MSN 2015 - Special Session: Mobile Social Networks

People increasingly use mobile social networks to alter the ways they come together and interact in public space. Mobile social networks enable users to connect with others and share information, images, content, and news. Accordingly, a mobile social network can be defined as the user's patterns of interconnection with others emerging through the social use of mobile devices. This situation has incited extensive recent research interest on mobile social networks.
This special session will focus on the following subjects of interest, as well as related issues:
Affective Computing by Social Media
Analysis and Mining of Location-Based Social Networks
Competitive Viral Marketing
Contextual Mobile Social Network Analysis
Distributed Graph Processing
Dynamics and Evolution Patterns of Social Networks
Identification and Avoidance of False Information in Social Media
Identity and Simulation of Social Networks
Inference and Knowledge Discovery with Big Mobile Data
Influence Models and their Application in Social Environment
Innovative Mobile Social Networking Applications
Interoperability of Social Applications
Link Analysis and Network Structure Discovery
Machine Learning and Data Mining for Social Media
Measuring Predictability of Real World Phenomena Based on Social Media
Recommender and Collaborative Filtering Systems
Scalability of Social Networks
Security, Privacy, Trust and Reputation in Mobile Social Networks
Understanding Social Content and Dynamics from Social Media