Accepted and presented papers will be published in the conference proceedings and submitted to IEEE Xplore as well as other Abstracting and Indexing (A&I) databases.

Conference themes include but are not limited to:
Creative use of technology for smart building and home
Smart cities and key issues in well being
Advanced communication systems and approaches for smart cities
New developments in smart cities and regions
Data privacy and security issues in intelligent systems
Sensors, actuators and their networking in smart cities
Management, configuration and deployment of smart city infrastructure
Energy aware systems and technologies.
Sustainable computing and communication
Computational intelligence and soft computing (genetic algorithm, neural networks, fuzzy logic)
Modeling of complex energy, mobility, health, society and e-government systems
Big data analysis, applications
Technologies for utility business transformation
Next generation distribution systems, smart sensors
Impact of distributed energy resources, smart grid (Electric cars, demand response, distributed generations, storage)
Cloud computing for big data processing
Big data acquisition, preprocessing, data storage and management
Modeling technology and systems for big data
Big data intelligent computing, big data mining, big data visualization
Creative use of technologies to analyze and measure/assess well-being
Explore standardized smart data formats and privacy & protection, data convergence
Evaluate best practices in smart data handling
Smart data for social entrepreneurship and community engagement