Call for Papers
Important Deadlines
- Full paper submission: March 29th, 2025
- Notification of Acceptance: April 21th, 2025
- Camera-ready: April 28th, 2025
- Author registration: May 05th, 2025
Click to Open Topics
- Applications and experiences
- Social computing
- Social sensing applications
- Human information processing
- Complex social systems
- Mobile phones as social sensors (Mobile sensing)
- Wearable sensing
- Data protection
- Exploring Social Sensing for tourism
- Smart Transportation
- Vulnerability, Resilience and Adaptation
- Innovative Public Policies
- Transport and Sustainable Urban Mobility
- Economic Equity
- Sustainable
- Urban Development
- New technologies
- Industrial IoT
- Smart Manufacturing
- Horizontal application development for IoT
- Smart Home, Building Management and Operation Automation
- IoT Experimental Results and Deployment Scenarios
- Environmental Monitoring
- Green IoT: Sustainable Design and Technologies
- Cyber-physical systems
- Connected Car – Automotive
- Autonomous vehicles
- Big data and IoT Data Analytics
- 5G Networks
- Tactile Internet
- Legacy Networks
- Software Defined Networks
- Sensor Network
- Massive IoT
- Fog Computing
- Edge Computing
- Cloud Computing / frameworks
- Smart City Logistics on Cloud Computing Model
- Smart Tele-healthcare
- Wearable Devices in Healthcare
- Smart garments & Textil
- Healthcare, e-Health, Assisted Living
- Smart Telecardiolgy and Telenursing
- Medication adherence and health monitoring
- Telemedicine for rural
- Smart health and big data
- IoT analysis and applications
- Bioinformatics and precision medicine
- E-health and m-health governance
- Medical device interoperability
- Security and privacy
- Integration of the digital and the physical environment
- Security Risks That Threaten Smart Cities
- Data and identity theft
- Security and Privacy Enhancing Technologies
- Cryptography, key management and authorization for IoT
- Data integrity
- Security and Privacy
- Reliability aspects in sensor networks
- Monitoring distributed sensor networks
- Secure communication in sensor networks
– Papers must be written in English. Submissions should be original, unpublished, limited to 6 double-column pages (including all images and references), and follow the standard IEEE double-column conference template .
– Only PDF files will be accepted.
– The submissions must uploaded on the conference website.
– Accepted and presented papers will be published in the SCLA 2025 Conference proceedings and submitted to IEEE Xplore and also to other Abstracting and Indexing (A&I) databases.
– Further guidelines for paper preparation and submission are given in the Submission Guidelines tab of this page.
– Accepted papers should meet the following guidelines:
- Accepted papers must be presented in oral sessions, which is mandatory to be submitted in the conference proceedings (IEEE Xplore database, including ISBN).
- The official conference language is English; so, the conference presentations will be in English.
– All submissions should be written in English with a maximum paper length of six (6) printed pages (10-point font) including figures (template).
– When preparing your manuscript, please pay also attention to the following:
- Only the maximum number of up 5 co-authors per article will be allowed.
- If your paper has been prepared using Microsoft Word, please ensure that you have used the most current version which will help reduce word-to-pdf conversion issues such as embedded fonts, bookmarks, etc.
- No page numbers and no headers/footers
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Papers are reviewed on the basis that they do not contain plagiarized material and not sent for a conference on the same time (double submission). These matters are taken very seriously and the IEEE SCLA conference will take action against any author who has engaged in either practice.
Professor at the University of Antwerp and director at the research centre Imec, Belgium. He is leading the IDLab Antwerp research group (100+ members), which is performing applied and fundamental research in the area of communication networks and distributed intelligence. His personal research interests are in the domain of low-power machine learning and its application to wireless network optimization.
Enviromental engineer, and holds a graduate degree in Environmental Law and a Master’s degree in Law with emphasis in mining, hydrocarbon and energy regulation. She is the national coordinator of the Sustainability Strategy at Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana UPB, where she has led projects that have positioned the University as the first neutral-carbon university in Latin America, as certified by the Colombian Institute of Technical Standards and Certification ICONTEC. Ana María has experience in sustainable production, environmental law, and industrial ecology; and has worked in environmental consulting in the public and private sectors, where she has led projects of tax incentives for environmental investments, environmental impact studies, and organizational environmental management. Since 2013 she has been teaching several undergraduate and graduate courses in topics related to sustainability.
