The third edition of the International Conference on Smart City Challenges & Outcomes for Urban Transformation (SCOUT-2024) provide a platform for the academicians/ researchers and policy makers to come up with alternative ways of fulfilling the specific needs & products or service in making the city life better and bringing transformation through disruptive technologies and to bring out state-of-art solutions. The conference covers the following topics, but not limited to:

    I. Technological infrastructure for smart cities support

  • Sensing, actuation, sensor networks
  • Interfaces
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Big data and machine learning
  • Internet of things (iot)
  • Embedded systems
  • Radio frequency identification (rfid)
  • Near field communication (nfc)
  • Ubiquitous computing
  • Pervasive computing
  • Cyber-physical systems (cps)
  • Virtual reality
  • Augmented reality
  • Robotics
  • Context awareness
  • Autonomic computing
  • Decision support systems
  • Knowledge creation

II. “Smart-city” sub-systems

  • Smart campus
  • Smart homes
  • Ambient assisted living
  • Smart hospitals
  • E-health
  • M-health
  • Telemedicine
  • Smart transport
  • Smart shopping
  • Smart industry
  • Smart farming
  • Smart water management

III. Urban mobility

  • Automated and connected urban systems
  • Accessibility
  • Interconnected public spaces
  • Smart parking
  • Smart mobility
  • Electric vehicles
  • Autonomous vehicles
  • Intelligent transportation systems
  • Mobile ad hoc networks (manets)
  • Vehicular ad hoc networks (vanets)
  • Vehicle-to-everything (v2x)

IV. Data management

  • Cloud computing
  • Fog/edge computing
  • Analytics
  • Visualization
  • Gdpr
  • Privacy
  • Security
  • Blockchain
  • Participatory sensing
  • Citizens as scientists

V. Responsible innovation

  • Sustainability
  • Accelerating decarbonisation
  • Smart grid
  • Energy efficiency
  • Renewable energies
  • Monitoring and verification of building performance
  • Resilience
  • Global warming governance

VI. E-government

  • City logistics
  • Optimization and decision-making support
  • Open government
  • Smart partnerships
  • Smart services
  • Citizen engagement and participation
  • Social inclusion
  • Co-production
  • Citizen centricity
  • Quadruple helix of innovation
  • Citizen involvement and innovative governance

VII. Disaster management

  • Simulation
  • Detection
  • Prevention
  • Emergency services support
  • Large crowds’ guidance and support
  • Environmental modelling

VIII. Smart city application platforms

  • Methodologies to tackle real problems in cities
  • Bottlenecks and enablers
  • Practical problems
  • Pilots
  • Complex systems modelling