2019 IEEE Drones For Infrastructure Conference IEEE DFI'19

活动简介

The New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) – in collaboration with IEEE North Jersey Section – announces Drones for Infrastructure 2019, a technical workshop on the design, implementation, applications and societal implications of using drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

The workshop is intended for individuals with scientific, technical, policy, and implementation interests in drones and UAVs. Sessions will be available on a wide range of issues from navigation algorithms for cohorts of agreed drones to the laws ethics of drone-use in inspection in The public arena. Researchers and administrators in these areas are inducement submit proposals for special sessions, nominations of keynote speakers, and papers for oral and poster presentation.

组委会

Members	Role	Affliation
Pramod Abichandani	Publicity	New Jersey Institute of Technology
Ashish Borgaonkar	Local Arrangements	New Jersey Institute of Technology
Branislav Dimitrijevic	Demonstrations	New Jersey Institute of Technology
Ashutosh Dutta	Publications	Johns Hopkins APL
Moshe Kam	Chair	New Jersey Institute of Technology
JoYoung Lee	Demonstrations	New Jersey Institute of Technology
Jaskirat Sodhi	Local Arrangements	New Jersey Institute of Technology
Adriaan J. de Lind van Wijngaarden	IEEE Liaison	Bell Laboratories, Alcatel-Lucent
Carolina Yanez	Conference Secretary	New Jersey Institute of Technology

征稿信息

重要日期

2018-12-15

初稿录用日期

2018-11-16

终稿截稿日期

Conference Focus Areas and Topics
Focus Area	Topic
Design and Implementation	Flight control, navigation, telematics, and collision avoidance
	Autonomous drones
	Machine learning and artificial intelligence in drone operation
	Drone formation flying and swarming
	Underwater drone technology
	Progress in design, manufacturing, commercialization and marketing of drones
	Computing aspects of drones
	Drone communication and communication security
	Ethics of drone manufacturing, design and use
Applications of Drones	Infrastructure inspection (e.g., bridges, tunnels, dams, pipelines, structures, industrial plants)
	Surveying (pre-construction and during construction)
	Traffic surveillance (data collection) and traffic incident management
	Utilities management
	Oil and gas industry
	Maritime applications, including underwater
	Mail and parcel delivery
	Homeland security, law enforcement
	5G Communication
	Real estate, insurance, tourism, and entertainment
	Remote sensing, mapping, surveying, SLAM, and aerial data collection
	Meteorology, climate and weather prediction and analysis
	Disaster response and post-disaster response
	Agricultural and farming
Regulation, Education and Training, Usage in Popular Culture	Use of drones in education
	Training for drone operators
	Regulation and legal framework for registration, licensing and operation of drones
	Public safety and security aspects of drone operation
	Drones in the popular press, movies, internet and other public media

作者指南

Authors are invited to submit unpublished papers describing theoretical advances, applications, and ideas in all relevant fields. Topics of interest include drone and UAV platform design and control (including navigation and control, communication, computation, sensor suites, protection and security); civilian, commercial, military and law-enforcement applications; infrastructure inspection and monitoring; education and training; and legal and ethical aspects of drone adoption and operation. Submissions can be made until 1 September 2018. Paper submissions should be of sufficient detail and length to permit careful reviewing. Authors will be notified of acceptance no later than 15 November 2018. Final manuscripts of accepted papers are to be submitted no later than January 31, 2018.

Accepted Papers will be allotted 20 minutes for an oral presentation or assigned to a poster presentation. They will be reproduced (up to six pages) in the conference proceedings. To appear in the proceedings, a paper should have been presented at the conference by one of its authors.