The First International Conference on Smart Technology & Urban Development (STUD 2019) aims to facilitate technology and knowledge exchange between International researchers/scholars in the field of smart technology & urban development and related systems intensively in December 2019. The conference will cover a broad range of research topics in the fields of smart technology & urban development, knowledge engineering and science, information technology, creativity support systems and complex system modeling. Topics include, but are not limited to:

Track 1: Information and Communication Technologies

    Ambient Assisted Living
    Mobility Support
    Robotic Companions
    Intelligent vehicle-to-infrastructure integration
    Support for Productive Collaborations
    Technology Supported Education
    Smart city for Special Needs
    Smart economy development
    Smart environment and policy development
    Artificial and Computational Intelligence
    Citizen engagement and smart governance
    Digital city and smart growth
    Environmental capital reduction
    Multimodal Human-Computer Interaction
    Reliability, Privacy and Trust
    Internet of Things, Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing
    Virtual, Mixed and Augmented Reality
    Intelligent infrastructure
    Pedestrian and bicyclist safety; mobility systems
    Smart city theory, modeling and simulation
    Technology, Methodologies and Tools 

Track 2: Circuits, Systems and Signal Processing

    Context awareness and situation awareness
    Image/video processing and computer/robot vision
    Internet of things, Ambient intelligence and pervasive computing
    Augmented reality and human-computer interaction
    Motion detection and activity recognition
    User modeling and personalization
    Robotics for e-Health
    Computing/storage infrastructures for e-Health such as clouds and virtualization
    Software, systems and performance engineering for e-Health
    Applications for the Internet of Things
    Novel quality requirements and their enforcement mechanisms
    Cloud back-ends and resource management for IoT applications
    Reliability, security, timeliness, and robustness considerations in IoT systems
    IoT-motivated cyber-physical, Industrial Internet, and/or embedded system challenges
    Social computing and human-in-the-loop issues
    Sensing, control, and actuation in IoT architectures
    Novel protocols and network abstraction
    Energy Efficiency
    Smart Farming
    Services and Applications
    Systems and Infrastructures 

Track 3: Transportation Technologies and Applications

    Smart health and emergency management
    Smart manufacturing and logistics
    Smart mobility and transportation
    Novel Urban Mobility
    Autonomous driving
    Shared mobility (e.g. sharing bicycles, car sharing; ride pooling, shared commuting, park sharing/renting, boat sharing)
    MaaS (Mobility as a Service)
    EVs, hybrid, hydrogen vehicles mobility
    Other new forms of mobility
    Urban Logistics Innovations
    Infrastructures (such as urban consolidation centers, loading and unloading zones etc.)
    Regulations and governance (such as low emission zones, subsidies and allowances for night deliveries, congestion charge etc.)
    Technology (for example, intelligent transport systems, big data analysis)
    Management (e.g.collaborative freight delivery, crowd-sourced deliveries) 

Track 4: Urban Development

    Urban and transport planning
    Planning, development and management
    Location, Transport and Land-use
    Location and individual accessibility
    Spatial-temporal theory and technology
    Transport oriented development (TOD)
    Land use and high-speed rail
    Transportation and land use systems in growing and shrinking cities.
    Urban strategies
    Urban metabolism
    Quality of life
    The community and the city
    Infrastructure and society
    The S3 city: smart, sustainable and safe
    Eco-town planning
    Spatial conflicts in the city
    Urban transportation and planning
    Architectural issues
    Sustainable energy and the city
    Cultural heritage sites
    Urban conservation and regeneration
    Landscape planning and design
    Environmental management and flood risk
    Waste management
    Urban air pollution
    Urbanization of rural areas
    Urban agriculture 

Paper Submission

All submitted papers must be original contributions that neither have been submitted to any other conference or journal, nor will be submitted to any other conference or journal during the review process. Accepted and presented papers will be published in the STUD 2019 Conference Proceedings. The iSAI-NLP 2019 Proceedings are planned to be published in two volumes; one is the IEEE, indexed by SCOPUS, and the other is the WCTRS and Elsevier Transportation book series (under process of proposal).

The first page should include the paper title, the names and the complete mailing addresses of all authors, and the e-mail address of the corresponding author. Each paper should consist of up to 200-word abstract, up to 5 keywords. No page number should be printed. All the text, figures and reference must be between 4-6 double-column A4 pages with font size of 10 pts. All papers must be submitted electronically in PDF format only, using the conference management tool. The submitted papers must not be published or under consideration to be published elsewhere. Short papers and poster papers will be published in a proceedings and will be invited to JIIST journal (jiist.aiat.in.th).

Special Issue (Proposal in progress)

A number of selected papers will be considered to publish in a special issue of a journal with impact factor. One possibility but under the application for approval is Transport Policy (https://www.journals.elsevier.com/transport-policy).

More Information

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