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CALL FOR PAPERS
The Second International Workshop on Data Mining for Ambient Intelligence and Secure Communications Organised in conjunction with IEEE ICDM 2026 The DM-AISC 2026 workshop will bring together researchers and practitioners from academia and industry to advance data mining methods for trustworthy ambient intelligence and secure communications. The workshop emphasises rigorous, deployment-aware research spanning data mining, cybersecurity, IoT/6G, edge intelligence, computer vision, and cyber-physical systems. We invite original research papers describing novel contributions in the following areas: Ambient Intelligence and Context-Aware Mining • Context-aware, behavioural, spatio-temporal, and multimodal mining • Representation learning and pattern discovery for pervasive data streams Trustworthy and Responsible AI • Explainable, robust, fair, and privacy-preserving learning • Adversarially resilient mining and secure model deployment Edge, IoT, and Cyber-Physical Intelligence • Resource-aware mining for edge/IoT systems, digital twins, and real-time analytics • Industrial IoT, smart infrastructure, and resilient cyber-physical platforms Cybersecurity and Digital Forensics • Anomaly, intrusion, malware, and threat detection • Identity, authentication, attribution, and forensic intelligence 6G, Wireless, and Secure Communications • Physical-layer and network-aware mining for intelligent communications • Mining for NTN, vehicular, industrial, and next-generation wireless systems Computer Vision and Human-Centred Analytics • Vision-based sensing, image/video analytics, and human activity recognition • Digital health, assisted living, agriculture, and human-centric AI We particularly welcome papers that combine methodological novelty with practical evaluation and that foster diversity, originality, and cross-disciplinary dialogue within the ICDM research community. Important Dates • Paper submission deadline: 31 August, 2026 • Notification of acceptance: 30 September 2026 • Camera-ready version deadline: 10 October 2026 • Workshop date: 12 November 2026 (Tentative) Submission • Submission system: https://www.wi-lab.com/cyberchair/2026/icdm26/scripts/submit.php?subarea=S38 Paper format: https://www.ieee.org/conferences/publishing/templates.html Paper length: Maximum 10 pages in IEEE two-column format Review process: Blind peer review by members of the workshop program committee. Publication: Accepted papers are expected to be included in the ICDM 2026 workshop proceedings, subject to the final publication policy of IEEE ICDM 2026 Contact: A/Prof Quazi Mamun (Charles Sturt University, Australia): qmamun@csu.edu.au Workshop Website: https://thinkspace.csu.edu.au/dm-aisc2026/ |
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