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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON

EmErging TrEnds in nETworks and CompuTEr CommuniCaTions 2015 (ETnCC2015)

and ThE

CElEbraTion of ThE 150Th annivErsary of ThE firsT inTErnaTional TElEgraph ConvEnTion on world TElECommuniCaTion and informaTion soCiETy day (wTISD)

PROGRAMME

Monday, 17-20 May 2015, Windhoek Country Club Resort, Oryx 2 & 3Windhoek, Namibia

SCHOOL OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATICS

POLYTECHNIC O F N A M I B I A University of Science

and Technology

Organized by in association with

SIG-WNs,Div. IV, SIG-eAgriculture

Computer Society of India

IEEE South Africa Section

Technically Sponsored by

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International Conference on Emerging Trends In Networks and Computer Communications 2015 (ETNCC2015)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome Message 4

Meeting Organising Committee 5

Day 1Opening Programme - Inaugural Session 5

Plenary/Technical Session I 6

WITSD Celebration Programme 7

Day 2 Industry I/Presentation/Technical Session II & III 8-9

Day 3Technical Sessions IV, V & VI 10-11

Valedictory Session 12

Keynote Speaker (Den Sullivan, Head of Architectures and Enterprise, Emerging Markets, Cisco) 13

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WelcomeDear distinguished guests, participants and sponsors.

It is my singular honour and pleasure to welcome you, on behalf of the organising committee, to the International Conference on Emerging Trends in Networks and Computer Communications (ETNCC2015). The ETNCC conference will be hosted by the School of Computing and Informatics of the Polytechnic of the (transforming into the University of Science and Technology) at Windhoek Country Club Resort, in Windhoek, Namibia, 17-20 May 2015.

The conference banners will be flying under the theme, “Emerging Trends in Net-works, and Computer Communications.” This conference will shed more light and contribute enormously towards informing on current and emerging state of the art technologies, as evidenced by the diverse range of high quality scientific papers and topics the conference is poised to deliberate on. Various industry engagements through exhibitions will bring practicality to the conference environment.

Let me seize this opportunity to thank the members of the organising committee, for their timeless efforts the reviewers who have aided in selecting high quality re-search papers of IEEE standard, and all our sponsors who have enabled the success of this conference. This list will not be complete without thanking all the authors who worked hard to produce the necessary input for the success of this conference- the high quality research papers.

We feel greatly honoured to be hosting this high end international conference, and I request you kindly to enjoy the conference proceedings. Congratulations to the Polytechnic of Namibia Management and staff for hosting this premier Interna-tional Conference and creating new frontiers of research and learning.

To all authors, a special note that all accepted papers will be published in the Con-ference Proceedings (IEEE DVD). Accepted and presented papers will be available in IEEE Xplore platforms as per IEEE standards. We hope that you will to find the conference fruitful, informative and a ripe environment for creating lasting synergies for future applied research in many sectors of our economies in view of contributing visibly to the world at large.

Do not miss the diverse cultural richness of Namibia and we hope that you will enjoy the hospitality of the Namibian nation.

We welcome you!!

Prof Hippolyte N. MuyingiETNCC 2015 General Chair

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Sunday, 17 May 2015

Time Activity17 May 2015 Conference and Event Set-up

14:00 - 15:00 Meeting of Organising Committee Country Club Resort

14:00 - 18:00 Setting up : Exhibitors Country Club Resort (venue: Oryx 2-3 Corridor)

OPENING PROGRAMMEDAY 1: Monday, 18 May 2015

INAUGURAL SESSION

International Conference on Emerging trends in Networks and Computer Commu-nications (ETNCC 2015) and Celebration of the 150th anniversary of the first Inter-national Telegraph Convention (ITU) - World Telecommunication and Information

Society Day (WTISD)

Time Activity08:00 Registration

10:00 National and AU Anthems

10:05 Brief Introduction: Director of Ceremonies, Prof. Hippolyte N. Muyingi, General Chair

10:10 Welcome Remarks by Prof. Tjama Tjivikua, Rector, PoN, Namibia

10:30 Statement by Dr Eino Mvula, CEO, NCRST, Namibia

10:40 Overview of the Conference by Prof. Dharm Singh Jat, SMIEE, FIE, Organising Chair, Convenor and chairman SIG-WNs, Computer Society and Member of Computer Engineering Board, The Institution of Engineer (India)

