Measuring the wellbeing of citizens and communities.Modeling the spread of adverse health conditions.How can cities deliver social services more efficiently?.Heath, wellness, and human services at city scales:. Improving transportation operations, rideshare, parking, and sustainability impacts of autonomous vehicles.Evolving landscape and uncertainties with mixed energy generation, and storage technologies.Water management, water quality, and flooding.Critical infrastructure modeling, simulation, and (real-time) control: Multi-tiered architecture and frameworks that can integrate applications across domains:. Participants in the workshop will exchange ideas on these and allied topics, including: There is an urgent need for extensible, resilient, and flexible platforms and architectures for challenges in Smart Cities. The problems of ‘closing-the-loop’ in all these application areas are further compounded due to the spatial and temporal scales of operation, heterogeneity, and complexity of the underlying physical systems, and their interaction with socio-economic behaviors. Inefficient and aging critical infrastructure, developing sustainable and alternative energy sources, improved water quality, food security, automated and improved transportation, heath and wellness of communities are all examples of areas which require immediate attention. Smart cities are emerging as a priority for Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) research and development across the world. Register for the 2018 SCOPE workshop at CPS Week here:
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