INW2025 JAN. 20-22 MOENA

Technical Program

          Program at a glance

          PROGRAMMA – FINALDownload

          Monday, January 20th
          08:00-08:30
          Welcome Address
          Session 1: Network Security(chair: Marco Rapelli)
          08:30-08:45
          Implicit Association Tests for Understanding Human Factors in Phishing Beyond Awareness
          Alessio Botta, University of Napoli “Federico II”
          08:45-09:00
          Mitigating NIDS Saturation in High-Throughput Networks through Packet Pre-Filtering using Programmable Data Planes
          Henrique Becker Brum, University of Trento
          09:00-09:15
          SCASS: breaking into SCADA Systems Security
          Simon Pietro Romano, University of Napoli “Federico II”
          09:15-09:30
          5G Localization Security
          Ivan Palamà, University of Roma “Tor Vergata”
          09:30-09:45
          Physical Layer Challenge Response Authentication with IRS and Multiple-Antenna Devices
          Laura Crosara, University of Padova

          Coffee Break – Poster Session 1
          10:15-11:15
          KEYNOTE
          David López-Pérez (Universitat Politècnica de València)
          Session 2: Wireless Networks (chair: Francesca Meneghello)
          11:15-11:30
          Streaming and Elastic Services in a Base Station with Dynamic Activation of Frequency Bands
          Michela Meo, Polytechnic University of Torino
          11:30-11:45
          Impact of Control-plane Uplink in Asymmetric RF/RIS-aided VLC Indoor System
          Claudia Leoni, University of Roma 3
          11:45-12:00
          High-Resolution Sensing with Multiband Communication Signals
          Jacopo Pegoraro, University of Padova
          Lunch Break
          16:30-17:00
          Afternoon Snack – Poster session 2
          Session 3: V2X Communications (chair: Daniele Tarchi)
          17:00-17:15
          Challenges and Initial Measurements on Communication for Mountain Bike Safety Applications
          Michele Segata, University of Trento
          17:15-17:30
          The Power of Persistence: Boosting Spatial and Temporal Order for Radio Resource Reuse in 5G NR-V2X Sidelink
          Alexey Rolich, University of Roma “La Sapienza”
          17:30-17:45
          Multi-RAT Reliable Platooning: A Machine Learning Approach
          Christian Quadri, University of Milano
          17:45-18:00
          Analysis on the Impact of Point Cloud Compression on 3D Object Detector for Vehicular Scenarios
          Filippo Bragato, University of Padova
          Short Break
          Session 4: Orchestration and Traffic Monitoring (chair: Sebastian Troia)
          18:15-18:30
          Dynamic Resource Provisioning in Beyond 5G Networks via Pervasive AI and Network Digital Twin
          Enrico Boffetti, Polytechnic University of Bari
          18:30-18:45
          MANANA (Mobile App Network trAffic Nutrition fActs)
          Giuseppe Aceto, University of Napoli “Federico II”
          18:45-19:00
          Robust Multimodal Classification for Dynamic Traffic Using Augmentation and Contrastive Learning
          Guarino Idio, University of Verona
          19:00-19:15
          Sharpening Kubernetes Audit Logs with Context Awareness
          Matteo Franzil, University of Trento
          Dinner

