Overview
UMITS 2016 provides a venue for discussing the latest scientific results and practical case studies on Intelligent Transportation Systems(ITS) and Vehicular Communications. The workshop is directed at both academic researchers and practicing engineers. In this edition we focus on planning and managing ITS and how to move the technology from the laboratories to the cities. The topics of interest have been carefully selected to provide a comprehensive overview of the most significant issues related to Planning & Managing ITS. Thorough comprehension of urban mobility enables the development of more realistic and sophisticated models for ITS. More sophisticated ITS models enable the development of better strategies for Planning & Managing ITS, which may allow new insights into the application of novel technologies such as Internet of Things, Clouds, Software Defined Networks, Big Data, and Social Networking.
UMITS 2016 has a high quality Technical Program Committee (TPC) composed of ITS leading researchers from 51 institutions in 23 countries.
Topics of Interest
The topics of interest have been carefully selected for a comprehensive overview on the most significant issues on Planning & Managing ITS. Original contributions previously unpublished are solicited in relevant areas including (but not limited to) the following topics:
PLANNING & MANAGING ITS- Network Management
- Communication in ITS
- Vehicular Networks
- Experience Reports
- Experimental Testbeds
- Privacy, Authentication, Reputation for ITS
- Algorithms for ITS
- Analytic Formulations
- Optimization Models
- Probabilistic Approaches
- Clouds for ITS
- SDN for ITS
- Social Networks for ITS
- Traffic Prediction
- Mobility Models
- Green ITS
- Economic, Legal and Regulative Issues
Paper Submission
All submissions must present original, unpublished research or experiences. Only original papers that have not been published elsewhere can be submitted. UMITS allows the submission of Regular Papers and Short Papers.
Each Regular Paper must be accompanied by a 75- to 200-word abstract outlining scope and contributions. Regular Papers are limited to 6 pages (including references).
On the other hand, Short Papers are accompanied by a 50- to 75-word abstract stating new or controversial ideas or presenting work in progress. Short Papers are limited to 3 pages.
All submissions must be written in English in IEEE 2-column style. Authors should submit their papers via EDAS: Submit your paper
AWARD will be presented to the best UMITS paper.
Proceedings
Accepted papers will be included in the conference proceedings (IEEEXplore).
Important Dates
Paper submission: April, 20, 2016Notification of acceptance: May 7, 2016
Final version of papers due: May 21, 2016
Workshop date: June 27-30, 2016
Call for Papers in PDF format
Call for Papers in ASCII format
