The 2013 IEEE International Conference on Networking, Sensing and Control will be held in Paris-Evry, France. The main theme of the conference is “Technology for efficient green networks”. Sustainable development economic with preserved environment is a great challenge in the 21st century to the planet. The development of human-oriented services for enhancing life and mobility is of primary importance. Green networks involve almost all economic and social areas such as information and signal transmission networks, energy and water distribution networks, and goods and people transportation networks. Although public and private institutions, governments in many countries have targeted at green networks for several decades, the true achievement of efficient green networks depends cruelly on real and important progress of advanced technologies and innovative methodologies in design, management, control of networks, cooperation among all partners, and coordination at different levels, especially the information systems and infrastructures. This conference will provide a remarkable opportunity for the academic and industrial communities to address new challenges and share solutions, and discuss future research directions. It will feature plenary speeches, industrial panel sessions, funding agency panel sessions, interactive sessions, and invited/special sessions. Contributions are expected from academia, industry, and management agencies.

Bio-informatics, bio-signals and systems
Collaborative systems
Complex system management
Control of networks
Cooperative infrastructure
Coordination of networks
Design of transportation networks
Distributed intelligent systems
Energy Sources
Energy Management System
Energy Efficient Equipment
Freight transport
Fuzzy and neural systems
Heterogeneous wireless networks
Homeland security
Human factors
Human adaptive mechatronics
Human/computer interface
Information systems & infrastructure
Intelligent vehicle highway systems
Intelligent transport system
Manufacturing automation
Micro/nano, electro-mechanical sensor systems
Multi-agent systems


Multi-level multi-objective optimization
Network security
Network-based computing systems
Networked control systems
Next generation of infrastructures
Performance evaluation of networks
Power Systems
Reliability of networks
Risk assessment of networks
Resilient control systems
Sensor design, integration and fusion
Sensor networks
Smart car and vehicle control
Smart grids
Smart home environments
Smart sensors
Smart vision and image processing
Space-based networking
Tele-medicine
Tele-robotics
Traffic management
Transportation planning and scheduling
Wireless communications
Workflow management