CALL FOR PAPER

Faculty members, researchers, Ph.D. scholars, and industry practitioners are invited to submit original, high-quality contributions for the edited volume Computational Intelligence, Data Science and Smart Systems (CiDs3), to be submitted to Scopus for evaluation and possible indexing.

This volume aims to explore the integration of computational intelligence, data-driven methods, and distributed computing for designing intelligent, scalable, and secure systems. It will highlight emerging trends, practical applications, and innovations that advance AI, machine learning, and IoT-enabled smart systems across diverse domains.

Topics of interest include:

Track - 1: (Computational Intelligence & AI)

Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems.
Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Reinforcement Learning.
Evolutionary Computing and Optimization.
Explainable and Ethical AI.
Intelligent Robotics and Autonomous Systems.

Track - 2:(Data Science & Analytics)

Data Mining, Big Data, Knowledge Discovery
Natural Language Processing and Computer Vision
Predictive Modeling and Decision Support
Data Visualization and Analytics for Smart Systemsbr>

Track - 3:(Smart Systems & IoT Applications)

Internet of Things (IoT) and Cyber-Physical Systems
Intelligent Transportation and Mobility
Smart Agriculture and Environmental Monitoring
Smart Cities and waste management, Smart Healthcare, and Smart Energy Systems
Smart and intelligent infrastructure systems
Smart materials and adaptive structures
Sustainable and smart urban development
Computational intelligence in mechanical system design and optimization
Machine learning applications in manufacturing and production systems
Industry 4.0 and Intelligent Manufacturing
Intelligent robotics and automation systems

Track - 4:(Computing, Security & Emerging Technologies)

Cloud, Edge, and Distributed Computing
High-Performance and Parallel Computing
Cybersecurity, Privacy, and Secure Systems
Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies
Federated Learning and Edge Intelligence

Submission Guidelines

Chapter Proposal Length: 5 to 7 pages
Review Process: Double-blind peer review
Indexing: The book will be submitted for Scopus for evaluation and possible Indexing following publication.

Submission Portal

All proposals and manuscripts must be submitted through the Link

All papers/chapters must be within the scope of the proceedings

There must not be any salutation like Mr./Miss./Dr./Prof./Er. etc.

Do not use designation (student/professor/Head etc.) in author affiliation

There must be only one corresponding author and his/her email ID needs to be mentioned.

Similarity score (plagiarism) must be < 15%. A report generated through Turnitin or iThenticate software must be submitted with the paper.

AI score must be < 10%.

Abstract should contain 250 - 300 words.

5 to 8 keywords must be there.

All figures and tables, must be properly numbered, captioned & clearly visible with 300 dpi.

All figures and tables need to be cited (mentioned) in running text (appropriate paragraph). There needs to be discussion for every figure and table.

Avoid using already published / copied figures. Permission in written form is required for any already published figure/picture (include citation)

Section headings need to be properly numbered.

There must be at least 10 references, from 5 journal and recent publications.

All references need to be in complete form and must be cited in the paper.

References need to be APA style.