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IT REVOLUTIONS 2010
Toward a Visible u-Driven Revolutions and Opportunities:
Emerging Trends for G-20 Seoul Summit in 2010
Hosted by ICST and KFeG, Sponsored by MOPAS
CALL FOR PAPERS
SCOPE
In April 2010 (22nd-23rd, Seoul, Korea), IT Revolutions will bring together funding agencies and government representatives from around the world with companies and the most visionary academic contributors to the IT Revolutions to set the future directions in ensuring a smooth transition while enabling IT to unleash its full power in serving the world. The premier conference of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications (ICST) IT Revolutions will account yearly on the progress made in building critical mass for the radical shift towards a IT-driven future while ensuring that we embark responsibly onto the momentum that will be turning the world around.
Newly emerging ubiquitous technologies are now once again transforming the world industry and society through u-Government services, u-commerce, and u-communities. On the other hand, it has become increasingly difficult for each nation to predict the direction and depth of changes in IT revolutions without reference to other nations’ policies and strategies. Now is the time to share our ideas and experiences for repositioning the status of u-driven future with more innovative and visible goals, strategies, and solutions. Korea has constructed the leading information infrastructure in the world but need to move to the next stage of u-Society embracing the change as well as alignment with the social needs. We hope that this international symposium will provide a launching point for elevating the u-driven future with IT revolutions and opportunities grounded in coordinated efforts by government representatives, research funding agencies, IT corporate vendors, and academic community. The Symposium will serve as a platform for professionals around the world to discuss revolutionary aspects of upcoming challenges concerning convergence of technology, society, culture, and governance.
Furthermore, Korea was announced to host the G-20 Summit in Seoul in the year of 2010. Our conference will help explore the agenda for this summit regarding the use of IT for the sake of national competitiveness. Discussions and presentations are scheduled with the participation of the representative government agents in charge of policies and regulations in Korea.
IT REVOLUTIONS 2010
Toward a Visible u-Driven Revolutions and Opportunities:
Emerging Trends for G-20 Seoul Summit in 2010
22nd -¬23rd April, 2010, Seoul, Korea
Steering Committee
Imrich Chlamtac
President, Create-Net Research Consortium
Munsuk Ahn, PhD.
Chairman of the Korea Forum on e-Government
Professor, Korea University
Sung-Don Hwang, PhD. (sdhwang@hufs.ac.kr)
Chairman of Standing Committee for the Korea Forum on e-Government
Professor, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
Organizing Committee
Local Chair
Dr. Seunghwan Myeong (shmyeong@inha.ac.kr)
Professor, Inha University
International Committee Chair
Dr. Gyoung-Gyu Choi (gchoi@dongguk.edu)
Professor, Dongguk University
Publication Chair
Dr. Hee-Dong Yang (hdyang@ewha.ac.kr)
Professor, Ewha Womans University
Exhibition Chair
Dr. Youngim Cho (ycho@suwon.ac.kr)
Professor, Suwon Univiersity
Technical Program Co-Chairs
Dr. Unho Choi (netnsec@yahoo.co.kr)
Executive Director, KL-Net
Ji Wun Lee (jwlee@itsa.or.kr)
Executive Director, ITSA
THEMES/CHAIRS
U-driven convergence
U-driven health care
U-driven nanotechnology
U-driven schooling: EDU 2.0
U-driven eCommerce
U-driven Computing
U-driven 21st Century Culture: Re-wiring art, media and ethics
U-driven approaching reality
U-driven systems thinking: design by emergence
U-driven Safety and Security
U-driven urban development: The Ubiquitous City
U-driven digital consumer technology
U-driven climate change
U-driven approaching complexity
U-driven eNetwork design
U-driven social interaction
U-driven Socio-economic Systems
U-driven AI - AI2.0.: the way to machine consciousness
U-driven Cyber-Physical Systems
U-driven Industrial Automation: Automation 2.0
U-driven global collaboration
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Position papers debating the ubiquitous business/computing as it relates to the theme are solicited. We seek technical papers clearly identifying how the specific contributions fit to an overall working solution. All submitted papers and posters will be rigorously reviewed by the committee set up by the theme chairs. Conference language is English. All paper submissions will be handled electronically. Please visit the conference website for submission details related to each theme.
Publication: The peer reviewed POSITION PAPERS will be published by Springer in the series of Lecture Notes of ICST (LNICST). In addition, the recommendations and guidelines resulted from the Forum deliberations will be published by ICST. Please visit www.ITresolutions.org for further information and submission instructions.
At least one listed author on the final paper must register for and attend the IT Revolutions Forum.
IMPORTANT DATES
Submission deadline: January 31, 2009
Notification deadline: February 28, 2010
Camera-ready deadline: March 28, 2010
www.itrevolutions.org
www.icst.org
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IT REVOLUTIONS 2010
Toward a Visible u-Driven Revolutions and Opportunities:
Emerging Trends for G-20 Seoul Summit in 2010
22nd -¬23rd April, 2010, Seoul, Korea
SPONSOR
Korean Ministry of Public Administration and Security
EXHIBITION / SPONSORSHIP
Sam Sung SDS
LG CNS
SK C&C
KT
Korea Venture Business Association
In addition to the Workshops and Panels, industry will have the opportunity to expose their innovations, projects and solutions and present to the highest level of academics and regulatory representatives, forging the way for the IT Revolution in society. For future details and/or questions, please write to sponsorship@icst.org
VENUE
The exact venue will be announced soon.
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