This venue brings together the brightest researchers and practitioners in the fields of architecture, urban design, urban planning, building science, visualization and simulation. In past years, attendees have included researchers, engineers, architects, software developers, managers, educators, and business professionals. Over the years, SimAUD symposia have attracted exceptionally high-quality submissions (papers, datasets, and videos) on a diverse range of topics. We highly encourage you to take advantage of the free downloads of previous years' proceedings1.
We invite you to submit and present an original contribution for SimAUD 2016 in the London, UK. All submissions are peer-reviewed and considered for selection by the Committee. All accepted full papers (8 pages) will be published in the ACM Digital Library2. However, all the accepted submissions (both full and short papers) will be published in SimAUD’s proceedings. Please observe the submission types and deadlines on the Symposium website. SimAUD is run collaboratively with ACM/SIGSIM and is sponsored by The Society for Modeling and Simulation International.
Areas of Interest
SimAUD topics include, but are not limited to:
- Simulation-Based Design Tools and Methods
- Building Comfort and Energy Performance
- Simulation of Occupant Behavior
- Simulation of Building Control
- Urban-Scale Modeling
- Multidisciplinary Design Optimization
- Design Agency & Multi-Agent Systems
- Simulation Performance and Scalability
- Intelligent Buildings & Building Lifecycle Management
- Sensor Networks & Building Performance Monitoring
- Interactive Environments
- Responsive Facades
- Robotic Fabrication in Design
- Physics-Based Simulation in Design
- Visualization of Simulation Data
Submissions Types
Research works can be submitted in several categories:3
- Full Papers (Archived at the ACM Digital Library)
- Short Papers (Not archived at the ACM Digital Library)
- Posters & Videos (Not archived at the ACM Digital Library)
- Invited Papers (Archived at the ACM Digital Library)