[DBWorld] CFP Urban Complex Systems 2021 @CCS2021

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Urban Complex Systems
October 27 - 28, 2021
An Online Workshop Satellite of the
Conference on Complex Systems 2021

Submission deadline: July 06, 2021
Acceptance notification: July 09, 2021

Invited Speakers =

F=C3=A1bio Duarte 		MIT Senseable City Lab, USA
Neave O' Cleary 	UCL, UK
Daniel B. Neill 		NYU, USA
Michael Szell 		ITU Copenhagen, Denmark

Cities are massive systems whose tremendous complexity requires even greate=
r efforts to be modeled, analyzed, understood and governed. The city is the=
 expression of a multitude of strongly intertwined systems that vary from p=
eople sociality to transport systems, from the cultural fabric to urban pla=
nning. Each of these city facets already represents in itself a complex sys=
tem but their interconnection represents what is certainly one of the syste=
ms created by human beings with highest complexity in the world. The aim of=
 this event is to bring together researchers and practitioners from around =
the world interested in urban systems from the perspective of complexity sc=
ience. =


Topics of interest include but are not limited to theoretical aspects, algo=
rithms, methods, and fields of applications, such as: =


=E2=80=A2	Urban Analytics
=E2=80=A2	Social networks
=E2=80=A2	Human behavior
=E2=80=A2	Information diffusion
=E2=80=A2	Epidemic spreading
=E2=80=A2	Mobility and transportation
=E2=80=A2	City services & infrastructures =

=E2=80=A2	City monitoring =

=E2=80=A2	Urban planning
=E2=80=A2	Communication systems
=E2=80=A2	Economic and financial systems =

=E2=80=A2	Healthcare
=E2=80=A2	Emergency management
=E2=80=A2	Smart environment & ecosystems
=E2=80=A2	Digital city and smart growth
=E2=80=A2	Sustainability and energy efficiency
=E2=80=A2	Smart buildings and smart grids
=E2=80=A2	Manufacturing and logistics
=E2=80=A2	Intelligent infrastructure
=E2=80=A2	Blockchain for Smart City Applications


CONTRIBUTION: =


 Two types of contributions are welcome:
=E2=80=A2	Extended Abstracts about published or unpublished research (2to 3=
 pages including references).
=E2=80=A2	Original research papers discussing ongoing research projects (10=
 to 12 pages including references).

They must follow the BioMed Central article template available at:

https://appliednetsci.springeropen.com/submission-guidelines/preparing-your=
-manuscript/research-articles

PUBLICATION: =


Accepted submission will be invited to submit an extended version of their =
contribution (either type) to a special issue of Applied Network Science ed=
ited by Springer


SUBMISSION WEBSITE

https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=3Durbancomplexsystems20210.


PC-CHAIRS

Hocine Cherifi 			LIB University of Burgundy, France, hocine.cherifi@gmail.=
com
Sabrina Gaito 			Universit=C3=A0 degli Studi di Milano, Italy,  sabrina.gai=
[email protected]
Roberto Interdonato 		CIRAD, UMR Tetis, Montpellier, France, roberto.interd=
onato-VHOzd/[email protected]
Hamamache Kheddouci 	LIRIS Univ. of Lyon, France hamamache.kheddouci@univ-l=
yon1.fr
Matteo Zignani			Universit=C3=A0 degli Studi di Milano, Italy,  matteo.zign=
[email protected]
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