AmIHEALTH 2015 - 1st International Conference on Ambient Intelligence for Health (AmIHEALTH 2015)

Workshop Goals: Urban services, such as vehicular traffic, personal security for citizens, or tourism support, have been recently enhanced by digital networks and mobile technology. Using sensing capabilities (e.g. geo-referencing, movement detection or capture of audio/video) and distributed information processing, it is possible to provide ambient intelligence in urban areas to reach particular goals, for instance, to determine fastest routes for traffic participants based on data exchange between their mobile computer devices. Thus, citizens become active participants in the design and deployment of solutions for urban problems addressing the needs of residents and visitors of particular areas. This workshop provides a discussion space, in which researchers, students, technology experts and practitioners can contribute to the design, assessment, development, and deployment of ambient intelligent solutions applied in the urban domain. The workshop will act as a forum to validate recent results and on-going research, particularly addressed by young researchers.
Topics of Interest
- Ambient Intelligence for Urban Areas
- Context-Aware Computing for Urban Areas
- Participatory and Crowd Sensing
- Crowd Computing and Cooperative Systems
- Ambient Intelligent Systems to Support Urban Services
- Middleware and Infrastructures to Implement Urban Ambient Intelligence
- Positioning Methods and Georeferencing Processes
- Mobile Computing and Urban Applications
- Scientific Computation Methods for Ambient Intelligence in Urban Areas
- Human Computer Interaction for Ambient Intelligence in Urban Areas
- Ubiquitous Computing in Urban Areas
- Modeling Methods for Ambient Intelligent Systems in Urban Areas
- Cooperative Systems in Ambient Intelligent Systems in Urban Areas
- Interactive Systems and User Interfaces for Ambient Intelligent Systems in Urban Areas
- Formal Modeling Methods, Validation and Verification
- Health, Leisure and Private Services in Urban Areas
- Literature Reviews and Case Studies