Conference Description:

Special Session on Modelling Practical Paradigms of Green Manufacturing Systems - MoMa-GreenSys 2019

3 - 5 May, 2019 - Heraklion, Crete, Greece
Within the 8th International Conference on Smart Cities and Green ICT Systems - SMARTGREENS 2019

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A major consideration in designing an efficient and non-pollution manufacturing system is its flexible manufacturing availability. Such manufacturing system we named it “Green Manufacturing System”. When a machine or any other hardware component of the system fails, the system reconfiguration is often less than perfect. It is shown that, if these imperfections constitute even a very small percent of all possible system faults, the availability of the system may be considerably reduced. A state is operational when its performance is better than a threshold value. In order to calculate the availability of a manufacturing system, its states (each corresponding to an acceptable system level) are determined. A system level is acceptable when its production capacity is satisfied. As a manufacturing system includes a large number of components with failure/repair processes, the system-level discrete event model becomes computationally intractable. New models, nature inspired models, are needed in order to deal with this complex and stringent issue. Our workshop challenges both authors and auditors to reveal the development stage of the social networks and to anticipate theirs future evolution in respect to technological and environmental changes. We deal with a non-classic workshop but an open minded and open discussion, and free debate one.

Topics of interest include:
1. Flexible manufacturing systems
2. Ecological manufacturing systems
3. Intermodal transportation systems
4. Intermodal services systems
5. Control and hazards in industrial applications, transportation systems, and other systems
6. Intermodal informational security services
7. Interaction man-machine in industrial systems
8. Intermodal natural hazards security systems
9. Internet of things for automated manufacturing systems
10. Internet of things for green manufacturing systems
11. Interaction man-machine in medical IoT systems
12. Inter-modal natural hazards in medicine IoT security systems
13. Internet of things for sanitizing environmental real-life habitats
14. Internet of things applications for eco-constraint artificial medical systems
15. Other formalisms for modelling IoT eco-constraint dynamical systems
16. Control and optimize interactions between IoT complex systems
17. Inter-modal Citizens Science of IoT applications

IMPORTANT DATES
Paper Submission: February 28, 2019
Authors Notification: March 15, 2019
Camera Ready and Registration: March 25, 2019

CHAIR
Calin Ciufudean
Stefan cel Mare University
Romania

Brief Bio
Ciufudean Calin Horatiu is an Associate Professor Ph.D. Eng. “Stefan cel Mare” University of Suceava, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Department of Computers, Control Systems, and Electronics. - Courses and laboratories: Industrial Control Systems, Reliability and Diagnosis, Discrete Event Systems, Data Acquisition Systems; – Researcher in control systems, and sustainable development systems; – Researcher as team member and director of over 34 research projects; – Trainer of student groups for national and international student competitions; – Editor of the Romanian Journal of Ecology; – Author of over 160 scientific papers published in scientific journals and conferences proceedings abroad and in Romania; – Author of 12 books published in Romania and abroad; – Author or co-author of 32 inventions. - Technical Expert of the Romanian Ministry of Justice. - President of the Romanian Society of Electrical & Control Engineering, Suceava Branch. - He is a member of the editorial boards of several international scientific journals and conferences of control systems and electric engineering science. He was designated chairmen and/or key note speaker at 28 international conferences.


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The purpose of the 8th International Conference on Smart Cities and Green ICT Systems (SMARTGREENS) is to bring together researchers, designers, developers and practitioners interested in the advances and applications in the field of Smart Cities, Green Information and Communication Technologies, Sustainability, Energy Aware Systems and Technologies.
Green Computing is nowadays one of the major challenges for most IT organizations that involve medium and large scale distributed infrastructures like Grids, Clouds and Clusters. The conference will focus on solutions for all aspects of green computing such as energy efficiency, carbon footprint reduction and cooling management. The tradeoffs between energy efficiency and performance have become key challenges that must be addressed in both, distributed and traditional performance-oriented infrastructures. Particularly relevant is the so-called Smart Grid technology, seeking to optimize distributed electricity generation, especially from renewable sources, and to promote the use of smart devices (including smart home and new vehicular energy approaches) that require further research on distributed communications, energy storage and integrations of various sources of energy.
Papers describing advanced prototypes, systems, tools and techniques and general survey papers indicating future directions are also encouraged. Papers describing original work are invited in any of the areas listed below. Accepted papers, presented at the conference by one of the authors, will be published in the Proceedings of SMARTGREENS. Acceptance will be based on quality, relevance and originality. Both full research reports and work-in-progress reports are welcome. There will be both oral and poster sessions.
Special sessions, dedicated to case-studies and commercial presentations, as well as tutorials dedicated to technical/scientific topics are also envisaged: companies interested in presenting their products/methodologies or researchers interested in holding a tutorial, workshop or special session are invited to contact the conference secretariat or visit the SMARTGREENS conference website.

