Vertical and Topical Tracks Program(WEDST – Western European Daylight Savings Time, Local Time in Aveiro)

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Key to Vertical and Topical Tracks (details)
SpecialSessions

Subject

Workshops

Subject

Vert-01

SpaceTopi-01

Sensors and Devices

Vert-02

Maritime

Topi-02

Communications and Networking

Vert-03

Agriculture and Aquaculture

Topi-03

Security, Privacy, and Trust

Vert-04

Smart Cities and Mobility

Topi-04

Vert-05

Energy, Built Environment, andSustainability

Topi-05

Artificial Intelligence and Machine
Learning
Computing and Data Processing

Vert-06Industry and Manufacturing

Vertical and Topical Track Program Chairs••

Vert-04

Damir Filipovic, Alliance for IoT and Edge Computing Innovation (AOTI), Brussels,
Belgium
Heiner Stüttgen, IEEE Communications Society & NEC Laboratories Europe (retired),Heidelberg, Germany“Smart Cities and Mobility”

Chairs

Vert-04 - Session 1•••

Joel Myers, DOMILA, Dublin, Ireland
Francois Fischer, FSCOM, Sophia, Antipolis, France
Victor Larios, Institute of Innovation and Development of
Smart Cities, University of Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Mexico

Session 1: “Foundations for Smart Mobility IoT.”
Moderator: Georgios Karagiannis, Huawei, Dusseldorf, Germany

Monday October 23rd
14:00-16:00 WEDST
VirtualTalk 1(Presentation 1500): “The future of AI and AI governance forsmarter and safer mobility.”, Philippe Sayegh, Chief Adoption Officer,
VERSES Global BV, Paris, France.
Talk 2 (Presentation 1487): “NearLink new short-range
communication technologies to unlock Car IoT potential”, Francois
Fischer, Founder and CEO, FSCOM, Sophia, Antipolis, France.
Talk 3: (Presentation 1445): “5G-enabled technologies on Smart
Cities and Mobility: new opportunities and business challenges.”,
Eusebiu Catana, Senior Manager and Project Coordinator,
Connectivity and Automation at ERTICO-ITS Europe, Brussels,Belgium.
Talk 4: (Presentation 1524): “Connected and Infrastructure-Assisted
Driving for complex urban situation.”, Thomas Otto, GroupManager, Cognitive and Cooperative Systems, Fraunhofer Institute forTransportation and Infrastructure Systems IVI, Dresden, Germany.

Vert-04 - Session 6Session 5: “Digital Literacy: The Great Divide.”

Friday October 27th
16:00-18:00 WEDST
Virtual Live

Moderator: Richard Foster-Fletcher, MKAI: A Development Agency
and Global AI Stakeholder Community, Milton Keynes, England, UK.
Talk1: (Presentation): “"Working Together to Achieve Active
Collaboration in AI Literacy.", Monika Manolova, Digital National
Alliance, Sofia, Bulgaria.
Talk 2 (Presentation): “Global Education Initiatives.”, Jennifer
Garard, Deputy Director, Sustainability in the Digital Age & Future
Earth, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Talk 3 (Presentation): "The Great Divide in Digital Literacy.",
Andres Leon-Geyer, LabXR, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú,
Lima, Peru.
Talk 4 (Presentation): "Human Design in the Age of AI Literacy.",
Manijeh Motaghy, UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center, UCLA,Los Angeles, California, USA.

Talk 5 (Presentation): "Risks of Convergence Tech - Literacy in XRand AI.", Elizabeth Rothman, Attorney & Advisor for XRSI, andBoard of Directors of the Metaverse Standards Forum, Los Angeles,
California, USA.