The International Conference on Connected Smart Cities 2015 is dedicated to scientific ideas, research findings, and industrial practices for smart cities.
The International Conference on Connected Smart Cities 2015 covers topics such as:
- New Business Concerns in Smart Cities
- Innovative economic models emerged in smart cities
- Emerging business models and services in smart cities
- New market rules, legislation, incentive schemes, and tariffs for smart city services
- Market sizing and business opportunities in smart cities
- Wireless Connectivity in Smart Cities
- IoT technologies bridging the physical and virtual worlds
- Architectures for the Internet of Things (IoT)
- RFID and related technologies to deliver new and enhanced services in smart cities
- Internet of Everything (connecting data, process and people)
- Mobile broadband technologies (3G/4G/5G) to support connectivity in smart cities
- End to End / Machine to Machine (M2M) communication for real-time data collection in smart cities
- User-Centric Smart Cities
- Public trust, user acceptance, and citizen engagement in smart services
- Identification and exploration of the needs of citizens
- Socio-technical challenges and barriers affecting the development and deployment of smart solutions in the contexts of specific cities
- Behaviour changes led by the daily usage of smart city services and facilities
- Data and Software Applications in Smart Cities
- Real-time decision analysis/support systems for monitoring and managing smart cities
- Cloud computing and cloud-based data sharing solutions for smart cities
- Intelligent systems and machine learning approaches and algorithms for smart cities
- Big data analytics (concepts, methods, techniques and tools)
- Mobile computing and app interaction
- Open data usage, applications and services
- Greenness and Sustainability of Smart Cities
- Renewable energy models in smart cities
- Green and sustainable requirements, features and strategies in smart cities
- Methods and metrics to measure the greenness and environmental impacts of smart city development
- Green computing and green IT solutions in smart cities
- Possible environmental issues and rebound effects (or take-back effects) caused by the large-scale deployment of smart city applications
- Security, Privacy and Identity Issues in Smart Cities
- Security and privacy requirements in smart city applications and services
- New security, privacy and identify problems and risks in cloud-based and/or IoT applications of smart cities
- Risk identification, assessment and mitigation strategies to handle security and privacy concerns
- Technologies and methods to protect data security and user privacy and identify in smart cities
- Smart City as an Integrated Ecosystem
- Connecting infrastructure, applications and people into cities
- Approaches and techniques for integrating smart applications and services within the city
- Integrated smart city solutions deployments, test-beds and field trials
- Data sharing difficulties across an integrated smart city ecosystem
- Successful or failure cases of smart cities
- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to measure the smartness of cities
The International Conference on Connected Smart Cities 2015 brings together academics and practitioners from computer science, information systems, urban studies, telecommunication engineering, business and economics.