CONFERENCE AREAS

Each of these topic areas is expanded below but the sub-topics list is not exhaustive. Papers may address one or more of the listed sub-topics, although authors should not feel limited by them. Unlisted but related sub-topics are also acceptable, provided they fit in one of the following main topic areas:
1. ENERGY-AWARE SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES
2. SUSTAINABLE COMPUTING AND SYSTEMS
3. SMART CITIES AND SMART BUILDINGS
4. DEMOS AND USE-CASES
5. SMART AND DIGITAL SERVICES

AREA 1: ENERGY-AWARE SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES
Architectures for Smart Grids
Economic Models of Energy Efficiency
Energy Monitoring
Renewable Energy Resources
Greener Systems Planning and Design
Virtualization for Reducing Power Consumption
Evolutionary Algorithms in Energy Applications
Scheduling and Switching Power Supplies
Energy Profiling and Measurement
Energy-Aware Process Optimisation
Optimization Techniques for Efficient Energy Consumption
Microgeneration
Smart Energy Storage
Load Balancing in Smart Grids
Energy Management Systems (EMS)

AREA 2: SUSTAINABLE COMPUTING AND SYSTEMS
Wireless Systems and Networks
Green Computing Models, Methodologies and Paradigms
Wearable Computing
Green Data Centers
Algorithms for Reduced Power, Energy and Heat
Green Communications Architectures and Frameworks
Qos and Green Computing
Integration of Smart Appliances
Smart Homes (Domotics)
Case Studies on Green Computing and Communications
Interoperability
Energy Efficient Network Hardware
Energy-Efficient Communication Protocols
Internet of Things
Green Software Engineering Methodologies and Tools
Security and Privacy

AREA 3: SMART CITIES AND SMART BUILDINGS
Case Studies, Business Models and Innovative Applications for Smart(er) Cities
Safety, Security, and Privacy for Smart Cities
Human Smart Cities
Smart Buildings
Intelligent Transport Systems and Traffic Management
e-Mobility and Smart Transport
Intelligent Buildings
Urban Monitoring and Optimization
User-Centred and Participatory Design of Services and Systems for Smart Cities
Innovation Labs, Experimental Test-Beds and Simulation Environments
Mechanisms for Motivating Behaviour Change
Internet-Enabled Infrastructures and Services
Service Innovation and Design to Support Smart Cities
Smart Sensor-Based Networks and Applications
Big Data and Urban Data Analytics
IS Architecture Designs and Platforms for Smart Cities
Case Studies and Innovative Applications for Smart(er) Cities
Planning and Design Challenges for Smart Cities
Frameworks and models for Smart City Initiatives

AREA 4: DEMOS AND USE-CASES
Technologies Demos used in Smart Cities
Case Studies
Energy Management Systems
Visualization Tools
Optimization approaches
E-Vehicles demos
Smart Home Devices
Experiments
Software Tools

AREA 5: SMART AND DIGITAL SERVICES
Mobility Services
Socio-Technical Integration and Stakeholder Involvement
Research and Innovation in Creative Industries
Digital Entrepreneurship
Service Architectures
Digital Social Networks
Digital Service Innovation
Digital Transformation for Public Sectors
Data Services
Service Adoption and Technology Transfer
Service Design
Digitalized Manufacturing Systems
Living-Labs & Open-Innovation
Design-enabled Innovation in Cities
Simulation of Business Models and Architectures

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Norbert Streitz, Founder and Scientific Director, Smart Future Initiative, Germany
Rudolf Giffinger, Vienna University of Technology, Austria
Javier Sánchez-Medina, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain

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