[agents] CFP Special Issue on Technology for an Aging Society

[María Emilia García]

*CFP Special Issue on Technology for an Aging Society *

Inteligencia Artificial (http://journal.iberamia.org/)  is an open 
access journal promoted and sponsored by the Latin American Society 
Artificial Intelligence (IBERAMIA-- http://www.iberamia.org). Due to the 
increasing interest in the development of methods and tools for 
increasing the health and the quality of life of the elderly, we are 
preparing a Special Issue on Technology for an Aging Society.

The proportion of older people is increasing rapidly all over the world. 
This trend has major social and economic implications. In order to 
reduce costs of formal health care and to increase the quality of life 
of the elder,  technology needs to address various aging related 
physical and cognitive health problems such as deterioration of physical 
function, lack of medication adherence, cognitive decline and loneliness.

Artificial Intelligence Technologies have an increasingly important role 
for promoting healthy active ageing. These technologies have been 
successfully used during the last years to develop new health and 
e-health applications, to promote safe independent living, to decrease 
the isolation of older people, to provide specialized education 
environments for the elderly and so on.

The main aim of this Special Issue is to collect contributions, surveys, 
ideas, applications, case studies and relevant research advances on the 
topic of the impact of intelligent technologies in the aging society. 
Ideas and contributions from PhD students are also welcome.

Special focus is on multi-disciplinary approaches on the following, 
non-exhaustive, list of topics:

· AI for Health
     o Rehabilitation systems (including games)
     o Persuasive technology for health aging
     o Smart houses
     o Detection and prevention of psychological illness
     o Medication adherence

· AI in Education
     o Personalized e-learning
     o Accessibility guidelines
     o Digital literacy
     o Serious games

· AI for the Social Inclusion
     o Socialization and emotional wellbeing in aging population
     o Intergenerational relationships
     o Active ageing
     o Accessibility guidelines


*IMPORTANT DATES*

Abstract submission: as early as possible
Paper submission: 3rd March 2014
First round review notification: 3rd May 2014
Revised paper submission: 3rd June 2014
Final decision: August 2014
Special issue (planned): October 2014



*SUBMISSION*

Submission must contain original and high quality work not currently 
under review or accepted by another journal or conference with formal 
proceedings. Submission must be written in English, Spanish or Portuguese.

Authors are invited to send a preliminary abstract to the guest editors 
as early as possible. Feedback on appropriateness of the abstract to the 
special issue will be given within two weeks.

Submit your manuscript in PDF format according to the style of one of 
the following models:

· Latex model (http://polar.lsi.uned.es/ojs-2.1.1/author_guide/aepia09.zip)

· Word model 
(http://polar.lsi.uned.es/ojs-2.1.1/author_guide/formatting-guidelines.doc)


Submissions should be sent by e-mail to the corresponding editor, Dr. 
Emilia Garcia (mgarcia at dsic.upv.es).


*GUEST EDITORS*
Dr. Emilia Garcia, Universitat Politecnica de Valencia, Spain

mgarcia at dsic.upv.es
Dr. Adriana Giret, Universitat Politecnica de Valencia, Spain

agiret at dsic.upv.es
Prof. Vicente Botti, Universitat Politecnica de Valencia, Spain
vbotti at dsic.upv.es


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**SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE*
Prof. Juan M. Corchado - Universidad de Salamanca, Spain
Prof. Hamideh Afsarmanesh - University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Prof. David Riaño - University Rovira i Virgili, Spain
Dr. Ludovico Ciferri -- International University of Japan , Japan
Prof. Jordi Garcés - Universitat de Valencia, Spain
Prof. Luis M. Camarinha-Matos - New University of Lisbon, Portugal
Prof. Stefania Bandini - University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy
D. Roger Esteller Curto - Universitat Jaume I, Spain
Dr. Carla da Silva Santana - Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil