NTTCM 2014 - Workshop on New Trends in Trust Computational Models

We are seeking papers describing innovative approaches in trust representation, modelling and processing. NNTCM'2014 will include technical aspects on how trust can be modelled and represented in computational environments, by addressing advances in the theory, design, implementation, analysis, and application of trust concepts. There is also interest in knowing how trust methodologies and concepts from different areas can be transposed and adapted to other scenarios by discussing the advantages and limitations of the different trust implementations being developed. Focus will be on new and emerging areas such as immersive environments, cloud services and information systems reliability, but also on insights from social sciences in cognitive developments and mediated computational interactions. With NTTCM'2014, we intent to contribute to the exchanging of ideas among researchers, by bringing together different perspectives and approaches on trust computational models challenges, making the workshop a privileged forum for dissemination of the latest scientific and technical trends regarding computational modelling approaches to trust. We also would like to contribute to consolidate the field of trust computing, by presenting and discussing emergent scenarios that would benefit from further integration of trust conceptualizations. We are particularly interested in papers that relate complementary trust methodologies, using conceptualizations from different contexts and backgrounds in the development of new and innovative computational trust models. We encourage original research contributions in trust representation, modelling and processing as well as practical developments and experimental results in trust and related topics.
TOPICS
Relevant topics include but are not limited to:
Online Services
Social and Cognitive Developments
Immersive Environments
Computational Conceptualizations
Theoretical Frameworks
Social Networks
Virtual Worlds
Management Models
Augmented Reality
Massively Multiplayer Online Games
Anonymity and Trust
Security Developments
Modelling in Networks
Digital Rights Management Trust Computing
Reputation Models
Trust Algorithms
Practical Implementations
Holistic Trends
Ubiquity and Trust
Provenance and Trust
Information Systems Scenarios
Cloud Trust Issues
Biological Models
Critical Infrastructures
Human Computer Interfaces
Virtualization and Trust
Agents and Multiagent Systems