IEEE Symposium for Multidisciplinary Computational Intelligence Incubators (IEEE MCII)

Symposium Co-Chairs: Min Jiang, Liang Feng
Technical Activities Liaison/Strategy: David Camacho
Symposium Technical Chair: M. Shamim Hossain
Symposium Publicity Chair: Wang Zhengzhong
Symposium Industry Chair: Javier Del Ser Lorente
Symposium Publication Chair: Prayag Tiwari



Scope

The integration of Computational Intelligence (CI) has become crucial in addressing complex problems that traditional approaches struggle to solve. To date, CI has found applications in diverse domains, including finance, healthcare and robotics, demonstrating its versatility and efficacy in solving real-world challenges. However, there is further potential in less explored areas of Applied CI where exploitation of the breadth of CI techniques can create new groundbreaking solutions in such domains or be applied to enhance other non-traditional technologies.

The symposium aims to nurture sub-fields of Applied CI, such as archaeology, agricultural sciences, aerospace engineering, neuroscience or climate science to mention a few, where there is much potential for further growth as well as providing a meeting place for niche areas of Applied CI that merit more focus. The special sessions will provide a venue for the foremost research in the selected domain. Both theoretical and practical contributions are sought from industry and academia alike. Further, poster-only submissions welcome domain submissions highlighting areas of the domain that could benefit from CI approaches. Where provided, workshops will provide more informal presentations and discussions on important topics in the relevant domain. All submissions to this symposia are to the individual Special Sessions/Workshops. There are no general symposium submissions.

Special Session in CI in Archeology

Chair:
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
  • Interpreting and explaining cultural heritage.
  • Modeling archaeological artifacts.
  • Archaeological recognition systems using CI.
  • Digital reconstruction of ancient Sites.
  • CI for archaeological classification.
  • CI approaches to dating techniques.

Special Session for CI in Non-Traditional Computation Technologies

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Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
  • DNA computing
  • Quantum computing.
  • Cognitive informatics.
  • Affective computing.
  • Granular computing.
  • Computing with words.

Special Session in CI in Aerospace Applications

Chair:
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
  • Planning and scheduling for autonomous systems in space.
  • Advances in CI for aerospace applications.
  • Intelligent search and optimization methods in aerospace applications.
  • Optimal control of aircraft, UAVs, spacecraft or rovers.
  • Autonomous spacecraft navigation.
  • Space situational awareness and collision avoidance.
  • Optimization of space mission trajectories.
  • CI for satellite constellations.
  • CI design of spacecraft components.
  • Cognitive systems for human spaceflight.

Special Session in CI in Agricultural Sciences and Agroforestry

Chair:
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
  • Weed control, pesticides or fungicides application, disease identification.
  • Soil health monitoring and management.
  • Enhance carbon sequestration and improve crop management.
  • Precision agriculture and CI.
  • Crop yield prediction models and algorithms.
  • Agroforestry system design and optimization.
  • Smart irrigation systems.
  • Climate change adaptation strategies.
  • Multi-Criteria Decision Making in agroforestry.
  • Remote sensing applications in agroforestry.
  • Farm management systems integration.

Special Session in CI in Neuroscience

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Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
  • Neurorehabilitation.
  • Neurorobotics.
  • Applied consumer neuroscience.
  • Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs).
  • Neural data analysis and modeling.
  • Computational neurostimulation.
  • Neuroimaging pattern recognition.
  • Computational Psychiatry.
  • Cognitive computational Neuroscience.
  • Brain network analysis.
  • Neuroevolutionary algorithms.
  • Computational neuropsychology.
  • Brain-Inspired computing.

Special Session in CI in Search-based Software Engineering

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Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
  • Search based software testing.
  • Search-based software optimization.
  • Software maintenance.
  • Software project scheduling.
  • Software design.
  • Software configuration.

Special Session in CI in Maritime Technology

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Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
  • Underwater technology research.
  • Underwater robotics and exploration.
  • Electric ships.
  • Autonomous ship navigation.
  • Intelligent ship design and optimization.
  • vessel performance optimization.
  • Marine traffic management systems.
  • Marine renewable energy systems.
  • Ocean data analysis and prediction.
  • Maritime risk assessment and decision support.
  • Marine environmental monitoring and conservation.