GreeNets 2018 - 5th EAI International Conference on Green Energy and Networking

In order to reduce the impact of climate change, while maintaining social prosperity as a priority, the broad themes of green energy and networking are vital for ensuring a balance between economic growth and environmental sustainability. In this context, growing global concern leads to the adoption of new technological paradigms, especially for the operation of future Smart Cities. The GreeNets 2018 conference aims to establish an international and multidisciplinary discussion opportunity for academic scientists, researchers and professionals.
GreeNets 2018 is part of the 4th annual Smart City 360˚Summit, promoting multidisciplinary scientific collaboration to solve complex societal, technological and economic problems of emerging Smart Cities.
Topics
Topics of interest include, but are not, limited to the following:
Energy and Environment; Renewable Energy; Energy Conservation; Energy Storage Systems.
Life Cycle Assessment, Forecasting, Pricing, Policies, Planning and Markets for Energy Systems.
Management of Distributed Energy Resources; Energy Systems Modelling; Energy Traffic Balance.
Smart Grids; Microgrids; Smart Homes; Smart Energy; Energy Control and Decision; Demand Response.
Intelligent Energy Monitoring; Smart Sensors; Advanced Metering Infrastructures.
Power, Energy and Industry Applications; Power Electronics Converters and Prototypes.
Power Quality; Active Power Filters; Power System Stability, Reliability and Security.
Electric Mobility; Green Vehicles; Intelligent Transportation Systems.
Energy Efficiency in Transportation, Technology and Innovation for Railways.
Smart Building Technologies; Green Industrial Automation and Control; New Lighting Technologies.
Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Physical Systems, Data Mining, Green Cloud Computing and Big Data for Smart Cities.
Green Wired and Wireless Communications Techniques and Protocols, Energy-Efficient Transmission Technologies, Mobile Architectures and Collaborative Networks for Smart Cities.