Aims and scope

Aims and Scope:  

The aims and scope of the journal " Smart Internet of Things” (SIOT) encompass a comprehensive 
range of topics and objectives designed to advance the field of smart city technologies and novel 
computing environments.

The journal's primary aims are: 
1. Advancement of Knowledge: To promote the generation and dissemination of cutting-edge 
research and developments in smart city innovations and emerging computing 
environments. 
2. Interdisciplinary Collaboration: To foster collaboration among researchers, industry 
professionals, and policymakers from various disciplines, encouraging the integration of 
diverse perspectives and expertise. 
3. Practical Impact: To bridge the gap between theoretical research and practical applications, 
providing insights and solutions that can be directly implemented to improve urban living 
conditions. 
4. Policy and Governance: To inform and influence policy and decision-making processes 
related to urban planning, infrastructure development, and the implementation of smart 
technologies. 

The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to, the following areas: 
1. Internet of Things (IoT) Applications: Research on IoT devices and networks that enhance 
urban living through interconnected systems. 
2. Urban Data Analytics: Studies on data collection, analysis, and visualization techniques 
for urban environments, including big data and machine learning applications. 3. Sustainable Infrastructure: Innovations in infrastructure that promote sustainability, energy 
efficiency, and resilience in urban settings. 
4. AI-driven Urban Planning: Exploration of artificial intelligence and machine learning in 
urban design, traffic management, and resource allocation. 
5. Cybersecurity: Research addressing security challenges and solutions specific to smart 
cities and interconnected urban systems. 
6. Human-Centric Smart City Design: Studies focusing on the integration of human needs 
and behaviors into the design and implementation of smart city technologies. 
7. Emerging Computing Environments: Examination of novel computing paradigms, 
including edge computing, fog computing, and cloud computing, and their applications in 
smart cities. 
8. Ethical and Social Implications: Analysis of the ethical, social, and cultural impacts of 
smart city technologies on communities and individuals. 

By covering these areas, the journal aims to contribute significantly to the academic and practical 
advancements in creating smarter, more efficient, and sustainable urban environments.