MoSC 2020
1st International Workshop on Modeling Smart Cities
1st International Workshop on Modeling Smart Cities
Due to COVID-19 restriction the MoSC workshop will be held virtually in conjuction with MDE4IoT workshop
Originally Co-located with STAF 2020. June 22-26 Bergen, Norway
ZOOM
We solicit papers of two main types: research papers (10 pages) and position papers (6 pages)
The submissions must be in English and adhere to the Springer LNCS style. Use easychair to submit your paper.
Ludovico Iovino
Gran Sasso Science Institute, Italy
Manuel Wimmer
Software Engineering at JKU Linz, Austria
Juri Di Rocco
University of L'Aquila, Italy
Smart cities have attracted both science and industry with an increasing number of successful examples emerging from across the world. A smart city is an ecosystem comprised of infrastructure, people, organizations and businesses, policies, laws, and processes integrated together to create the desired outcomes. The typical components of a smart city include infrastructure, transportation, intelligent energy consumption, health-care, and technology. These ingredients are what make the cities smart, efficient and optimized respect to the citizen and administration needs.
The Internet of Things and big data are two emerging paradigms that can contribute to make smart cities efficient and responsive. Every city is different and may have specific city challenges. The purpose of the workshop is to provide a forum to share and discuss how MDE can be successfully applied to Smart City Projects and with which benefits.
09:00 Welcome by the Workshop Organizers
09:20 Keynote MoSC: “Modelling for making smart city KPIs an essential and user-friendly tool for smart city strategy design” by Saverio Romeo (Short CV and abstract of the talk are provided below).
09:50 MoSC Paper 1: “Supporting Smart Cities Modeling with Graphical Editors” by Francesco Basciani, Maria Teresa Rossi and Martina De Sanctis
10:10 Coffee Break
10:30 Keynote MDE4IoT: “Closing the Gap: Accelerating Application Development in the Internet of Things” by Pankesh Patel (Short CV and abstract of the talk are provided below).
11:00 MDE4IoT Paper 1: “Analyzing WSN-based IoT Systems using MDE Techniques and Petri-net Models” by Burak Karaduman, Moharram Challenger, Raheleh Eslampanah, Joachim Denil and Hans Vangheluwe
11:20 MDE4IoT Paper 2: “Experiences with an Internal DSL in the IoT Domain” by Matthias Tichy, Jakob Pietron, David Mödinger, Katharina Juhnke and Franz Hauck
11:40 Wrap Up and closing (expected end 12:00)