Blockchain Technology for IoT Applications

1. Requirement Engineering and Its Role in a Blockchain Enabled Internet of Things.- 2. Automata DAO: A Blockchain-based Data Marketplace for Interactive Robot and IoT Data Exchanges Using Ethermint and State Channels.- 3. Hyperledger Architecture for Internet of Things and Supply chain Management.- 4. Can we predict tropical storms? Evidence from artificial intelligence.- 5. A Critical Review on using Blockchain Technology in Education Domain.- 6. A Blockchain-based Decentralized and Autonomous Model to Administer University Examinations.- 7. FaceHub: Facial Recognition Data Management in Blockchain.- 8. Incorporating Transaction Lifecycle Information in Blockchain Process Discovery.- 9. BIoT based Smart Agriculture: Food and Crops Efficiency & Improvement in Supply Chain Cycle.- 10. Hitching Medical IoT Devices to Blockchain for Personal Health Information Management.

Dr. Seok-Won Lee is currently a Full Professor and Chair of Depts. of Software & Computer Engineering and Artificial Intelligence, and Head of Graduate School of Software at Ajou University, South Korea since 2012. He has been a Professor of Information Systems and Cyber Security at the University of Texas at San Antonio, Visiting Professor at the University of Nebraska Lincoln and a Professor of Software Engineering and a Director of Knowledge-intensive Software Engineering (NiSE) research group at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA. Prior to joining to the UNC Charlotte, he was affiliated with Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) and IBM T.J. Watson Research Center as senior research scientists. He received his M.Sc. in Computer Science (with specialization in Artificial Intelligence) from University of Pittsburgh, and Ph.D. in Software Engineering from George Mason University. His areas of specialization include software engineering with specific expertise in ontological requirements engineering and domain modeling, and knowledge engineering with specific expertise in knowledge acquisition, machine learning and knowledge-based systems. He serves as chairs, organizers, editors and the program committee members for numerous top-tier journals, flagship conferences, and workshops in software engineering, requirements engineering, secure software engineering and other related areas such as information security and assurance, critical infrastructure protection, service-oriented computing, visual analytics and self-adaptive software systems. He has published more than 180 refereed articles and is a senior member of IEEE, ACM and AAAI.