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Call for papers www.cicv.org.cn The competition for the practical application of ICV has already started in the global automotive industry. A sound environment for ICV are taking into shape, as China is embracing a clear trend of multi-industrial coordination and innovation and taking planned steps to make top-level policies and standards. As a national strategy, the development of ICV helps to create opportunities for cross-industrial innovation. In order to promote the development of ICV in China and build a world-class platform for technology exchange, China SAE， Tsinghua University Suzhou Automotive Research Institute and China Intelligent and Connected Vehicles (Beijing) Research Institute Co. Ltd jointly initiated an annual congress “International Congress of Intelligent and Connected Vehicles Technology (CICV)”. It is a world-class technology exchange platform for automotive, IT/Internet, communications and transportation industry. At the same time, as an important sign for policies, leading technologies showcases, and industry integration accelerator, CICV serves as a platform for communication and exchange between enterprises, universities and industrial research institutes and provide references for them. The 6th International Congress of Intelligent and Connected Vehicles Technology (CICV 2019) is to be held in June, 2019. Focusing on ADAS and key technologies of automated driving as well as ICV policies and regulations, CICV 2019 will invite about 80 experts and technical leaders to share new technology results and ideas on hot topics including Environment Perception and, Development and Testing, V2X, AI, Cyber Security, HD Map, Intelligent and Connected Transportation, Co-pilot and HMI. The concurrent activities including technical exhibition, promotional tours for innovative technologies and entrepreneurship programs. Test driving and technical tours will also be organized. It’s expected to attract 1100 delegates to CICV 2019. Organizer CICV 2019 includes but not limited to the following topics, papers from automotive, Internet/IT, communications, transportation and automotive finance industry are welcome. Development, Testing, Evaluation AI & AD Cyber Security Co-pilot and HMI ◆ System Architecture of Autonomous Driving ◆ Image Recognition and Perception ◆ Defense in Depth System of Automotive Vehicle ◆ Intelligent Vehicle HMI Design for Driving ◆ Machine Learning, Deep Learning and Information Security ◆ Integration and Control of Electronic Systems Reinforcement Learning ◆ Autonomous and Controllable On-board ◆ Architecture and Algorithm Implementation of Experience ◆ Intelligent Chip Password System Control Strategy Software ◆ Computing Platform of Intelligent and ◆ Secure Communication and Authentication ◆ Al-driven Vehicle HMI Technology ◆ Virtual Development, Testing and Validation Connected Vehicles Technology ◆ Closed and Public Road Testing ◆ Human Factor in Driving and Its Application ◆ AI Technology for Big Data ◆ ECU and Interior Communication Security ◆ Construction and Testing of Intelligent Driving ◆ Behavior Prediction and Intention Judgment Technology in Automotive HMI Design Holographic Scene Database ◆ Vulnerability Database, Control and ◆ Development, Testing and Validation in Virtual Emergency Response of Automotive Environment Information Security ◆ Testing Technology and Validation Tool ◆ Certificate Authority of V2X Communication ◆ Test and Evaluation Method of Autonomous Security Driving Function Environment Perception, V2X Technology and Intelligent Autopilot Map Decision and Control Traffic ◆ Innovation of Key Technology for Camera and ◆ LTE and 5G Communication Technology ◆ High Definition Self-learning Map Radar ◆ Standards of V2X Application, Network and ◆ High Speed and Definition Positioning Technology ◆ ADAS and Key Technologies of Autonomous Communication (GPS, Visual and Wireless Positioning and Multi- Driving ◆ V2I/V2V Cooperative Control Technology source Information Fusion Technology, etc.) ◆ Sensor Integration Technologies ◆ Intelligent Road and Synergic Development of V2I ◆ Environment Perception and High Definition ◆ Sensor Fusion Technologies i ◆ Vehicular Sensor, Networkingi and Communication Positioning i ◆ Redundancy Mechanism Design ◆ Technology Foundation of V2X: Cloud Access, Big ◆ Information Fusion Technology of HD of Multi-Sensor Data, AI and Edge Computing Map/Positioning and Camera ◆ Path Planning and Effect Evaluation ◆ Intelligent Network Traffic ◆ Vehicle Driving State and Its Key Parameter ◆ Decision-making of Intelligent Driving ◆ Smart City, Smart Transportation, Smart Vehicles Identification Technology ◆ Innovation of Intelligent Active Safety Technology ◆ V2X Simulation Platform ◆ Vehicle Dynamics and Kinematics Control ◆ Connected Autonomous