10:55 Opening Address by Honourable Tjekero Tweya, Minister of Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

11.25 Keynote Speaker : Mr Den Sullivan, CISCO Systems , Head of Architectures and Enterprise in Emerging Markets

12:25 AU and National Anthems

12.30 Media Interaction (MICT/CRAN/ Gen Chair/CISCO/NCRST/XON)

12.30 LUNCH (Oryx Buffet)

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Plenary Session/Technical Session I14:00 - 17:00

Chair I : Prof. Juergen Sieck, Hochschule für Technik and Wirtschaft Berlin and Polytechnic of NamibiaChair 2: Dr Addmore Machanja, PoN, NamibiaRepertoire : Mr Admire Kachepa, PoN, Namibia

Keynote Speaker & Paper Presenters

Invited Speaker : Prof. H.S. Venter, Professor & Head: Information and Computer Security Architectures (ICSA) Research Group, University of Pretoria, South Africa

Paper ID Authors Title of Paper3 Kevin Mhlanga, MatikoMafumo,

Prosper Sotenga, ThatoPhate, Thomas Olwal, South Africa

Design and Simulation of a Bluetooth Communication System

6 Nomusa Dlodlo, Josephat Kalezhi, Kitwe, Zambia

The Internet of Things in Agriculture for sustainable rural development

8 Clement Temaneh-Nyah, Erikson Victor, Ongwediva, Namibia

RF Radiation Exposure Levels from the Valombola Base Station, in the Faculty of Engineering and IT Vicinity, Ongwediva, Namibia

10 S. M. Sheikh, R. Wolhuter and G-J van Rooyen, South Africa

A Comparative Analysis of MANET Routing Protocols for Low Cost Rural Telemetry Wireless Mesh Networks

33 Licky Erastus, Nobert Jere and Fungai Bhunu Shava

Exploring Challenges of Biometric Technology Adoption: A Namibian Review

34 Julien Letellier, Jens Reinhardt, Jürgen Sieck, Michael Thiele-Maas, HTW, Berlin, Germany

A Modular Software Architecture to Interact with Media Facades

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WTISD CELEBRATION PROGRAMMECELEBRATION OF THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL

TELEGRAPH CONVENTION ON WORLD TELECOMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION SOCIETY DAY (WTISD)

Monday, 18 May 2015

Time Activity

17:00 Arrival of invited guests

18:00 National and AU Anthems

18:05 Brief Introduction: by Dr Marius Kudumo, Director of Ceremonies

18:10 Welcome Remarks by Prof. Tjama Tjivikua, Rector, PoN, Namibia

18:25 Statement from ITU : (CRAN/UNESCO)18:40 Awards: Winners of the Essay Competition

18:55 Statement by Mr Jochen Traut, Acting - Chief Executive Officer, Communication Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN)

19:10 Statement by Honourable TjekeroTweya, Minister of Information and Communication Technology (MICT)

19:40 Vote of Thanks by Mr Mbeutaa-Ndjarakana, Permanent Secretary MICT

19:55 AU and National Anthems

20:00 DINNER (Oryx 2/3)

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DAY 2: Tuesday, 19 May 2015

Time Activity07:30 Registration

Industry Session I09:00 Chair I : Dr Shawalu Nggada, PoN, Namibia,

Chair 2 : Dr Nobert Jere, PoN, NamibiaRepertoire : Mr Julius Silaa, PoN, Namibia

Industry Presentations1 Mr. Johann Du Toit, CISCO Collaboration Solutions2 Mr Jannie Engelbrecht, Director, XON3 Mr Albertus Aochamub, DG, NBC

11:00 TEA BREAK

Industry Session II/ Exhibition Session11:15 - 13:00 Chair I : Dr Villet, Mydigitalbridge foundation

Chair 2 : Ms Mercy Bere, PoN, NamibiaRepertoire: Ms Hedvig Mendonca, PoN, Namibia

Industry presentations/ Invited Talks

1 Mr Llewellyn le Hane, Managing Director, Green Enterprises Solutions 2 Exhibition Session

13:00 - 14:30 LUNCH (Oryx Buffet)

Technical Session II14:30 - 16:00 Chair I : Prof. H.S. Venter, Professor & Head:

