ICGCTI 2015 - The Third International Conference on Green Computing, Technology and Innovation

Benefits of, and barriers to, adopting greener IT practices Carbon management policies and ecology- related issues with ICT
Carbon metering and user feedback
Characterization, metrics, and modeling
Climate and ecosystem monitoring
Creating green awareness using IT
Energy harvesting, storage, and recycling
Energy-aware computing
Energy-aware high performance computing and applications Energy-aware large scale distributed systems, such as Grids, Clouds and service computing
Energy-aware software
Energy-efficient mass data storage and processing
Energy-efficient network services and operations
Governments’ roles in fostering and enforcing green initiatives
Green IT metrics, maturity models, standards, and regulations Green business process reengineering and management
Green computing models, methodologies and paradigms
Green design, manufacture, use, disposal, and recycling of computers and communication systems
Green networking and communication
Green software engineering
Life-cycle analysis of IT equipment
Low-power electronics and systems
Management and profiling tools for energy efficient systems Matching energy supply and demand
Modeling-representations, simulation and validation for energy consumption optimization problems
Network design optimization
Online dynamic optimization for energy efficient systems Optimization of energy-efficient protocols
Power-aware algorithms and protocols
Power-aware software and hardware
Power-efficient delivery and cooling
Reliability, thermal behavior and control
Renewable energy models and prediction
Robustness and performance guarantees
Smart buildings and urban development
Smart grid and microgrids
Smart homes, buildings, offices, streets
Smart transportation and manufacturing
Stability of smart energy systems
Sustainable computing
Using IT to reduce carbon emissions