driving ◆ Actuator of Intelligent Vehicles and Its Safety, ◆ Cloud Control Basic Platform Research and Development of Remote Control Vehicles · Submission Requirements · Journal Introduction The Journal of Automobile The authors should register on the Congress website and submit the full paper online. Engineering is the leading peer- Language：English reviewed international Journal Including figures and tables, the paper should be limited to 5000 words. serving the multidisciplinary Format: doc or docx format is preferable. automotive industry. The Journal Paper Template Download / Paper Submission：www.cicv.org.cn reflects the continual development Note: Full papers should not ever be published in any journals or magazine and shouldn’t be indexed and changing needs of this diverse before. community by means of guidance from an international Editorial Board and with the benefit of association · Publication and Award with the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET). th The Journal provides a forum for those involved in 1.Publication and Index: accepted papers will be published in Proceedings of The 6 International Congress research, design, development, manufacture, operation, of Intelligent and Connected Vehicles Technology, indexed by SCI. servicing and repair of cars, commercial vehicles, public 2.Papers presentation: outstanding papers will have the opportunity to be invited to present a speech at service vehicles, off-highway vehicles and industrial CICV 2019. and agricultural tractors throughout the world. The scope includes auxiliary equipment systems, · Fee components and complete vehicles for automotive transportation. 1.Registration fee: in order to have better communication and ideas exchange, at least one author of the accepted paper should pay the registration fee and attend CICV 2019. The registration fee includes fees · Important Dates for attendance, meeting material, meals and tea break. The conference fee will be charged by the organizing committee, please see details on the official website. 2. Article Processing Fee for CC-BY licensed, open access supplement, online only publication: £2,305 per Full Paper Submission Deadline: December 20, 2018 paper （with language editing）/ £2,070 per paper （without language editing）. The article processing Paper Acceptance Notification: March 28, 2019 fee will be charged by the publisher (SAGE Publications Ltd.) after acceptance, subject to peer Publication: Jun 10, 2019 review. You can find more information on Open Access publishing here: https://uk.sagepub.com/en- Selected Papers Indexed by SCI：Jul 30,2019 gb/eur/open-access-at-sage Advisory Board Honorary Chairpersons Mr. Fu Yuwu，Honorary President of China SAE Dr. Liu Weiguo，Senior Chief Engineer, Intelligent Driving Development Center, Prof. Li Jun，President of China SAE; Academician of China Engineering Academy Geely Automobile Prof. Guo Konghui，Jilin University; Academician of China Engineering Academy Dr. Li Yusheng，Chongqing Changan Automobile Intelligent Research Chairpersons Institute Prof. Li Keqiang，Tsinghua University; Chairperson of CAICV Committee of Experts Mr. Li Fengjun，China FAW Group Corporation Prof. Wang Yunpeng，Vice President of Beihang University Dr. Gong Jinfeng，China Automotive Technology & Research Center Members Dr. Huang Shaotang，CTO & Director of ICV Center of GAC Engineering Dr. Kong Fanzhong BAIC Motor Prof. Ran Bin，University of Wisconsin-Madison, Southeast University ， Dr. Wang Yingmin Datang Telecom Technology & Industry Group Prof. Bai Jie，Tongji University ， Mr. Xin Keduo China Unicom Smart Connection Technology Co., Ltd. Prof. Cheng Bo，President of Suzhou Automobile Research Institute, Tsinghua ， University Prof. Wang Jianqiang，Tsinghua University; Yangtze River Scholar Asso. Prof. Luo Yugong Tsinghua University Dr. Jiang Xuefeng，VP of Dongfeng Commercial Vehicle ， Asso. Prof. Li Shengbo Tsinghua University Mr. Seigo Kuzumaki，Executive GM, Advanced R&D and Engineering, Toyota ， Prof. Yu Guizhen Beihang University Mr. Henrik Wigermo，BMW China Automotive Trading Ltd. ， Mr. Zhan Dekai Brilliance Automotive Engineering Research Institute Prof. Masao Nagai，President of Japan Automobile Research Institute (JARI) ， Mr. Wu Gansha Founder & CEO of UISEE Mr. Anders Eugensson，Director of Government Affairs, Volvo Car Corporation ， Mr. Zhang Shuo AutoNavi Dr. John Du，Director of GM China Science Lab ， Ms. Wei Feng China Transport Telecom & Information Center Asso.Prof. Fan Jingjing，North China University of Technology ， Dr. Dai Yifan director, intelligent and connected vehicle center, Suzhou Dr. Chen Gan，Chief Engineer of Dongfeng Motor Corporation ， automotive research institute of Tsinghua university Prof. Zhu Xichan，Tongji University Prof. Tian Daxin Beihang University
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