Information and Computer Security Architechtures (ICSA) Research Group, University of Pretoria, South AfricaChair 2: Dr Guy Lusilao, PoN, NamibiaRepertoire : Mr Joe Mukabi, PoN, Namibia

Invited Speaker : Prof. Dr. Peter Hufnagl, Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Germany.Talk on : Virtual Microscopy Changes Collaboration Between Scientists Worldwide

Paper ID Authors Title of Paper11 Nentawe Gurumdimma,

Abderazak Ben Abdallah, Shawulu Nggada,

Towards Better Communication in Adaptive System-On-Chip for Multicore Architectures

13 Frans S. Shafuda and Clement N. Nyirenda, University of Namibia

A Fuzzy Metric for Collection Tree Protocol in Wireless Sensor Networks

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16 WilanderBhebe and Okuthe P. Kogeda, South Africa.

Shilling Attack Detection in Collabo-rative Recommender Systems using a Meta Learning Strategy

28 Mercy Bere, Hippolyte Muyingi, Windhoek, Polytechnic of Namibia

Initial Investigation of Industrial Control System (ICS) Security Using Artificial Immune System (AIS)

66 Mr. Admire Mhlaba,Dr.MuthoniMasinde, Central University of Technology, Free State, Bloemfontein, South Africa

A Hardware based Model for an Asset Monitoring and Tracking System: Case of Laptops

16:00 -16:15 TEA BREAK

Technical Session III

16:15 - 17:00 Chair I : Prof. Dr Peter Hufnagl, Head, Digital Pathology and IT, Universitätsmedizin Berlin, GermanyChair 2: Mr Marshal Gorejena, PoN, Namibia Repertoire: Mr Eliazer Mbaeva, PoN, Namibia

Keynote Speaker & Paper Presenters

Invited Speaker: Prof. Jürgen Sieck, Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Berlin and Polytechnic of Namibia Talk on “A client server application for the recognition of artefacts in a museum”

Paper ID Authors Title of Paper30 Alfred Musarurwa,

HusinJazri, Polytechnic of Namibia, Namibia

A Proposed Framework to Measure Growth of Critical Information Infrastructure Protection in Africa

57 Ireyuwa.EIgbinosa, Olutayo. O Oyerinde, Viranjay. M Srivastava1, Stanley Mneney, South Africa.

Analysis of Impact of hidden Primary Receiver on interference modeling in Power, Contention and hybrid Control Schemes

61 Attlee M. Gamundani, Polytechnic of Namibia

An Impact Review on Internet of Things Attacks.

62 Phumlani T. Simelane, Okuthe P. Kogeda, Manoj Lall, South Africa

A Cloud Computing Augmenting Agricultural Activities in Marginalized Rural Areas: A Preliminary Study

18:00 - 21:00 Extravaganza followed by GALA DINNER (Oryx 2/3)

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DAY 3: Wednesday, 20 May 2015

Technical Session IV07:30 Registration

08:00 - 09:00 Paper/Poster Presentations Chair 1: Dr Mohammad J Ngala, United Kingdom Heaton EducationChair 2: Prof. Hussin Jazri, PoN, NamibiaRepertoire : Mr Herman Kandjimi, PoN, Namibia

Paper ID Authors Title of Paper78 Chiranji Lal Chowdhary,

Kanguana Muatjitjeja, Dharm Singh Jat, Polytechnic of Namibia

Three-dimensional Object Recognition based Intelligence System for Identification

74 Chirag Suryakant Thaker, Dharm Singh Jat , Addmore Machanja, Edward Nepolo, Polytechnic of Namibia

Big Data: Emerging Technological Paradigm and Challenges

64 Ramesh babu B, Meenakshi Tripathi , Manoj Singh Gaur, Dinesh Gopalani , Dharm Singh Jat, India

Cognitive Radio Ad-Hoc Networks: Attacks and Its Impact

45 Meghna Chaudharya and Harish Kumar

Chandigarh-India

Challenges in Protecting Personnel

Information in Social Network Space

46 Kirti Thakur, Harish Kumar, India

Challenges in Protecting Personated Information in Cyber space

Technical Session V09:00 – 11:00 Chair 1: Prof. Svitlana G. Antoshchuk, Director, Institute of