          Tuesday, January 21st
          Session 5: Non-Terrestrial Networks (chair: Michela Meo)
          08:30-08:45
          Seamless integration of the LoRaWAN protocol in a LEO-based mMTC architecture
          Andrea Novero, University of Padova
          08:45-09:00
          Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning for Multi-Layer Multi-Service Non-Terrestrial Vehicular Edge Computing
          Daniele Tarchi, University of Firenze
          09:00-09:15
          Design and optimization of SD-WAN systems for satellite Internet
          Giacomo Sguotti, Polytechnic University of Milano
          09:15-09:30
          High Altitude Platform Stations for Joint SAR Imaging and RAN Offloading
          Daniela Renga, Polytechnic University of Torino
          09:30-09:45
          A Comprehensive Evaluation of Networked Music Performance using LEO Satellite Internet: The Starlink Use Case
          Luca Borgianni, University of Pisa
          Coffee Break – Poster Session 3
          10:15-11:15
          KEYNOTE
          Beatriz Soret (Universidad de Málaga)
          Session 6: Service Provisioning (chair: Stefano Salsano)
          11:15-11:30
          CLIFF: A Congestion-Less Transport for Distributed Machine Learning
          Davide Miola, Polytechnic University of Torino
          11:30-11:45
          SRv6 Meets DetNet: A New Behavior for Low Latency and High Reliability
          Antonio Cianfrani, University of Molise
          11:45-12:00
          The Merit of Simple Policies: Buying Performance With Parallelism and System Architecture
          Mert Yildiz, University of Roma “La Sapienza”
          Lunch Break
          16:30-17:00
          Afternoon Snack – Poster session 4
          Session 7: Core Networks (chair: Leonardo Maccari)
          17:00-17:15
          In-Band Quality Notification from Users to ISPs
          Sergey Gorinsky, IMDEA Networks
          17:15-17:30
          Routing Policy Inference in BGP World
          Samuele Quinzi, University of Roma 3
          17:30-17:45
          Routing with ART: Adaptive Routing for P4 Switches With In-Network Decision Trees
          Alessio Sacco, Polytechnic University of Torino
          17:45-18:00
          A Digital Twin based Framework to Enable Analysis in BGP Optimization
          Stefano Servillo, University of Roma “La Sapienza”
          Short break
          Session 8: Network Planning (chair: Michele Segata)
          18:15-18:30
          Planning and Managing a Backhaul network for Integrated Access and Backhaul
          Leonardo Maccari, University of Venezia “Ca’ Foscari”
          18:30-18:45
          Assessing the Benefits of Moving Base Stations in Urban 6G Networks
          Laura Finarelli, HES-SO Valais
          18:45-19:00
          In-Network Q-Learning-based Packet Forwarding for Delay Sensitive Applications
          Marco Polverini, University of Roma “La Sapienza”
          Social Dinner

          Wednesday, January 22nd
          Session 9: IoT and Monitoring (chair: Chiara Contoli)
          08:30-08:45
          WatchEDGE: An AI-Driven Framework for Responsive Environmental Monitoring
          Sebastian Troia, Polytechnic University of Milano
          08:45-09:00
          An IIoT Digital Twin Architecture for Anomaly Traffic Analysis of HWIL Devices using Neural Network
          Andrea Melis, University of Bologna
          09:00-09:15
          Empowering Remote Agriculture: Wearable Glove Control for Smart Hydroponic Greenhouses
          Cristian Bua, University of Pisa
          09:15-09:30
          Target Wake Time Scheduling for Time-Sensitive Networking in the Industrial IoT
          Corrado Puligheddu, Polytechnic University of Milano
          09:30-09:45
          The Power of On-line Indirect Surveys to Monitor Society
          Antonio Fernández Anta, IMDEA Networks
          Coffee Break – Poster Session 5
          10:15-10:55
          KEYNOTE
          Daniele Ronzani (Hewlett-Packard Enterprise)
          Session 10: Distributed and Decentralized Architectures (chair: Giovanni Perin)
          10:55-11:15
          Edge Task Offloading on Mobile Robots
          Jacopo Marino and Daniele Cacciabue, Polytechnic University of Torino
          11:15-11:30
          FIGO – Federated Infrastructure for GPU Orchestration
          Stefano Salsano, University of Roma “Tor Vergata”
          11:30-11:45
          Gaming on the Edge: Performance Issues of Distributed Online Gaming
          Diletta Olliaro, University of Venezia “Ca’ Foscari”
          11:45-12:00
          Distributed Anomaly Reporting with Dynamic Epistemic Logic
          Federico Chiariotti, University of Padova
          12:00-12:15
          RAN Energy Consumption Prediction in Network Expansion Scenarios
          Andrea Pimpinella, University of Bergamo
          12:15-12:30
          Closing Address
          The End

          Poster session 1 (Monday, Jan. 20th, 09:45-10:15)

          1. Pierciro Caliandro (University of Roma “Tor Vergata”) – Cybersecurity meets HPC
          2. Chiara Contoli (University of Urbino) and Chiara Grasselli (University of Bologna) – A Digital Twin approach for Integration of Networking and Factory Assets
          3. Giulia Focarelli (University of Roma “Tor Vergata”) – Positioning Integrity in 5G and Beyond: Modeling and Detecting Security Threats at the Physical Layer 
          4. Alessandro Cornacchia (KAUST) – A Flexible and High-Fidelity Approach to Distributed DNN Training Emulation
          5. Federico Pasquinucci, Simone Travagliati, and Mattia Andreani (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia) – VRU Protection and Cooperative Perception through Feature Extraction from Multi-Modal Datasets
          6. Giovanni Perin (University of Padova) – An ADMM optimizer for spiking neural networks
          7. Corrado Innamorati (Polytechnic University of Milano) – Designing a Broker Extension for Seamless CoAP and MQTT Interoperability

