Call for Papers (CFP. pdf)

You are kindly encouraged to contribute to and help shape the conference through submissions of your research abstracts and papers to BDSIC Singapore conference. Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:

Big Data Foundations
Foundational theoretical or computational models for big data
Programming models, theories, and algorithms for big data
Standards, protocols, and quality assurance for big data


Big Data Platforms and Technologies
Innovative, concurrent, and scalable big data platforms
Data indexing, cleaning, transformation, and curation technologies
Big data processing frameworks and technologies
Big data services and application development methods and tools
Big data quality evaluation and assurance technologies
Big data system reliability and availability
Open-source development and technology for big data
Big Data as a Service (BDaaS) platform and technologies


Big Data Analytics and Services
Algorithms and systems for big data search, analytics and visualization
Artificial Intelligence for big data and based on big data
Visualization analytics for big data
Knowledge extraction, discovery, analysis, presentation, and visualization


Big Data Applications and Experiences
Innovative big data applications and services in industries and domains healthcare, finance, insurance, transportation, agriculture, education, environment, multi-media, social networks,
urban planning, disaster management, security
Experiences and case studies of big data applications and services
Real-world and large-scale practices of big data

Intelligent Computing Methodologies and Applications

High-performance computing 
Evolutionary Computing and Learning 
Genetic Algorithms 
Natural Computing 
Quantum Computing 
Neural Networks 
Fuzzy Theory and Algorithms 
Pervasive/Ubiquitous Computing 
Machine Learning 
Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining 
Natural Language Processing 
Computational Linguistics 
Intelligent Computing in Robotics 
Intelligent Computing in Computer Vision 
Intelligent Computing in Communication Networks 
Technical Committee