CDVE 2025: Call for Papers

The CDVE 2025 conference will be held in Bangkok, Thailand, from October 19-22, 2025. Our host is the School of Information Technology, King Mongkut's Institute of Technology, Thailand.

This conference series has reached its 22nd year, bringing together participants from all continents to discuss the state-of-the-art and advances in cooperative design, visualization, engineering, and other cooperative applications. CDVE 2025 offers a unique opportunity for participants to engage in face-to-face discussions.

Special Issue Opportunity

CDVE2025 Special Issue on IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Magazine will select the best quality papers from the CDVE2025 accepted papers for publication. The title of the special issue is: "Advance in cooperative design, visualization, engineering, and other cooperative applications."

Keynote Speaker

Prof. Jaime Lloret, a distinguished academic and researcher in telecommunications and full Professor at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, will deliver a keynote speech titled: "Intelligent collaborative sensor networks for Precision Agriculture."

Invitation to Submit Papers

The conference focus is "cooperative." CDVE 2025 invites submissions of original papers from a broad range of areas in cooperative design, cooperative visualization, and cooperative engineering. It includes topics encompassing multiple users, locations, or sensors, as well as multimodal cooperation and integration in engineering. Topics also cover social networks, IoT, sensor networks, e-health care, e-education, and more.

Topics of Interest

Cooperative Design (CD)

• Multiple user, multiple location collaborative design applications
• Concurrent design, collaborative editing, real-time user interactions
• Cooperative User Experience (UX) design
• Demonstrating feasibility and applicability in CD
• Multi-modal interface design such as cooperative design using interactive tabletops and surfaces etc.
• Design for total life cycle support: from design to manufacturing or construction
• Cooperative design analysis, verification, integration and interoperability, standards
• Scenarios, case studies of cooperative design in mechanical engineering, aero-space engineering, building architecture, engineering and construction, automobile, microelectronics, software engineering, entertainment and other areas
• Special issues in cooperative design

Cooperative Visualization (CV)

• System architecture, prototypes, user interfaces for CV: web applications, textual and multimedia 2D, 3D desktop interfaces, 3D virtual world environments, and multiple user embedded systems.
• Visualization for multiple user, multiple location, concurrent visualization
• Cooperative visual analytics and communication
• Large scale, big data storage, access, exploration, and manipulation, for cooperative visualization
• Multi-resolution and other efficient computer graphics, visualization algorithms for cooperative visualization
• Visualization in multiple user games, networked games, simulation visualization for multiple users

Cooperative Engineering (CE)

• Collaborative process planning, scheduling, control, conformance testing and interoperability checking, cooperative decision making.
• Human-machine interfaces, frameworks, reference models, architectures, tools and systems for CE
• Concurrent prototyping, manufacturing and engineering.
• Concurrent process modeling, product modeling, reference models, business models, data representations and standards.
• Integration and interoperability, intelligent infrastructures and automated methods for integrating systems, multi-level integration, enterprise integration
• Long-term large scale project data archiving, access, concurrent data control for CE
• Smart grids
• Industrial scenarios, case studies of CE: in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, AEC (architecture, engineering and construction), automobile, microelectronics, and others
• Method, applications for total life cycle support: from conceptual design to manufacturing and construction

Cooperative Applications (CA)

• Human computer interface for cooperative working
• Cooperation between humans and autonomous Systems
• Social networks
• Crowd sourcing
• Collective intelligence
• Cooperative learning, multi-modal learning
• Multiple user gaming
• Multiple platform payment systems
• Multimodal user interface for cooperation
• Cooperative decision making
• Cooperative Internet of Things (IoT)
• Nano networks, nano-communication, nano sensors
• Collaborative Information seeking
• Information integration in sensor networks
• Collaborations in emergency response and disaster management
• Collaborative mobile systems, group interaction in mobile system and mobility communities
• Collaborative simulation
• Collaborative robots and human robot interaction, social robots
• Collaboration technologies and systems for healthcare
• Web based cooperation tools, cooperative web design such as Wiki's
• Cooperative service oriented applications
• Other cooperative applications

Basic Theories, Methods and Technologies that Support CDVE (BT)

• Modeling of group behavior
• Distributed systems, grid systems, real-time systems, groupware
• Cooperation issues in metaverse, digital twins
• Cloud computing, edge computing for cooperative work
• Fog computing for cooperative storage, cooperative working
• Big data processing, fusion
• Multi-sensor data processing, fusion
• Neural networks for CDVE
• Block chains, distributed ledger technology
• Algorithms, architectures, frameworks, platforms for CDVE
• Data consistency, concurrent processing, middleware
• Agent based methods, conversational agents, hybrid conversational agents combining human and machine intelligence (cooperative CAs)
• Collaborative and multi-mode working environment
• Design patterns, re-usability and component-based methods
• Communication, transport, application protocols for CDVE
• Internet computing, web environment for collaborative working
• Knowledge management, information systems, large databases, data-mining
• Semantic Technologies for Information-Integrated Collaboration
• Ontology for information sharing, cooperative applications
• Security for CDVE
• Human machine interaction for CDVE
• Artificial intelligence for CDVE

Submission Types

• Full papers
• Short papers
• (Other types may be specified on the call for paper page)

Important Dates

• Submission Deadline: Extended 2 weeks from its current deadlines (Original: Feb 21, 2025)
• Notification: Mar 24, 2025
• Registration: Apr 05, 2025
• Camera ready: Apr 13, 2025

Publication

The CDVE2025 conference proceedings book will be published by Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS). All accepted full and short papers with valid registration will be published, with each paper receiving an independent DOI.

All published papers will enter the following indexing systems:

• Conference Proceedings Citation Index (CPCI) part of Clarivate Analytics’ Web of Science
• Zentralblatt MATH
• EI Engineering Index (Compendex and Inspec databases)
• Scopus
• ACM Digital Library
• IO-Port
• dblp
• MathSciNet
• Google Scholar

Authors also have additional publication opportunities with some journals on a volunteered basis.

Organizers

• School of Information Technology, King Mongkut's Institute of Technology
• University of Balearic Islands
• Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology

Contact Us

• Email: cdve2025@easychair.org