Innovative Applications of Big Data and Cloud Computing, 2nd Edition
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Computing and Artificial Intelligence".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 September 2025 | Viewed by 716
Special Issue Editors
Interests: cloud computing; big data; smart IoT; parallel and distributed processing
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Interests: cloud computing; big data; web-based applications; combinatorial optimization
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Humans are constantly generating huge amounts of data in different situations, e.g., living, manufacturing, research, etc. In recent years, the capture and processing of data have become easier, with applications designed to assist us in making decisions. For example, the air quality index (AQI) represents the pollution degree, and scientists collect the AQI value to offer constant suggestions for outdoor activities. Analysts analyze traffic data to discover transportation demands, and drivers plan their travels through road usage. Production managers use manufacturing data to ensure that product quality remains within acceptable tolerance ranges.
Such innovation services require handling of mass data to derive suggestions. Cloud computing has been of great assistance in allowing data to be controlled easily and efficiently. The on-demand delivery of services is the major advantage of the cloud computing, allowing services to be easily invoked without any hardware or software limitations nor geographic considerations. Thus, information delivery and data analysis can be separated, and analysts and researchers can focus on the system purposes. Both system designers and users prefer to access systems via cloud services.
The following Special Issue coincides with the 7th International Symposium on Computer, Consumer, and Control (IS3C2025), to be held on 27–30 June 2025 in Taiwan. The symposium provides a global forum for international participants to share their knowledge and latest research and ideas within the field of computer, consumer, and control. The theme of IS3C 2025 covers computers, multimedia and intelligence, communication applications, integrated circuits, consumer electronics, renewable energy, systems and control, and digital signal processing, which can all form part of this Special Issue.
This conference will provide an opportunity for colleagues to communicate and exchange scientific and technological work in the field of information and communication applications, promote innovation in the discipline, and inspire and boost scientific research and applications. Renowned scientists, both at home and abroad, are invited to deliver keynote speeches on the recent advancements and frontiers in the relevant fields.
To explore the innovation service and practical systems, the Special Issue “Innovative Applications of Big Data and Cloud Computing, 2nd Edition” aims to explore the application of core service design, platform implementation, data visualization, and future prediction using big data and cloud computing. We invite researchers to contribute their state-of-the-art experimental or computational results, and the topics of particular interest are as follows:
- Cloud system design and implementation.
- Core service design and implementation in cloud or web ecosystems.
- Front-end service design and implementation in cloud or web ecosystems.
- Big data analysis and implementation in cloud or web ecosystems.
- Big data visualization in cloud or web ecosystems.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions.
Prof. Dr. Chao-Tung Yang
Prof. Dr. Chen-Kun Tsung
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- big data
- cloud computing
- innovation service design
- practical platform implementation
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