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The 2009 International Conference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and MiningJuly 20–22, 2009Athens, Greece
✼ ✼
Hellenic American University, US/Greece
http://www.asonam.org
 [  F  ]  –f   ul  l   p a p er  ;  [   S  ]  – s h  or  t   p a p er  ;  [  W ]  –w or k  s h  o p p a p er 
Registration
(Registration Desk – 1st floor)
Welcome and Opening Remarks
 
(Theater – 2nd floor)
Keynote Speech
 
(Theater – 2nd floor)
Christos Faloutsos: Graph Mining: Patterns, Generators and Tools
Break (refreshments provided – 1st floor)
Poster Session Presentations
(2nd floor)Break (lunch provided – 1st floor)
Reception
 
(8th floor)Break (refreshments provided – 1st floor)
21:3013:0011:0011:3014:3016:309:3010:0018:3019:308:3017:00
Session: Recommendation and Prediction (1)
(seminar room 6th floor)
•Arulselvan, Mendoza, Boginski, Pardalos: Predictingthe Nexus between Post-Secondary EducationAffordability and Student Success: An Application ofNetwork-based Approaches [F]•Esslimani, Brun, Boyer: From Social Networks toBehavioral Networks in Recommender Systems [F]•Bonneau, Anderson, Danezis: Prying Data out of aSocial Network [F]•Furtado, Assunção, de Oliveira, Belchior, D
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Orleans:A
 
Method for Identifying Malicious Activity inCollaborative Systems with Maps [S]
Conference Program – Monday, July 20, 2009
Session: Recommendation and Prediction (2)
(seminar room 6th floor)
•Kayaalp, Özyer, Özyer: A Collaborative and ContentBased Event Recommendation System IntegratedWith Data Collection Scrapers and Services at aSocial Networking Site [F]•
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iberna, Vehovar: Using social network to predict thebehavior of active members of online communities [F]•Dubrawski, Sarkar, Chen: Trade-offs Between Agilityand Reliability of Predictions in Dynamic SocialNetworks Used to Model Risk of MicrobialContamination of Food [F]•Bartal, Sasson, Ravid: Predicting Links in SocialNetworks using Text Mining and SNA [F]•Danowski, Cepela: Automatic Mapping of SocialNetworks of Actors From Text Corpora: Time SeriesAnalysis [F]•El-Hajj, Hayward: Predicting User Behaviour toFacilitate Efficient Provision of Health Applications [S]
Break 
Session: Social Aspects
(seminar room 4th floor)
•Putnam, Kolko: Getting online but still living offline:the complex relationship of technology adoption andin-person social networks [F]•Kim, Han: An Analytical Way to find Influencers onSocial Networks and Validate their Effects inDisseminating Social Games [F]•Fatalian, Nayeri, Azadnia: Impact of Using SemanticSocial Networks on Organizations [F]•Hui, Buchegger: Groupthink and Peer Pressure:Social Influence in Online Social Network Groups [F]
Workshop on Mining Social Networks for DecisionSupport
(seminar room 4th floor)
•Hwang: Mining Proximal Social Network Intelligencefor Quality Decision Support [W]•Jin, Matsuo: Ranking Learning on the Web byIntegrating Network-based Features [W]•Hsueh, Wang: The Use of Social Network Analysis inKnowledge Diffusion Research from Patent Data [W]•Chueh, Lin, Jan: Mining Target-oriented FuzzyCorrelation Rules in Telecom Database [W]•Wu, Fuller, Zhang: Text Document Classification andPattern Recognition [W]•Chang, Wu, Ting: Mining Organizational Networks forLayoff Prediction Model Construction [W]•Yu, Lee: Investigation of Network Structure in TaiwanAutomobile Industry [W]
 
The 2009 International Conference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and MiningJuly 20–22, 2009Athens, Greece
✼ ✼
Hellenic American University, US/Greece
http://www.asonam.org
 [  F  ]  –f   ul  l   p a p er  ;  [   S  ]  – s h  or  t   p a p er  ;  [  W ]  –w or k  s h  o p p a p er 
Conference Program – Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Keynote Speech
 
