Information For Authors

Submission System
The submission and review of papers and abstracts will be managed through the online conference paper management system.
Here is EasyChair Link.

Deadline: 9/5/2018  Closed
Formatting:
  • The abstract should consist of one paragraph of about 250 words.
  • The abstract should present a concise statement of the scope, principal findings, and conclusions of the paper.
  • Abstracts cannot include lists, tables, figures, display equations, footnotes, or references.
    Use the i3CE 2019 Abstract Template for specific formatting guidance.
Deadline: 11/20/2018 12/01/2018   Closed
Deadline: 2/01/2019   Closed
Deadline: 2/01/2019   Closed
  • Here is the form download link: Link
  • The form should be submitted to i3ce2019@gmail.com, NOT EasyChair.
    • The file should be named as “Copyright_your paper#”, e.g., Copyright_100.pdf
Deadline: 12/10/2018  1/22/2019   Closed
  • Extended abstracts are intended for poster and demonstration sessions ONLY and will be made available on the i3CE 2019 official website (however, they will NOT be included in the proceedings per ASCE publication policy)
  • The extended abstract must not exceed 2 pages in length including references.
  • The abstract should present a concise statement of the scope, principal findings, and conclusions of the paper.
  • Use the i3CE 2019 Abstract Template for specific formatting guidance.
  • The extended abstract should be submitted to i3ce2019@gmail.com, NOT EasyChair.
Technical Areas
  • Visualization (nD, VR, AR)
  • Information modeling and representation (BIM, BrIM, CIM, GIS)
  • Simulation and process modeling
  • Reality capture technologies (LIDAR, RGB-D, vision)
  • Human-technology frontier, data modeling, and computing
  • Big data, sensing, and machine learning
  • Robotics, automation, and control
  • Ontologies and semantic approaches
    • Application Contexts
  • Built environment monitoring, control, and analysis
  • Smart and connected health and communities
  • Resilient and sustainable urban and energy systems
  • Information and communication technologies (IoT, crowdsourcing, social networks)
  • Project design, construction, planning, and management
  • Asset and facility management, operation, and maintenance
  • Technology-enriched engineering pedagogy
    • Special Topics
    (Click each for more details)
  • Structural system identification and model updating
  • Intelligent and sustainable transportation safety, health monitoring, and condition assessment
  • Advances in Monitoring, Modeling, and Management for Intelligent Water Infrastructure
  • Computational Geotechnics
    • Poster Session Preparation Guidelines
    • The boards are 40"x30" (101.6 cm x 76.2 cm) each, and the easels hold the posters 34" from the ground. A display easel will be set up for each poster on site. Presenters are responsible for printing and bringing their posters to the conference.
    Demonstration Session Preparation Guidelines
    • 8' long table, chair, power, boards, and easels(if necessary) will be provided. Presenters are responsible for bring their laptops or supplementary materials to the conference. Demonstration session will be held in the second floor hallway.
    Full Paper Presentation Guidelines
    • Presenters should arrive at your session room 15 minutes before the session starts and introduce yourself to the moderator, so he/she knows you are in the room and ready to present.
    • Presenters are also responsible for bringing a copy of the presentation on a flash drive and copy the file to the computer in the session room (Please avoid using your own laptop unless it is necessary).
    • Each presentation will be 15 minutes in length, including 12 minutes for presentation and 3 minutes for Q&A.