Author notification:
September
30, 2018
Camera Ready due:
October 15, 2018
Registration due:
October 19, 2018
Scope and Topics
Introduction
The technologies of computing and
communications have undergone a
series of evolutionary innovation
over the past decades and improved
the quality of human life
significantly. Computing and
communications in the 21st century
faces an ever-increasing number of
great challenges and revolutionary
developments. Ubiquitous Computing
and Communications is a
revolutionary paradigm that aims to
provide pervasive and reliable
computing solutions and
communication services anytime and
anywhere. This emerging technology
is built upon the rapid research and
development advances in a wide range
of key areas including wireless and
sensor networks, mobile and
distributed computing, embedded
systems, agent technologies,
autonomic communication, and
information security. Ubiquitous
Computing and Communications has
drawn significant interests from
both academia and industry and
continues to attract tremendous
research efforts due to its
promising new business opportunity
in information technology and
engineering.
The conference offers an important
international platform and brings
together the scientists, engineers,
researchers, and students from
academy and industry all over the
world to share their latest work,
exchange experiences and discuss the
state-of-the-art challenges of
ubiquitous computing and
communications. IUCC 2018 is
soliciting original and previously
unpublished papers addressing
research challenges and advances
towards the design, implementation
and evaluation of ubiquitous
computing and communications
technologies, systems and
applications. IUCC 2018 follows the
tradition of a successful series of
conferences that have been held all
along the world, in places as
Guangzhou in 2017, Granada(Spain) in
2016, Liverpool (UK) in 2015,
Chengdu (China) in 2014, or
Melbourne (Australia) in 2013.
Scope and Topics
Track 1: Ubiquitous Computing
(1) Autonomic Computing
(2) Utility Computing
(3) Cloud Computing
(4) Mobile Computing
(5) Real-Time Computing
(6) Grid and Peer-to-Peer
Computing
(7) Energy-Efficient
Ubiquitous Computing
(8) Wearable Computers
(9) Embedded Computing
(10) Parallel and
Distributed Computing
(11) Information
Visualization
(12) Modelling and
Analysis of Ubiquitous Computing
Systems
(18) Signal Processing for
Communications and Networking
(19) Design and
Implementation of Signal Processing
Systems
(20) Multimedia Signal
Processing
Track 3: Ubiquitous System, Services
and Applications
(1) Context-Aware
Applications
(2) Resource Management
(3) Programming Paradigms
for Ubiquitous Computing
Applications
(4) Smart Home
(5) Pervasive Health
(6) Ubiquitous Platforms
(7) Embedded Systems
(8) E-Commerce and
E-Learning
(9) Multimedia
Applications
(10) Quality-of-Service
(11) Information Security
and Privacy
(12) Security Issues and
Protocols
(13) Key Management,
Authentication and Authorization
(14) Multimedia
Information Security
(15) Forensics and Image
Watermarking
(16) Distributed Sensing,
Monitoring and Management Systems
(17) Wireless Emergency
and Security Systems
(18) Wireless E-healthcare
(19) Software Engineering
(20) Biometrics and Human
Computer Interaction
(21) Multidisciplinary
Artificial Intelligence
Track 4: Ubiquitous Media and Signal
Processing
(1) Ubiquitous Media
Infrastructure
(2) Ubiquitous Sensor
Networks / RFID
(3) 3G and Advanced
Communication Techniques
(4) Ubiquitous
Applications
(5) Ubiquitous Middleware
(6) Semantic Web and
Knowledge Grid
(7) Signal Processing
Theory and Methods
(8) Signal Processing for
Communications and Networking
(9) Design and
Implementation of Signal Processing
Systems
(10) Sensor Array and
Multichannel Signal Processing
(11) Signal Processing
Education
(12) Audio Signal
Processing
(13) Speech and Spoken
Language Signal Processing
(14) Image, Video and
Multidimensional Signal Processing
Submission Guidelines
Submissions must include an
abstract, keywords, the e-mail
address of the corresponding author
and should not exceed 8 pages for
main conference, including tables
and figures in IEEE CS format. The
template files for LATEX or WORD can
be downloaded
here. All paper submissions must
represent original and unpublished
work. Each submission will be peer
reviewed by at least three program
committee members. Submission of a
paper should be regarded as an
undertaking that, should the paper
be accepted, at least one of the
authors will register for the
conference and present the work.
Submit your paper(s) in PDF file at
the submission site: http://www.swinflow.org/confs/2018/iucc/submission.htm.
Publications
Accepted and presented papers will
be included into the
symposium
proceedings. Distinguished papers presented at
the conference, after further
revision, will be published in
special issues of
selected journals.
