Smart City 360 Summit - Demo Presentations

Website http://smartcity360.org/2015/submit-a-demo/ | Edit Freely

Category cmart city; testbeds; innovation; technology

Deadline: June 30, 2015 | Date: October 15, 2015

Venue/Country: Toronto, Canada

Updated: 2015-05-20 22:38:50 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

Smart City 360 Summit - a unique bridge created to bring together researchers, industry and urban leaders to discuss the crucial issues around Smart Cities - will include a session for the presentation of demos to showcase the latest advances in testbeds and services and applications for Smart Cities. Demos are an exciting way to show the progress being made on testbed technologies and the applications that testbeds enable.

Topics for demo submissions include, but are not limited to:

Wireless and sensor network testbeds and applications

Future Internet testbeds and applications

Software-defined networks and virtualized computing platforms

Software-defined infrastructures and applications

Internet of Things and 5G testbeds and applications

Smart Transportation platforms and applications

Smart Gird platforms and applications

Clean water platforms

Environmental control platforms

Smart home platforms and applications

Smart building platforms and applications

Smart factory platforms and applications

Community platforms, services and applications

Important dates

Demo submission deadline: 30 June 2015

Notification of acceptance: 31 August 2015

Submissions should be sent to the demo via email infosmartcity360.org with the subject line ‘SmartCity360 2016 Submission’.

Format (demo submissions)

Demo submissions should consist of a PDF file (maximum of two pages) containing the following information:

Title, abstract, and author list

If the demo accompanies a paper submitted to the conference, the title of that paper

A description of the demonstration

Photographs, screen shots, or videos showing the demo setup are welcome, and are not subject to the two-page limit. Tridentcom will provide a table, a power supply, and a network connection to demo presenters. Specific requirements may be considered, but in general demos are expected to be autonomous (no special technical support provided).

Review

Demo proposals will be reviewed by the chairs, and will take into account aspects such as novelty, relevance to the conference, coverage of topics and available resources. Demos will be evaluated without regard to whether the work they demonstrate has been published or not.