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Internet Of Things Challenges
3rd edition of the international conference on IoT : Techniques, uses, ethics
Track chairs:
• Mehdi Ammi (Université de Paris Sud, France)
• Samuel Szoniecky (Université Paris 8, France)
Short description
This conference will examine the problems of the IoT along three axis complementary technique, use and ethics. The techniques used to produce artifacts (physical objects, infrastructures), programs (algorithmics, software) and data (Big Data, linked data, metadata, ontologies) are the subject of multiple innovations rich and stimulating. Alongside this technological boom, the uses of IoT colonize new fields of application in the areas of transport, administration, housing, maintenance, health, sports, well-being.. The privileged interface with the digital ecosystems are now at the heart of social exchanges, the IdO develops a power to act with both good and bad consequences, makes it difficult to appreciate a fair activity.
Call for papers
Scientists, industrialists and students are invited to reflect on the new challenges that IoT presents by demonstrating how these emerging technologies develop new uses that condition human relationships with digital and physical ecosystems and challenge ethical boundaries. These reflections will develop original views both on the techniques put in place and on their impacts on the process in change of our society. The main technological issues will concern sensors, embedded electronics, communication protocols and data security in a major strategic situation. Usage questions will focus on the human factors of human-machine interactions and the positioning of future users at the very heart of the design process of connected objects. Particular attention will be paid to proposals concerning methods of design : design, development, debugging and evaluation of connected objects and services. Ethical issues will concern the changes in the economy and the society, individual freedoms, but also research and creativity.
Publication
ACM will publish the proceedings of the Digital Tools & Uses Congress in the ACM Digital Library within its International Conference Proceedings Series (ISBN 978-1-4503-6451-5).
A selection of best papers will be invited to publish extended versions in form of book chapters under the series Digital Tools & Uses at ISTE & Wiley (indexed by Wiley Online Library).
Accepted authors will be sent the ACM rights management form and complete instructions.
After completing their rights management form, authors will be emailed the correct rights text and bibliographic strip to place within their paper. Please inform authors that they must enter the text into their paper.
Submission Types
• Short and Long Papers
• Workshop
Submission Format
Please use the ACM Master Template to prepare your proposal : https://www.acm.org/publications/proceedings-template
Important: At this first step you are required to submit as anonymous author for peer-reviewing. That is, leave in blank the Author and Affiliation text of the template. If your proposal is accepted, you will then prepare a final version with your full name and contact details.
Submission System
Please send your proposals via SciencesConf :
https://iotc-2018.sciencesconf.org
Review Process
All submissions will follow a blind peer-review process. At least two different members of the scientific committee will review each paper. The selection criteria is based on originality, accordance to the theme and topics, scientific/technical contribution, and clarity of presentation.
Authors will receive notification of acceptance on May 18th 2018. If your paper is accepted you will be solicited to prepare the camera-ready version for its publication.
Topics
Network of digital and physical objects
Connected, connected objects
User Interface Aspects of IoTs
Innovation and technological uses of IoT
Communicative and augmented environments
IoT Information Ecosystems
Sensor networks and signal analysis of connected objects
Social interaction
Hypertext and hypermedia of objects
Design Methodologies
Analytical models
Applications and paradigms of interaction for citizens
