The Sustainable Cities Latin America – SCLA is a multidisciplinary and non-profit event. SCLA emerged in 2019 as a result of a partnership between the “Universidad Nacional de San Agustín de Arequipa – Peru” and the “Escola Politécnica da Universidade de São Paulo – Brazil”, with Prof. Dr. Jorge Rodolfo Beingolea serving as its founding president.
SCLA is supported by the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) as its main technical sponsor for the Call and indexing of Articles resulting from the event.
At the epicenter of this evolution, events like the “Sustainable Cities Latin America” (IEEE SCLA) emerge as catalysts for inspiring change. They are not mere gatherings but true idea laboratories where leaders, experts, and enthusiasts of the cities of the future come together. SCLA, in particular, shines in fostering urban innovation initiatives in Latin America, where bold visions and transformative projects come to life.
1ª Edition IEEE SCLA
Arequipa - Peru - 26 - 29 August 2019 - Universidad Nacional de San Agustin de Arequipa - UNSA
The Sustainable Cities Latin America – SCLA is a multidisciplinary and non-profit event. SCLA emerged in 2019 as a result of a partnership between the “Universidad Nacional de San Agustín de Arequipa – Peru” and the “Escola Politécnica da Universidade de São Paulo – Brazil”, with Prof. Dr. Jorge Rodolfo Beingolea serving as its founding president.
- Digital Transformation and Smart Cities
- Governance, Citizenship, and Smart Society
- Efficient Energy and Renewable Energies
- Sustainable City Planning
- Trends for Digital Transformation
- Intelligent Development Platforms
- Integration and Management Systems
- Having the infrastructure to continue this path is essential
- How to obtain a Comprehensive Mobility System for my city
- Technology for Urban Management
- Sustainable Tourism for Smart Cities
- Agriculture + Wireless Sensors
- Implementing Artificial Intelligence: New challenges for sustainable cities
- Controlled Birth Rates and Geneticism for the future
- Developing Apps to Save the World
- Participatory Methodologies for Diagnosing Touristic Potential in Smart Cities
- Unraveling Infertility and Reproduction in the 21st Century
- Cloud Computing: Frameworks and Applications
- Key Technology for 5G in Smart Cities
2ª Edition IEEE SCLA
Medellín Colômbia - 25 - 27 August 2021 (Virtual Conference)
The Sustainable Cities Latin America – SCLA is a multidisciplinary and non-profit event. SCLA emerged in 2019 as a result of a partnership between the “Universidad Nacional de San Agustín de Arequipa – Peru” and the “Escola Politécnica da Universidade de São Paulo – Brazil”, with Prof. Dr. Jorge Rodolfo Beingolea serving as its founding president.
- Digital Transformation and Smart Cities
- Governance, Citizenship, and Smart Society
- Efficient Energy and Renewable Energies
- Sustainable City Planning
- Trends for Digital Transformation
- Intelligent Development Platforms
- Integration and Management Systems
- Having the infrastructure to continue this path is essential
- How to obtain a Comprehensive Mobility System for my city
- Technology for Urban Management
- Sustainable Tourism for Smart Cities
- Agriculture + Wireless Sensors
- Implementing Artificial Intelligence: New challenges for sustainable cities
- Controlled Birth Rates and Geneticism for the future
- Developing Apps to Save the World
- Participatory Methodologies for Diagnosing Touristic Potential in Smart Cities
- Unraveling Infertility and Reproduction in the 21st Century
- Cloud Computing: Frameworks and Applications
- Key Technology for 5G in Smart Cities
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.
