Call for papers

A smart city can be defined as a city overlaid by a digital layer, which is used not only for storing city information but overall for its governance. This conference will present novel research concerning the use of information and communication technologies in Smart Cities, and will also provide a forum for senior researchers to establish collaborations on new research projects in this domain. A smart city cannot be defined without a better involvement of citizens (smart people).

This year's conference will be held at Geo Delft 2018, The Netherlands as a collaboration between the Urban Data Management Society, the Hochschule für Technik Stuttgart, and the TU Delft.

We invite you to submit full academic papers to the conference, related to the following themes:

• Smart data
• Sensor network databases
• On-the-fly data mining
• Geographic and urban knowledge modeling and engineering
• Green computing
• Urban data analytics and big data
• Big databases and data management (noSQL)
• Smart people
• Volunteered information
• Systems for public participation
• Smart cities
• Systems of territorial intelligence
• Systems for city intelligent management (building,
transportation, energy, etc.)
• 3D modeling of cities
• Internet of things
• Social Networks
• Monitoring systems
• Mobility and transportation
• Smart-city-wide telecommunications infrastructure
• Urban knowledge engineering
• Urban dashboard design and implementation
• New style of urban decision-making systems
• Geovisualization devoted to urban problems
• Disaster management systems

Submission

Submissions are now open, Please feel free to submit your original work via Easychair. Thank you for your interest!

Proceedings

Accepted papers will be published in the ISPRS Annals or the ISPRS Archives (SCOPUS indexed). Papers for ISPRS Annals (Double-blind peer reviewed): Submitted papers should report new or improved techniques, algorithms, bench marks, technology developments, frameworks, and best practices, which are not published elsewhere. Authors are encouraged to submit full papers (max 8 pages) in ISPRS format. Papers will be evaluated on their originality, novelty, and impact. Papers not accepted for ISPRS Annals might be considered for the ISPRS Archives.