This workshop expects to attract paper submissions which deal with the challenges mentioned above. The studies may be in specialized areas and show novel solutions. Especially interesting are approaches based on existing theories suitably applied.
Potential topics include but are not limited to the following:
Track on Collaborative Technologies with Applications in Smart Cities
- Collaborative Mobile Information Systems
- Collaborative Virtual Museums and Laboratories
- Collaborative Mobile Virtual Environments for Learning or Knowledge Management
- Collaborative Visual Analytics
Track on Data Science and Information Theoretic Approaches for Smart Systems
- Formalizing Security and Privacy Related to Problems from Information Theoretic Perspectives
- Formalizing Security and Privacy Related Problems from Data Science Perspectives
- Smart System Optimization from both Points of View
Track on Technical Challenges for Smart Environments
- Internet of Things in Smart Environments
- Design of Recommender Systems for AmI and SmE Systems
- SmE Middleware: Security and Privacy Issues
- Reliable Visual Analytics in AmI and SmE systems
Track on Artifical Intelligence, Neural Networks and Deep Learning
- Neural Networks – Various Types and Architectures
- Embedded Deep Learning
- AI and Machine Learning
- Applications in Language and Image Processing
- Application on Classification
- Applications on Regression
- Applications on Recommender Systems
Track on Smart Human Centered Computing
- Social Computing
- Recommender Systems
- Ambient Assisted Living
- E-Health
- GIS Applications