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Subject:

2nd CFP for the 2nd IEEE Workshop on Smart and Sustainable City (WSSC2017)

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Nicolas VERSTAEVEL <[log in to unmask]>

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** Apologies for receiving multiple copies/cross-posting. Please kindly forward this CFP to those who may be interested. **

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2nd Call For Papers
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The 2nd IEEE Workshop on Smart and Sustainable City

organized in association with The IEEE Smart World Congress 2017

http://ieee-smartworld.org/2017/smartworld/

August, 4-8, 2017, San Francisco, Bay Area
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Important Dates:
•	Submission of research papers due: April 7th, 2017
•	Notification of paper acceptance: May 10th, 2017
•	Submission of camera-ready papers due: June 10th 2017
•	Workshop date : August 4-8 2017
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OVERVIEW

The future smart and sustainable cities need to solve many challenges at different levels: social, political, environmental, economical and technical. Cities around the world are becoming connected cities, becoming ground of experiments for different actors such as industries and public administrations, but also a new object of the urban policies. The use of Information and Communication Technologies is growing every day in the north as well as in the south, in rich countries as well as in poor countries; yet humans, society and environment have to be kept in the loop. A multidisciplinary approach of Smart Cities challenges is therefore mandatory to ensure that citizens are at the center, and actors engaged in the various experiments involved in different projects. 

This year, the main topic of the workshop on Smart and Sustainable Cities will focus on the roles of citizens and inhabitants or end-users in the challenges of future smart and sustainable cities and their impacts at different levels, from social dimension to technological innovations. The role of this categories changes radically with the massive use of new technologies. Yesterday, the end-user was only a passive user. Nowadays, the inhabitants, the citizens, the workers are discreet actors of the Smart and Sustainable City. The different projects developed by the municipalities or the big economic and industrial actors require the transformation the transformation from passive users to discreet actors. 

The workshop aims to bring together researchers/academics/industries from different disciplines to discuss smart and sustainable cities applications, from their societal and technological impacts to their design and deployment. Multi- and inter-disciplinary works written with a broad interdisciplinary audience in mind are appreciated.

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TOPICS (non exhaustive list)

- Application, deployment, testbed, and experiences in smart cities
- Participation of citizens, occupants’ behavior
- Simulation models and tools to measure systems scalability and to achieve resource saving in sociotechnical Smart City systems
- Novel self-adaptive management solutions for large scale systems
- Ethics, quality of life and quality of services in smart cities
- Social computing and networks
- Safety, security, and privacy for smart cities
- Green networking and energy efficiency
- Human mobility modeling and analytics
- Urban spaces and policies
- Innovative techniques enabling interactions in smart and sustainable cities
- Smart mobility, buildings, energy and grids
 
More information on https://www.irit.fr/wssc2017 and https://www.irit/neocampus/
 
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SUBMISSION

Submitted papers will follow the same size and organization than the main event. Information are available here: http://cse.stfx.ca/~smartworld/2017/smartworld/ps.php
Submission will be managed through easychair: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=ieeeswc2017 in the Smart and Sustainable City track.

Accepted papers by both workshops & special sessions will be included in the SmartWorld 2017 proceedings published by IEEE (submitted to the IEEE-DL and EI index).
Each submission should be regarded as an undertaking that if the paper is accepted, then at least one of the authors must register to the conference and present the work for the paper to be included in the IEEE Digital Library.
 
Best Workshop Paper Awards will be presented to high quality workshop papers, selected from all workshops in conjunction withSmartWorld 2017.

Extended versions of papers will be considered for publication in special issues of several journals.

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Workshop Co-Chairs
•	Emmanuel Dubois (IRIT – University of Toulouse)
•	Emmanuel Eveno (LISST –Cieu – University of Toulouse)
•	Bérangère Lartigue (PHASE – University of Toulouse) 
•	Nicolas Verstaevel (IRIT – University of Toulouse)
Steering committee
•	Corinne Alonso (LAAS CNRS – University of Toulouse)
•	Georges Da Costa (IRIT - University of Toulouse) 
•	Marie-Pierre Gleizes (IRIT - University of Toulouse)
•	Marc Mequignon (LERASS - University of Toulouse)
Program Committee (TBA)
•	Marcos Alonso, University of Oviedo, Spain
•	Azizan Aziz, Carnegie Mellon University, , USA
•	Marise Bafleur, LAAS, France
•	Michael Batty, founder of the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, UK
•	Jeremy Boes, University of Toulouse, France
•	Jean-Michel Bruel, University of Toulouse, France
•	Julien Castet, IMMERSION, France
•	Yann Cressault, University of Toulouse, France
•	Jean Danielou, ENGIE, France
•	Giovanna Di Marzo Serugendo, University of Geneva, Switzerland
•	Hubert Dubois, CEA Tech, Toulouse  
•	Gabriel Dupuy, AERES, France
•	Jean-Emmanuel Aubert, University of Toulouse, France
•	Mark S. Fox, University of Toronto, Canada
•	Pierre Glize, University of Toulouse, France
•	Eric Jolivet, University of Toulouse, France
•	Yann Laurillau, University of Grenoble, France
•	Fabio Pittarello, Universita Ca' Foscari Venezia - DAIS, Italy
•	Berangere Lartigue, University of Toulouse, France
•	Jacque Levy, EPFL, Switzerland
•	François Ménard, PUCA, France
•	Frederic Migeon, University of Toulouse, France
•	Robert Morelos-Zaragoza, San Jose State University, USA
•	Celia Picard, Berger-Levrault, France
•	Rob Raven, Université d’Utrecht
•	Allen J. Scot, UCLA, USA
•	Gilles Tredan, LAAS, France
•	Marcos Uniovi, University of Oviedo, Spain
•	Mathieu Vidal, LISST-Cieu, Université de Toulouse 2
•	Georges Zissis, University of Toulouse, France
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Nicolas VERSTAEVEL, Phd
ATER UPS, IRIT/SMAC 
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