Computer Systems, Information Systems Department, Odessa National Polytechnic University, UkraineChair 2: Mr Simon Muchinenyika, PoN, NamibiaRepertoire: Mr Nasimane Ekandjo, PoN, Namibia

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Paper ID Authors Title of Paper67 Ireyuwa.E Igbinosa,

Olutayo.O Oyerinde, Viranjay. M Srivastava1, Stanley Mneney, South Africa

Numerical Analysis of the Impact of Shadow fading in Power control and Contention control interference management schemes in Cognitive Radio

70 Hope Mauwa, Antoine Bagula, Marco Zennaro and Guy-Alain Lusilao Zodi

On the Impact of Propagation Models on TV White Spaces Measurements in Africa

75 Chirag Suryakant Thaker, Dharm Singh Jat, Axel Jerom Xoagub, Polytechnic of Namibia

Evolutioanry Computation in Artificial Board Game Playing through Genetic Weight Evolution

80 Madhuri Agarwal, Dharm Singh Jat and Naveen Choudhary, Isaac Nhamu, Polytechnic of Namibia

Dual Secured Hybrid Image Watermarking In Wavelet and Singular Domain

83 Nalina Suresh, Jameson Mbale and Alfredo Terzol, University of Namibia

Enhancing Cloud Connectivity among NRENs in the SADC region through a Novel Institution Cloud Infrastructure Framework (ICIF)

27 Mohammed Shehu, Nobert Rangarirai Jere, Polytechnic of Namibia, Windhoek, Namibia

The 21st Century Namibian Classroom: An E-Reader Approach

11:00 – 11:20 Tea

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Technical Session VI11:20 - 12:30 Chair 1: Dr Heike Winschiers-Theophilus, PoN, Namibia

Chair 2: Dr Samuel Akinsola, PoN, NamibiaRepertoire: Mr Mbaunguraije Tjikuzu, PoN, Namibia

Invited Speaker : Prof. Svitlana G. Antoshchuk, Director, Institute of Computer Systems, Information Systems Dept., Odessa National Polytechnic University, Ukraine

Talk on : Human Action Recognition Using a Semantic- Probabilistic Network

Paper ID Authors Title of Paper

65 Jeff Mutunda Kazadi, Husin Jazri CISSP, Namibia

Using Digital Forensic Readiness Model to Increase the Forensic Readiness of a Computer System

12 Linda N. Shitumbapo and Clement N. Nyirenda, University of Namibia

Simulation of a Smart Water Metering Network in Tsumeb East, Namibia

7 Nomusa Dlodlo, Pretoria, South Africa

The Internet of Things in Transport Management in South Africa

2 Emmanuel Migabo, Thomas Olwal, Pretoria, South Africa

A Simulation Design of LTE Communication System under Adaptive Modulation Schemes

Valedictory Session12:30 Concluding Remarks by General Chair, Prof. Hipollyte Muyingi12:50 Statement by Prof Tjama Tjivikua, Rector, PoN, Namibia

13:20 Vote of Thanks by Dr Andrew Niikondo, Vice-Rector, Academic Affairs and Research, PoN, Namibia

13:30 - 14:30 LUNCH

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KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Den is responsible for helping customers in 84 countries align their business priorities with their IT strategies. His role is to demonstrate how an architectural approach to IT can help businesses thrive in a world where people want to share rich media with anyone, anywhere, on any device, at any time – securely, reliably, and seamlessly. Prior to his role as Head of Architectures and Enterprise for Emerging Markets, he was CIO for a sales region that spanned Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and Eastern Europe.

Under his leadership, the IT Group made significant investment to support tremendous growth in the region. This meant transforming the organisation’s foundational infrastructure while providing a portfolio of new capabilities such as Telepresence, and additional video and collaboration technologies.

Den joined Cisco, and the IT Architecture Group, in 2000. He was responsible for several large-scale advanced technology programmes including the initial portfolio of Virtual Private Networks, Wireless and IP Telephony services. In 2003 he managed the transition of the European, Middle East and Africa WAN to a Multicast MPLS network, the first of its kind globally.

Prior to joining Cisco, Den held a number of management positions in utilities, public sector and consulting. He has an MBA from London Business School.

Den lives in Dubai with his young family and has run the London Marathon on ten occasions.

Den SullivanHead of Architectures and Enterprise, Emerging MarketsCisco

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