(Theater – 2nd floor)
Hsinchun Chen: Homeland Security Data Mining using Social (Dark) Network Analysis
Break (refreshments provided – 1st floor)Break (lunch provided – 1st floor)
@ 19:00 – Buses leave conference site for tour on cruise
Tour and Banquet Dinner on Cruise
23:30
Session: Detecting Various Aspects in SocialNetworks
(seminar room 4th floor)
•Bourqui, Gilbert, Simonetto, Zaidi, Sharan, Jourdan:Detecting structural changes and commandhierarchies in dynamic social networks [F]•Kappe, Zaka, Steurer: Automatically Detecting Pointsof Interest and Social Networks from TrackingPositions of Avatars in a Virtual World [F]•Liu, Zhai, Sun, Chen, Chen: Filtering Spam in SocialTagging System with Dynamic Behavior Analysis [F]•Sharara, Singh, Getoor, Mann: The Dynamics of ActorLoyalty to Groups in Affiliation Networks [F]•Crnovrsanin, Correa, Ma: Social Network Discoverybased on Sensitivity Analysis [F]•Chen, Zaïane, Goebel: Local CommunityIdentification in Social Networks [F]•Zubiaga, Garczía-Plaza, Fresno, Martínez: Content-based Clustering for Tag Cloud Visualization [S]•Abdulla, Polovincak, Snasel: Search results clusteringusing Nonnegative Matrix Factorization (NMF) [S]•Sná
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el, Horák, Ko
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íbová, Abraham: Reducing SocialNetwork Dimensions Using Matrix FactorizationMethods [S]13:0010:3011:0014:309:3019:0017:30
Session: Social Network Analysis
(seminar room 4th floor)
•Brandes, Lerner, Snijders: Networks Evolving Step byStep: Statistical Analysis of Dyadic Event Data [F]•Skraba, Beauvais, Stan, Maaradji, Daigremont:Developing Compelling Social-Enabled Applicationswith Context-based Social Interaction Analysis [F]•Cepela, Danowski: Automatic Mapping of SocialNetworks of Political Actors from Large Collections ofNews Stories [F]•Huang, Yan, Qiu, Qiao: Exploring Emergent SemanticCommunities from DBLP Bibliography Database [F]•Brunelli, Fedrizzi: A fuzzy approach to social networkanalysis [F]•Bermingham, Conway, McInerney, O
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Hare, Smeaton:Combining Social Network Analysis and SentimentAnalysis to Explore the Potential for OnlineRadicalisation [F]
Break 
Session: Privacy and Meta Aspects
(seminar room 6th floor)
•Chiou, Chang, Mezzour, Perrig, Sun: A TrustableReputation Scheme Based on Private Relationships[F]•Kinzel, Klettke, Uppal, Visram, Kianmehr, Alhajj,Rokne: The Economic Benefits of Web Mining [F]•Obradovi
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, Baumann: A Journey to the Core of theBlogosphere [F]•Xanthopoulos, Arulselvan, Boginski, Pardalos:A
 
Retrospective Review of Social Networks [S]•Pun, Chinaei, Barker: Twins (1): Extending SQL toSupport Corporation Privacy Policies in SocialNetworks [S]•Nagle, Singh: Can friends be trusted? Exploringprivacy in online social networks [S]
Session: Data Mining and Applications of SocialNetworks
(seminar room 6th floor)
•Schlitter, Falkowski: Mining the Dynamics of MusicPreferences from a Social Networking Site [F]•Yang, Yang, Huang, Yao: Structural Hole andPersonal Innovativeness in a Bureau of Health [F]•del Campo,
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kerlavaj, Gómez, Dimovski: Exploratorystudy of intra-organizational learning from socialnetwork perspective within a Spanish knowledgeintensive company [F]•Chen, Zaïane, Goebel: A Visual Data MiningApproach to Find Overlapping Communities inNetworks [S]•Coscia, Giannotti, Pensa: Social Network Analysis asKnowledge Discovery process: a case study onDigital Bibliography [S]•Al-Barakati, Zhang, Patoli, Gkion, Beloff, Newbury,White: An Integrated Workflow Management Solutionfor Heritage Information Mashups [S]•Gay, Loubier: Dynamics and Evolution Patterns ofBusiness Networks [S]•Neri, Geraci, Sanna, Lotti: Online Police Station: astate-of-the-art Italian Semantic Technology againstcybercrime [S]•Qiu, Bu, Chen, Zhang: Intelligent Advertising for UserGenerated Content through Sentiment Analysis [S]•Namgoong, Yang, Song, Kim: Browsing UnboundedSocial, Linked Data Instances with User Perspectives[S]
 
