UDMS

4th International Conference on Smart Data and Smart Cities

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
1 - 3 October 2019

Latest News:

20-Aug. : Tentative program for SDSC 2019. View it here.
15-Sept. : Revised programme will be updated very soon.

 

Introduction


A Smart City is defined as a set of instruments across many scales that are connected through multiple networks and provide continuous data regarding people and environment in support of decisions about the physical and social form of the city. This process cannot be completed without technology advancements. Moreover a Smart City cannot be established without a involving citizens (smart people).

The Smart Data Smart Cities conference will present novel research concerning the use of information and communication technologies in Smart Cities. Now in its fourth year, this conference fills the gap between Smart Cities, Smart Data and geospatial technology (often overlooked in the Smart Cities context). With each conference, we strengthen the communication between senior researchers, students, developers, practitioners and citizens and establish collaborations on new research topics.

This conference will be jointly organized by the Urban Data Management Society, ISPRS IV/10 and the Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, and will be held in parallel with the Geomatics and Geospatial Technology and the 8th FIG Workshop on the Land Administration Domain Model. UDMS is a pioneer in promoting information technologies in European cities from early 70ies. ISPRS is one of the largest international organizations for geospatial technologies. UTM and Royal Institution of Surveyors Malaysia (RISM) are the main organizers for the Geospatial Kuala Lumpur 2019 where GGT 2019 is part of the events.

We invite you to submit full academic papers (for publication in the ISPRS Annals), technical academic papers (for publication in the SPRS Archives) or abstracts (for presentation only) to the conference, related to the following themes:

  • Smart data
    • Sensor network databases
    • On-the-fly data mining
    • Urban data analytics and big data
    • Knowledge based systems
    • Big databases and data management
    • Artificial Intelligence
    • Deep Learning
    • City Analytics
  • Smart people
    • Volunteered information
    • Citizen engagement, participation and empowerment
    • Privacy challenges in smart cities
  • Smart cities
    • Digital Twins
      • Smart States
      • Smart Government and Governance
      • Smart territorial intelligence
      • Systems for smart city management (building, transportation, energy, etc.)
    • 3D modeling of cities
    • Internet of things (IoT)
    • Social Networks
    • Monitoring systems
    • Mobility and transportation
    • Smart-city-wide telecommunications infrastructure
    • Urban knowledge engineering
    • New style of urban decision-making systems
    • Disaster management systems
  • Smart Visualisation
    • Geovisualization devoted to urban problems
    • Urban dashboard design and implementation

We are looking forward to meet all of you in the upcoming conference.

International Steering Committee
       Robert Laurini, INSA, France
       Claire Ellul, University College London, UK
       Sisi Zlatanova, UNSW, Australia
       Volker Coors, HFT Stuttgart, Germany