Dear Researcher(s)

Your research work is invited for Special session on "Predictive internet of things for
vehicle navigation system". This session is scheduled to be held at IEEE TENCON 2017
on November 5-8, 2017 @Penang, Malaysia. Final Date of paper submission is July 9th,
2017. For more details, you can write to Co-Chair(s).

About Conference:

TENCON is a premier International Technical Conference of IEEE Region 10 (also referred

as the Asia Pacific Region, one of the largest regional organizations of the IEEE). TENCON
is held annually since 1980, and provides an important forum for researchers and engineers
from the industries, professors and graduate students from the academic to network and to
discuss new ideas and development in emerging areas of electrical and engineering,
computers science and related fields.

About Session:

Predictive internet of things for vehicle navigation system

With the growth of technology and advancements in computing field, it has now become
possible to connect the billions or trillions number of objects using the internet for their
monitoring. Smart and Ubiquitous computing eases the existing traffic scenarios on roads. It
enables the users to find the best route, inform about traffic jams, road accidents, blockage of
roads etc. Technologies like Internet-of-Things, Cloud computing, Context aware computing,
Sustainable computing, etc. allows users to design applications for building smart nations.
The nature of these applications may vary from traditional desktops to wearable navigational
systems focusing into many sectors like eTransportation, smart operations, environment
monitoring, and smart security solutions, etc. Smart and ubiquitous computing provides the
platform for designing such type applications. However, there are many challenges such as
security, interoperability, and communications are associated with smart and ubiquitous
computing that needs to be addressed by the industry and academia.

Topics and Areas of Interest

Scopes and topics of interest include, but not limited to:

Smart and ubiquitous computing for intelligent environments

Human-object interaction using ambient and IoT in smart cities

IoT and Ubiquitous Sensing in eTransportation

Ubiquitous computing in industrial application.

Smart computing for analysing traffic pattern

RFID based ubiquitous vehicle navigational systems

IoT-based cloud computing for secure and faster transmission of information