6th International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing and Ambient Intelligence & 4th International Workshop on Ambient Assisted Living (UCAmI-IWAAL 2012)
Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain, December 3-5th, 2012
Deadline Paper Submission : June 15, 2012
http://mami.uclm.es/ucami2012/
http://www.ucami.org
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Selected papers will be published in the following journals:
– Journal of Universal Computer Science – Ambient Intelligence & Sustainable Computing (JCR indexed)
– Journal of Universal Computer Science – Ambient Assisted Living: Home Care (JCR indexed)
– Journal of Ambient Intelligence & Humanized Computing
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Important dates:
Paper submission: June 15, 2012
Notification of acceptance: July 15, 2012
Camera-ready version: September 15, 2012
Conference dates: December 3-5, 2012
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Topics of interest
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UCAmI – 2012
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Sustainable Computing:
– Use of sensors for environmental monitoring
– Smart Control for eco-friendly devices and building
– Eco-aware Devices, Services and Environments
– AmI for a Greener Planet
– Green Computing and Power-Aware Middleware
– Smart Cities
Human Interaction in Ambient Intelligence:
– Human-Centric Interfaces for AmI environments (multi-modal, touch computing, NFC, 2D codes)
– Context- and Location-aware Frameworks and Sensing (context modelling, user-adaptability, automatic-generation of user interfaces, sentient computing, knowledge-based approach, affective and social interfaces, etc.)
– Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality
– Smart-object based interaction, persuasive computing and Tangible Interactions.
– Ubiquitous and Ambient Displays Environments, Wall Displays, Urban Displays, Multi-screen Environments.
– Detection and Support for collaboration, User Intentions and Activity Recognition, Analysis of Psychological User States
– Digital TV-based interfaces
ICT instrumentation and Middleware support for Smart Environments and Objects:
– Mobile Ad Hoc Networks and Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs)
– RFID and 2-D codes for real-world labelling
– Smart Sensors
– Wearable Computing
– Custom made internet-connected objects
– Semantic Middleware Infrastructure (Semantic Web, OSGi, DLNA, DPWS, Home automation standards)
Adding intelligence for Environment Adaptation:
– Knowledge Representation and Management for user and environment modelling and understanding (Ontologies, Semantic Web, Logic, Expert Systems Multi-agents)
– Autonomic Computing, Responsive and Proactive Systems and Dynamic Reconfiguration
– Ontologies for user and environment modelling and understanding
– Learning, Reasoning and Adaptation Techniques over context models. Collaborative Smart objects
– Linked Open Data applied to Smart Environments
Key application domains for Ambient Intelligence:
– Internet of Things and Social Web of Things
– Social Robotics
– Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS)
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IWAAL – 2012
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Human-Computer Interaction at AAL environments:
– Ubiquitous and Mobile Interfaces
– Tangible Interfaces
– Multi-modal Interaction
– Virtual and Augmented Reality for AAL
– Sensor-based Interfaces
– Agent-based Interfaces
– Robot-based Interfaces
– Computer Vision
– Innovative Interaction Devices
– Mobile Interaction
– Interaction for Inclusion
Intelligent Healthcare and Homecare Environments:
– Ambient Intelligence for AAL
– E-Learning for AAL
– Artificial Intelligence techniques for AAL
– Context-Awareness in Assistive Environments
– Modeling of human activity and behaviour for providing timely assistance
– Collaborative Systems for AAL
– Decision Support Systems
– Knowledge Management
– Architectures for developing AAL Environments
– Applications for elderly people with few resources
– Accessibility
Sensing and Monitoring:
– Identification and Sensing Technologies
– Risks Detection
– Activity Recognition
– Tele-mobile monitoring
– Diet & Exercise monitoring
– Supervising the taking of drugs
– Vital Signs Supervision
AAL Environments:
– Smart Homes & Supervised Homes
– Hospital Communication Management for AAL
– Geriatric Residences
– Living Labs
– Getting older in rural areas
Key applications domains:
– Chronic diseases
– Frailty
– Dementia
– Rehabilitation
– Ocupational therapy
– Emotional Support
– Healthcare and Social Wellness
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General Co-Chairs
José Bravo, University of Castilla-La Mancha (Spain)
Diego López-de-Ipiña, University of Deusto (Spain)
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Contact: grupo.mami@uclm.es