High-performance cloud computing; computing for sustainability; IoT, CPS & CPSS; data-mining algorithms; data & information quality control; computer vision; distributed computing; software engineering; bioinformatics; semantic web; cryptography; digital forensics; mobile & cloud security; energy-constrained network devices; algorithms & game theory.
Energy-efficient physical layer; power harvesting; 5G networks; MIMO systems; cognitive radio & networks; signal processing for communications; delay-tolerant networks; fault tolerance & reliability; multimedia & real-time networking; optical networks; satellite & space communications; sensor/embedded & personal-area networks; software-defined networking; smart-grid & power-line communications; antenna & wave propagation.
Artificial intelligence, machine learning & deep learning; agricultural informatics; big-data analytics; bio-inspired optimization; remote sensing, GIS & GPS; disaster management; hybrid evolutionary algorithms; neural networks; neuro-fuzzy models; smart grid & renewable energy; low-power electronics; VLSI & nano-electronics; FPGA development; system-on-chip; embedded applications & system automation.
Power generation, transmission & distribution; power-system monitoring, control & protection; renewable energy sources & grid integration; power electronics; energy & load forecasting; microgrids, smart grids & distributed generation; energy storage methods, modelling & simulation; electric vehicles — charging, battery management, hybrids & grid integration.
Capacitive, ultrasonic, temperature & IR sensors; sensors in process control; nanotechnology & nanomaterials; photonics; nanosensors & biosensors; green technologies & green materials; biogas energy processes; solid-waste energy; green sensors.
All papers submitted must follow the IEEE Conference format. A peer-review process will be used to evaluate all papers submitted for consideration. If a paper is accepted, at least one author needs to register and present the paper.
The camera-ready version of an accepted paper should have a length of four (4) to five (5) pages.
Up to two (2) additional pages are allowed, each incurring a fee of USD 25 per page. The maximum length, including additional pages, is seven (7) pages.