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IEEE Systems, Man, and Cybernetics Magazine
Special Issue on Human-centered Collaborative Systems
I. AIM AND SCOPE
HuCS
Recent years have witnessed an increasing shift in interest
from machine-machine collaborative systems toward humancentered
collaborative systems (HuCS). The HuCS aims at
offering
user-friendly
capabilities,
environments and requires less
which apparently is
learning, but at the same time provides high throughput and
interaction
an
interdisciplinary edge-cutting research field. It has gained
immense popularity in many areas over the past decades, e.g.,
pervasive computing, context-aware computing, affective
computing, artificial intelligence, social network dynamics,
social intelligence and cognition, and social systems design.
Tremendous applications of the HuCS today have spread into
the industry, healthcare, and even entertainment domains. In
this context, user-friendliness and human-centeredness are
two vital parts of constructing a successful HuCS. To
facilitate the development of human-centered collaborative
systems, this special issue aims to provide an
interdisciplinary
platform to
achievements.
This special issue is to provide a summary of recent research
that advances human-centric software engineering and to also
serve as a collection of current state-of-the-art approaches
and technologies.
While we encourage authors of top-quality papers accepted
by the 2022 International Workshop on Human-Centric
Software Engineering and Cyber Security (HCSE&CS 2022,
co-located with ASE2022) to submit their extended articles,
this special issue also has an open call to the wider research
community.
II.
TOPICS
The topics relevant to the special issue include (but are not
limited to) the following topics:
 Social network, social
architectures,
representation
and socio-cultural modeling
systems design and
and
 Human-machine/AI collaboration systems, and
human-vehicle collaboration systems
 Human-centered collaborative
intelligence,
collective intelligence
 Pervasive/ubiquitous computing, context-aware
computing, evolutionary computing, and affective
computing
 Human factors in the Internet of Things (IoT)/ AIoT
 Role-based collaboration methodology, and agentbased
collaboration methodology
 Human-centered recommender systems
 Secure & privacy-preserving HuCS
 Emerging AI approaches and their applications in the
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integrate
current
research
 Human-centered design for education, transportation,
industry, healthcare, finance, etc.
 Incorporating human factors into requirements and
design e.g., emotions, bias, personality, and culture
 Tools and models for capturing and interpreting user
behaviors in collaborative systems
 Impact of human factors on software development
processes and software teams
 Other related topics
III.
SUBMISSIONS
Manuscripts should be formatted according to the IEEE
SMC Magazine guidelines for authors
(https://www.ieeesmc.org/publications/smc-magazine),
and submitted through the IEEE's Manuscript Central
(https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/smcmag). Please select
" Special Issue " under Manuscript Category of your
submission.
IV.
IMPORTANT DATES
Manuscript submissions due: 30 November 2022
First round of reviews completed: 31 December 2022
Revised manuscripts due: 31 January 2023
Second round of reviews completed: 31 March 2023
Final manuscripts due: 30 April 2023
V.
GUEST EDITORS
Dongning Liu
Professor
Guangdong University of Technology, China
Email: liudn@gdut.edu.cn
Xiao Liu
Professor
Deakin University, Australia
Email: xiao.liu@deakin.edu.au
Tun Lu
Professor
Fudan University, China
Email: lutun@fudan.edu.cn
Wei-Neng Chen,
Professor
South China University of Technology, China
Email: cschenwn@scut.edu.cn
Dakuo Wang,
Adjunct Associate Professor
Northeastern University, U.S.
Email: d.wang@northeastern.edu
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