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CALL FOR PAPERS
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International Workshop on Computation Sustainability, Technologies and
Applications (CoSTA'2016)
12-13 September 2016 - London
http://islab.di.uminho.pt/CoSTA2016/

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SCOPE
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The more connected the world gets, the more data and information becomes
available not only to monitor, but act upon the world and society.
Addressing the needs of this society without burdening it is a complex task
which requires different approaches. The field of computational
sustainability although new in nomenclature has been applied in our society
since the use of optimisation strategies and efficiency planning in
computer science itself. Nevertheless, the current developments in the
internet of things, smart-cities and intelligent environments propose new
opportunities which can be used to the benefit of this society.

Topics that can address computational sustainability are characterised by
the dimensions that they act upon. Taking the definition of Sustainability
these are environment, economic and social. However, it not uncommon that
applications span across dimensions such as human well-being, human
behaviour and activity tracking, city transportation systems, city
buildings management, renewable energy and energy efficiency. In order to
achieve these solutions, approaches from computational sustainability often
include machine learning, constraint reasoning and optimisation, sensor
fusion, autonomous systems, among others.

This workshop has, as its main objective, to demonstrate new and original
research on the topics related to computational sustainability applied to
intelligent environments and smart-cities. Furthermore, techniques for
design, assessment, monitoring and actuation to increase efficiency and
optimisation are expected as general contributions.

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Topics of interest include, although are not limited to:
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Computational Sustainability;
Smart-Cities;
User-Awareness;
Information Diffusion;
Ubiquitous Computing;
Sensor Networks;
Energy Efficiency;
Planning and Scheduling;
Game Theory and Economic, Environmental and Social Paradigms;
Applications for Computational Sustainability;
Multi-agent Systems;
Human-Computation;
Participatory sensing

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Important Dates
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Paper submission: 1st March 2016

Notification of acceptance: 29 Apr 2016

Camera Ready: 20 May 2016


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Submission Guidelines:
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Authors are invited to submit regular full papers no more than eight (8)
pages (including any data, figures and references) in standard IEEE
double­column format.

All papers accepted for publication in this Workshop will be published as a
volume of the Ambient Intelligence and Smart Environments Series of IOS
Press and electronically available through ACM Digital Library.

These proceedings are expected to be ISI indexed. Extended versions of the
best papers accepted and presented at this Workshop may also be considered
for publication at the Journal of Ambient Intelligence and Smart
Environments or at the ICST Transactions on Future Intelligent Educational
Environments.

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Organizing Committee:

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Fábio Silva, University of Minho, Portugal

Shin'ichi Konomi, University of Tokyo, Japan

Rui Costa, Ubiwhere, Portugal

Cesar Analide, University of Minho, Portugal

Paulo Novais, University of Minho, Portugal

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