4 - 8 August 2017
Last September the White House launched the Smart Cities Initiative to make it easier for cities, Federal agencies, universities, and the private sector to work together to research, develop, deploy, and testbed new technologies that can help make cities more inhabitable, cleaner, and more equitable. Building smart cities require multi-disciplinary teams composed of researchers and practitioners working together to solve urban computing and smart city service problems. Coping with emerging challenges in engineering diverse complex cyber systems for smart cities requires the use of state-of-the-art technologies and solutions in smart sensing/devices/materials, IoT, networking, cloud computing, big data, and mobile cloud services to build innovative smart city services and application systems.
Typical research areas include: smart city transportation, clean environment, city utilities, public health, safety and security, smart government, community, social services, and community connectivity. IEEE Smart City Innovations (IEEE SCI 2017) is set up to provide a unique platform for multi-disciplinary researchers and teams, industry solution vendors, and government agencies to exchange innovative ideas, challenges, research results and solutions, as well as project experience reports and stories.
The First IEEE International Conference on Smart City Innovations (IEEE SCI 2017) will include a highly selective program of technical papers, accompanied by workshops, demos, panel discussions and keynote speeches. We welcome high quality papers that describe original and unpublished research papers addressing the real issues, challenges and needs in building smart cities for now and future.
Smart City Innovations focus on Smart City Services by providing the following city service tracks:
Topics
Track 1: Smart Transportation
– Intelligent transportation systems and technologies
– Smart city transportation planning and evaluation
– Smart bike programs and assessments
– Transportation behavior analysis and prediction
Track 2: Smart Utilities
– Smart sewage and water
– Smart electricity, grids, meters
– City utility consumption and economic analysis
Track 3: Smart Public Health
– City healthcare service monitoring assessment
– Smart medical service systems and solutions
– City public health and management
– Smart medical and healthcare systems and tools
Track 4: Smart Public Safety
– City crime watching and alerting systems
– City emergency management and infrastructures
– City emergency alerting/responding/recovery
Track 5: Smart Social Services
– Smart food, shelter and public housing
– Smart recreation
– Smart education and training
Track 6: Smart Governance
– Smart city permit service systems and solutions
– Smart city IT connectivity management
– Smart city data management and warehouse
– Smart city network management and services
Track 7: Smart Communities and Neighborhoods
– Smart home and smart building
– Smart social community networks/infrastructures
– City community and association management
– Smart city community connectivity and solutions
Track 8: Smart Environment
– City environment monitoring and analysis
– Smart illegal dumping detection and monitoring
– City air/water/soil quality monitor and analytics
In addition, the conference will include technology-focused tracks, such as:
– Smart city networking and infrastructures
– Smart city sensing and IoT
– Smart city frameworks and platforms
– Smart city big data and open data
– Urban computing for smart city
– Smart city system security and privacy
Read more here.