          Poster session 2 (Monday, Jan. 20th, 16:30-17:00)

          1. Diego Gasco (Polytechnic University of Torino) – GenSUMO: GenAI-Creation of Critical Scenarios for Autonomous Vehicle Testing
          2. Gaetano Francesco Pittalà and Gianluca Davoli (University of Bologna) – Recovering Missing Monitoring Data to Enhance Service Provisioning
          3. Pierpaolo Loreti (University of Roma “Tor Vergata”) – RadioDL: Deep Learning-Based Signal Intelligence of IQ Captures
          4. Gianmaria Ventura (University of Padova) – Doppler Frequency Estimation with Asynchronous Moving Devices in Integrated Sensing and Communications
          5. Francesco Mancini (CNIT, University of Roma “Tor Vergata”) – Security Monitoring in High-Throughput 5G Core Networks
          6. Pasquale Caporaso (University of Roma “Tor Vergata”) – High-Speed Protocol-Aware Fuzzing through Cellular Baseband Emulation
          7. Carlo Centofanti (University of L’Aquila) – Energy Efficiency in Containerized Radio Access Networks: Insights from Monitoring and Optimization Frameworks
          8. Andrea Detti (University of Roma “Tor Vergata”) – µBench – A Factory of Benchmarking Microservices Applications

          Poster session 3 (Tuesday, Jan. 21st, 09:45-10:15)

          1. Pietro Talli (University of Padova) – Energy-Latency Trade-Off in Time-Sensitive Applications
          2. Matteo Chiacchia (CNIT, University of Roma “Tor Vergata”) – Simulating MITM Attacks in Mobile Networks: Exploiting XOR Malleability and Lack of Integrity in the Data Plane
          3. Marcello Morini (Polytechnic University of Milano) – Analysis of 5G Architecture: Throughput and Complexity
          4. Alessandro Rivitti (CNIT, University of Roma “Tor Vergata”) – Run-Time Network Security Reaction with Efficient Portable FPGA-Driven Filters
          5. Francesco Raviglione (Polytechnic University of Torino) – TRACE-X: Telemetry Replay and Analysis of CAN bus and EXternal navigation data
          6. Francesca Meneghello (University of Padova) – How to BREAK MU-MIMO Precoding in IEEE 802.11 Wi-Fi Networks
          7. Giovanni Angelo Alghisi (University of Brescia) – Bridging Privacy and Sensing in Wi-Fi Networks

          Poster session 4 (Tuesday, Jan. 21st, 16:30-17:00)

          1. Andrea Paci (University of Roma “Tor Vergata”) – FlashCatch: Minimizing Disruption in IMSI Catcher Operations
          2. Fabio Palmese (Polytechnic University of Milano) – Resource Optimization for Evidence Collection and Preservation in IoT Forensics-ready Access Points
          3. Christian Grasso (University of Catania) – Experimenting Mission-Critical and UAV Applications over an Open 5G and Edge Testbed
          4. Alessandro Traspadini (University of Padova) – Enhanced TDD Slot Allocation in NTN
          5. Marco Rapelli (Polytechnic University of Torino) – Security in V2X communication
          6. Elena Tonini (University of Brescia) – Towards Intelligent Ambient Sensing: Quantitative Analysis of CSI for Room Occupancy Detection

          Poster session 5 (Wednesday, Jan. 22nd, 09:45-10:15)

          1. Andrea Mayer (CNIT, University of Roma “Tor Vergata”) – Taming the Burstiness of LLM Training with eBPF and SRv6
          2. Stefano Galantino (Polytechnic University of Torino) – Building the Cloud Continuum with REAR
          3. Pietro Spadaccino (University of Roma “La Sapienza”) – Service Placement, Routing, and Resource Allocation with Queuing Delay Constraints
          4. Federico Mason (University of Padova) – Eavesdropping on Semantic Communication: Timing Attacks and Countermeasures
          5. Asmad Bin Abdul Razzaque (University of Roma “La Sapienza”) – Random Access in IoT Networks: Throughput, Age of Information and Energy Trade-offs with Successive Interference Cancellation
          6. Sara Da Canal (CNIT, University of Roma “Tor Vergata”) – AMFuzz++: Applying Structure Aware Guided Fuzzing to Enhance Performances