2021 IEEE Smart Cities Best Newsletter Article Awards
Written by Chun Sing Lai
The IEEE Smart Cities eNewsletter aims to be an authoritative voice to share the latest news and development in all domains and scope of smart cities. The IEEE Smart Cities Publications committee recognizes the distinctive and significant contribution of each contributing author. In response, an Award Committee was established to award the best articles focusing on four key categories. The motivation for each of the award are as follow (with no order of preference):
- Editor’s Award – Social Impact: To recognize contribution on Smart Cities applied research for the betterment of the society as a whole, that creates a social impact as demonstrated through citation by other researchers.
- Best Special Issue Award: To recognize the most viewed special issue.
- Most Pageviews Award: To recognize the most viewed newsletter article in the year.
- Most Well-read Award: To recognize the newsletter article with the longest page visit on average (minutes).
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Name
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Chair
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Chun Sing Lai
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Managing Editor
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Bernard Fong
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Associate Managing Editor
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Melkior Ornik
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IEEE Smart Cities Publications Chair
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Loi Lei Lai
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IEEE Smart Cities Chair
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Georges Zissis
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After an in-depth data analysis and review, the 2021 awardees are as follow:
- Editor’s Award – Social Impact: AI for Elderly Dietary Care: A Cyber-Physical System for Nutrition Management by Alva Yeung and Charlie Wu
- Best Special Issue Award: Explainable Artificial Intelligence for Smart Cities by Wei Zhang
- Most Pageviews Award: High-availability Cloud Based Voice of IP Voice Communications by Ahan Baig, Mike Carvalho, Jim Willows, and Philip Bockrath
- Most Well-Read Award: Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning & Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) for COVID-19 & Future Pandemics: An Exploratory Study by Himanshu Sharma and Ahteshamul Haque
The IEEE Smart Cities Publications and Award Committees congratulate the above contributors, and we continue to look forward to receiving high-quality submissions.
This article was edited by Bernard Fong.
To view all articles in this issue, please go to December 2022 eNewsletter. For a downloadable copy, please visit the IEEE Smart Cities Resource Center.