Call for Papers

Abstract Submission

Authors are invited to submit abstracts of 300 to 500 words on or before 31 July, 2018 23:59 (HKT) using the MyReview submission system.

Full Paper Submission

Upon acceptance of your abstract, you are welcome to submit a full paper through the My Review submission system to be considered for Special Issues of academic journals (optional). The deadline for full paper submission is 22 August, 2018 23:59 (HKT).

Suggested Conference Topics

All papers related to the conference theme are welcome and some suggested broad topics are listed below:

1. Smart transport to reduce environmental impact
   • Transport-related carbon consumption and emissions
   • Traffic noise
   • Particulate matter
2. Smart transport to promote sustainable transport modes
   • Public transport
   • Cycling
   • Walking
   • Integrated multimodal transport
3. Smart transport to promote accessibility and social equity
   • Car-pooling and sharing
   • Mobility as a Service (MaaS)
   • Demand-responsive transport
4. Fostering city resilience and safety in smart transport systems
   • Smart sensors and Internet of things (IoT)
   • Real-time traffic information system
   • Incident and disaster management
   • Traffic enforcement
   • Traffic crash prevention and advanced safety warning systems
5. Smart transport and logistics infrastructure and management
   • Aviation
   • Shipping
   • Railways
   • Road (including parking)
   • Others modes
6. Mobile and big data applications in transport and logistics
   • Crowd sourcing
   • Big data analytics
   • Cloud computing
   • Artificial intelligence
7. Issues related to automation in transport and logistics
   • Autonomous vehicles
   • Autonomous ships
   • Drones
   • Vehicle communication and connectivity, e.g. V2V, V2I, V2G, V2P, V2X
   • Automation in warehouses, e.g. industrial wearables and robotics
8. Electric vehicles in future cities
   • Private vehicles
   • Public transport and other commercial passenger vehicles
   • Vans and trucks
9. E-commerce and urban logistics
   • Smart supply chain management, e.g. IBP, S&OP, ERP, EDI, CRM, etc.
   • Smart payment, e.g. contactless and biometrics
   • Smart distribution networks, e.g. green routing and scheduling, foldable containers, etc.

Papers on the interface and integration with non-transport elements e.g. land use, urban form and human behaviour, are highly encouraged for all of the topics above.