The 2009 International Conference on Advances in Social Networks Analysis and MiningJuly 20–22, 2009Athens, Greece
✼ ✼
Hellenic American University, US/Greece
http://www.asonam.org
 [  F  ]  –f   ul  l   p a p er  ;  [   S  ]  – s h  or  t   p a p er  ;  [  W ]  –w or k  s h  o p p a p er 
Conference Program – Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Keynote Speech
 
(Theater – 2nd floor)
Panos M. Pardalos: A Retrospective Review of Social Networks
Break (only refreshments provided – 1st floor)
Concluding Session
 
(Theater – 2nd floor)
12:0013:0014:3011:0016:30
Session: Models for Social Networks (2)
(seminar room 6th floor)
•Bhattacharyya, Garg, Wu: Social Network Modelbased on Keyword Categorization [F]•Dahlem, Harrison: Waiting Time Sensitivities of Socialand Random Graph Models [F]•Müller, Meuthrath, Jeschke: Defining a universal actorcontent-element model for exploring social andinformation networks considering the temporaldynamic [F]•Stavrianou, Velcin, Chauchat: Definition andMeasures of an Opinion Model for Mining Forums [F]•Mertsalov, Magdon-Ismail, Goldberg: Models ofCommunication Dynamics for Simulation ofInformation Diffusion [F]•Kim, Zhang, Lee: Dynamic and Static InfluenceModels on Starbucks Networks [S]
Session: Algorithms for Social Networks
(seminar room 4th floor)
•Tsourakakis, Drineas, Michelakis, Koutis, Faloutsos:Spectral Counting of Triangles in Power-LawNetworks via Element-Wise Sparsification [F]•Yuruk, Mete, Xu, Schweiger: AHSCAN: AgglomerativeHierarchical Structural Clustering Algorithm forNetworks [F]•Yang, Huang, Liu, Liu: A Multi-Agent BasedDecentralized Algorithm for Social NetworkCommunity Mining [F]
Session: Models for Social Networks (1)
(seminar room 6th floor)
•Jerry Scripps, Tan, Chen, Esfahanian: A MatrixAlignment Approach for Collective Classification [F]•Manoussopoulos, Zevlekari: Possible Occurrence ofScale-Free Topology in Highly Statistically AssociatedPolymorphic Positions in Two Potyviral Proteins [F]•Raeder, Chawla: Modeling a Store
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s Product Spaceas a Social Network [F]
Session: Representation, Visualization, andInteraction
(seminar room 4th floor)
•Li, Lin: Egocentric Information Abstraction forHeterogeneous Social Networks [F]•Harrer, Zeini, Ziebarth: Integrated Representation andVisualisation of the Dynamics in Computer-mediatedSocial Networks [F]•Daly: Harnessing Wisdom of the Crowds Dynamicsfor Time-Dependent Reputation and Ranking [F]•Feizy, Wakeman, Chalmers: Transformation of OnlineRepresentation through Time [F]•Stein, Blaschke: Collaborative Intensity in SocialNetworks [F]•Yoneki, Greenfield, Crowcroft: Dynamics of Inter-Meeting Time in Human Contact Networks [S]
Break 
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