Call for Papers
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Special
Issue on Modeling and Simulation for Intelligent Mobility Journal of
Computational Science Editor-in-Chief: Peter Sloot http://www.journals.elsevier.com/journal-of-computational-science/ ISSN: 1877-7503 |
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Overview
Transportation represents one seventh of the
world's economy. There are many system and software technologies and
hybrid intelligence being used to make transportation more clean,
efficient, connected and safe. The next generation of connected vehicles
is an emerging field, which crosses multiple disciplines including
automotive, intelligent transportation, information technology, communications,
energy, etc.
This special issue
aims to foster the dissemination of high quality research in computational
thinking, modern computational methods, modeling and simulation for enabling
Intelligent Mobility. Original
research articles are solicited in all aspects, including vehicle behavior
modeling, environmental awareness, autonomous vehicles and systems, telematics,
swarm intelligence, social economics, and experimental prototypes or tools
realizing intelligent mobility. The
papers will be peer reviewed and selected on the basis of both their quality
and their relevance to the theme of this special issue.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited
to:
Computational modeling and
methodologies for Intelligent Mobility:
Issues related
to modeling and algorithms that enable the integration of computational
intelligence into future mobility. Examples include the artificial neural
network, agent-based modeling, fuzzy algorithms, evolutionary algorithms,
machine learning, awareness, statistical techniques, cognitive models,
etc. to prompt the growth of the intelligent mobility.
Theory, enabling technologies and tools for Intelligent Mobility:
Techniques and methods relating to the implementation of intelligent
mobility concepts, including autonomous vehicles and human-like systems. Examples
include data mining, information processing, recommendation systems, personalization and adaptation, services and system optimization
for intelligent mobility.
Cases/Studies of Intelligent
Mobility:
Practical and real-world experience that demonstrate the value of
incorporating computational intelligence in transportation and mobility.
Submission
& Review Instruction
Submitted
articles must not have been previously published or currently submitted for
journal publication elsewhere. Submissions must be directly
sent via the
JoCS submission web site at http://ees.elsevier.com/jocs/login.asp
(please select the track - SI: Intelligent
Mobility).
Paper submissions
must conform to the layout and format guidelines in Journal of Computational Science. For
a full and complete Guide for Authors, please refer to: http://www.journals.elsevier.com/journal-of-computational-science/
Each submitted paper will be reviewed by at least three Editorial reviewers
Criteria and Evaluation for acceptance of paper:
- Significance to the journal's audience
- Relevance to
this special issue
- Quality of the paper including originality, technical depth,
significance of results, adequacy of priori works referenced, overall
organization, clarity and readability, satisfactory English writing, sufficient support for assertions and conclusion, appropriate title, abstract adequately summarizes the paper, introduction
provides proper orientation, clear tables and figures.
- Overall recommendation on the paper
- Optional confidential comments to the Editorial Committee
Schedule
Paper submission (regular submission): July
31, 2014
Extended version of conference best paper September
31, 2014
1st round review notification: November
31, 2014
1st revision due: January
15, 2015
2nd round review notification: February
28, 2015
2nd revision due: March
30, 2015
Final acceptance approved by EiC: April
15, 2015 <tentative>
Guest Editors
Shangguang Wang, Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, China
Mike Lees, University of Amsterdam, The Netherland
http://www.mhlees.com
Robert Hsu, Chung Hua
University, Taiwan