Fwd: [ucf-tac] Urban Computing Track at Open Source Summit EU

Hi,

As you may know Linux Foundation, Google and other big players created the
Urban Computing Foundation and have added a track to this year's Linux
Conference EU. Hydra tools could be players in this field, at least in the
future. I suggest you to subscribe in the UC mailing list if you didn't yet,
to follow as things are evolving fast, if we can have a complete
client-server POC for the end of the year we could propose Hydra for these
issues:

* Mining data from the Internet of Things in urban areas
* Managing urban big data on the cloud
* Knowledge discovery from sensor data for saving energy and resources

This year Call For proposal ends 11:59 PM PST on Monday, July 1 but at the
moment seems too close as we (Hydra Ecosystem) are still engaged in
developing at least until September, but if you have something ready it may
be a good path to growth. What do you think about? It is a viable path to
real-world applications based on Hydra? Involving
Cheers,

[1] https://uc.foundation/

Lorenzo Moriondo, from mobile
https://it.linkedin.com/in/lorenzomoriondo

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Date: Wed, 5 Jun 2019, 23:15
Subject: [ucf-tac] Urban Computing Track at Open Source Summit EU
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Hi TAC Members,

I wanted to share that the Linux Foundation events team has offered to
support a dedicated track for Urban Computing as part of the Open Source
Summit EU in Lyon, France!  I've gone ahead and provided them with an
abstract and suggested topics for the track (see below).  They have added
this to the event's Call for Proposals page here
<https://events.linuxfoundation.org/events/open-source-summit-europe-2019/program/cfp/>.
As members of the UCF TAC, we will need to review all the proposals and
select the presentations to form the track for the summit.

*We should all promote the event and encourage people in our networks to
present their work in the Urban Computing space! *

Looking forward to seeing what topics get submitted,
Travis

Urban Computing Track

Urban computing combines acquisition, integration, and analysis of big data
generated in urban spaces to provide insight into the major issues that
cities face around environment, human life quality, and city operation
systems.  Sessions in this track are aimed at Engineers, Data Scientists,
and Urban Planners interested in applying open source tools and techniques
to urban computing and smart city applications.

* Urban sensing and city dynamics sensing
* Mining data from the Internet of Things in urban areas
* Managing urban big data on the cloud
* Interactive visual data analytics for urban computing
* City-wide traffic modeling, visualization, analysis, simulation, and
prediction
* Knowledge discovery from sensor data for saving energy and resources
* Intelligent delivery services and logistics industries in cities
* Machine learning algorithms applied to spatial and spatio-temporal data

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