SCOPE

Smart Cities represent a new way of thinking about urban space by shaping a model that integrates aspects like energy efficiency, sustainable mobility, protection of the environment and economic sustainability. These aspects represent the goals for future software developments. Current cities provide potentially unlimited settings for intelligent agents to display their ability to react, act proactively, interact between themselves, or otherwise plan, learn, etc. in an intelligent, or rather human, manner.

Therefore, the objective of this workshop is to provide a forum to present and discuss the use of agent technology in the area of Smart Cities. We welcome any paper about experiences on the use of agents in Smart Cities tackling issues related to smart architectures, urban simulations, intelligent infrastructure, smart transport, open data, among others. We also intend to address specific methodological and technological issues raised by the real deployment of agents in rich environments such as smart cities.

TOPICS

Topics relevant for the workshop include specially applications, but also theoretical approaches, based on, but not limited to:

Smart city modeling
Smart city simulation
Intelligent infrastructure
Sensors and actuators
Open data and big data analytics
Smart health and emergency management
Smart environments
Smart education
Smart health
Smart mobility and transportation
Intelligent vehicles
Smart integrated grids
Smart traffic system operations
Smart home and smart buildings
Smart manufacturing and logistics
Internet Of Things and Smart Cities

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Adriana Giret (Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain)
Vicente Julián (Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain)
Juan Manuel Corchado (Universidad de Salamanca, Spain)
Alberto Fernández (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Spain)
Holger Billhardt (Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Spain)
Javier Bajo (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid)