2nd International Conference on Big Data, Cloud Computing, and Data Science(BCD 2017)

July  09-13, 2017

Hamamatsu, Japan

Call For Papers

The 2nd International Conference on Big Data, Cloud Computing, and Data Science (BCD 2017) brings together researchers, scientists, engineers, industry practitioners, and students to discuss, encourage and exchange new ideas, research results, and experiences on all aspects of Big Data, Cloud Computing, and Data Science

Topics

• Analysis of data with uncertainty
• Big data Infrastructure
• Big data management
• Big data privacy and security
• Big data theory and algorithms
• Big data visualization
• Cloud Application Scalability and Availability
• Cloud Applications Performance and Monitoring
• Cloud Computing Architecture
• Cloud Delivery Models
• Cloud Optimization and Automation
• Cloud Solution Design Patterns
• Data analysis applications - bioinformatics
• Data analysis applications - business intelligence
• Data analysis applications - social informatics
• Data cleaning methodologies
• Data extraction, transformation and load (ETL)
• Data mining and knowledge discovery and big data
• Data modeling
• Distributed data structures, MapReduce
• Education in data science & engineering
• Hybrid cloud
• Mobile processing of big data
• NoSQL data stores
• Outlier detection in big data
• Processing of text documents
• Public and private clouds
• QoS for Applications on Clouds
• Simulation
• Social network analysis
• Web services
• Web-based data analysis

Important Dates

• Submission Deadline  : March 21, 2017
• Notification Due             : April 14, 2017
• Final Version Due           : April 30, 2017

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