Event.

More information on this event here.


Advanced Applications for Electronic Identity Cards (ADAPID)

Date  Tuesday, July 22, 2008 (morning)
Registration fee  FREE - send an email to adapid-events@esat.kuleuven.be to register
Registration includes  Coffee break

This workshop is organized to present the results of the third year of the IWT ADAPID project to the public. The aims of the ADAPID project are

The workshop will consist of four talks by ADAPID members describing some of the basic research done within the project, and an invited talk by Thomas Heydt-Benjamin (IBM Research Zürich).

More information about ADAPID is available here.


Future of Identity in the Information Society (FIDIS)

Date  Tuesday, July 22, 2008 (afternoon)
Registration fee  FREE
Registration includes  Coffee break

This is a working session of FIDIS Workpackage 13, open also to non-FIDIS participants. The aim is to discuss and lay the basic structure of an experiment in a selected area of privacy, like the location privacy study in 2006. The 2006 Study on the value of location privacy (FIDIS deliverable 13.5) focused on the price of location privacy of individuals using mobile phones. There were 1200 active participants from five EU countries in our experiment. We used tools from experimental psychology and economics to assess the value that users attach to their location data. (A Study on The Value of Location Privacy, Cvrcek-Kumpost-Matyas-Danezis, Fifth ACM Workshop on Privacy in the Electronic Society, 2006.)

We shall devise and undertake an experiment in at least three, but ideally 5-7 European (FIDIS member) countries to value another aspect of privacy
than the location privacy examined in the 2006 experiment. This workshop on July 22nd in Leuven should lead to the basic design of a new experiment.

More information about FIDIS is available here.


Workshop on Trustworthy Elections (WOTE 2008)

Date Tuesday and Wednesday, July 22-23, 2008
Registration fee (WOTE only)  € 170 (early bird), € 220 (late registration) - Registration is open
Registration includes (WOTE only) Lunches on Tue and Wed. Reception on Tue. Gala dinner (optional) on Wed. WOTE proceedings
Registration fee (PETS and WOTE)  € 310 (early bird), € 410 (late registration) - Registration is open
Registration includes (PETS and WOTE)  Lunches on Tue-Fri. Reception on Tue. Gala dinner (optional) on Wed. PETS and WOTE proceedings
Optional Gala Dinner  Registration for the Gala dinner will be optional. If you un-register, the fee will be € 40 cheaper.

The Workshop on Trustworthy Elections is organized by IAVoSS, the International Association for Voting Systems Sciences, in association with the 8th Workshop on Privacy Enhancing Technologies. It follows in the tradition of the series of workshops devoted to cryptographic voting methods, such as WOTE '01, the DIMACS Workshop 2004, FEE 2005, the NeSC Workshop on e-voting and e-democracy, WOTE 2006, WOTE 2007 and FEV 2007.

The workshop will consist of invited keynote presentations and contributed presentations. Panel discussions are also anticipated and submissions of suitable topics, with or without a moderator or example participants are welcome. Accepted papers, abstracts and panel proposals will appear online.

A separate category of presentations, Informal Communications, encourages preliminary ideas or status updates and requires only a short summary be submitted that may even relate to submissions to other conferences.

More information is available here.


Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium (PETS 2008)

Date  Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, July 23-25, 2008
Registration fee (PETS only)  € 250 (early bird), € 350 (late registration) - Registration is open
Registration includes (PETS only)  Lunches on Wed-Fri. Reception on Tue. Gala dinner (optional) on Wed. PETS proceedings
Registration fee (PETS and WOTE)  € 310 (early bird), € 410 (late registration) - Registration is open
Registration includes (PETS and WOTE)  Lunches on Tue-Fri. Reception on Tue. Gala dinner (optional) on Wed. PETS and WOTE proceedings
Optional Gala Dinner  Registration for the Gala dinner will be optional. If you un-register, the fee will be € 40 cheaper.

The 8th Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium will bring together anonymity and privacy experts from around the world to discuss recent advances and new perspectives in privacy for the Internet and other communication networks.

The symposium seeks submissions from academia and industry presenting novel research on all theoretical and practical aspects of privacy technologies, as well as experimental studies of fielded systems. We encourage submissions from other communities such as law and business that present their perspectives on technological issues.

More information is available here.