Call for Papers:
Nowadays, because of the growth of smart devices, embedded and ubiquitous
communication technologies and combined with cyber world to provide many smart
services, the Internet of Things (IoT) became more important to the real world and became a
leading technology widely deployed in many areas, including industry, transportation,
healthcare and wellbeing applications, energy, home and environmental monitoring... IoT
provides a value-added service that allows users to easily monitor their environment and
help them make right decisions. The Internet of Things is likely to improve people's quality of
life, create new markets and opportunities, increase economic growth and stimulate
competition. Many research efforts focus on collecting and processing data from different
connected things. Others have proposed novel processing and communication architectures,
technologies and management strategies. IoT systems can leverage wireless sensor
networks to collect and process data and use cloud technologies, peer-to-peer systems, and
big data paradigms to provide computing and analytics capabilities. Many of the IoT systems
and technologies are relatively novel. There are still many untapped applications areas,
numerous technical challenges and issues that need to be improved and broadly explored.
The main scope of this special track is the convergence of IoT and big data technologies, and
aims at bringing together researchers and practitioners working in IoT in order to present,
discuss and share original research works and practical experiences, and provide the latest
and most innovative contributions.
The Track welcomes submissions related to the practical and theoretical issues related to
developing and deploying such systems. The main topics include but are not limited to:
Important Dates:
Special Track Chairs:
Abdelmalek Amine, University of Saida, Algeria