RC-FBSIC 2027Call for papers
Call for papers, 2027.
RC-FBSIC 2027 invites original research in seven tracks. Abstracts are due 4 December 2026; the conference runs online on 28–29 January 2027.
Tracks
What to submit.
Example topics are a guide, not a limit. If your work spans two tracks, choose the main one and mention the other in your abstract.
- L01
AI for the Built Environment & Infrastructure
- Machine learning for structural health monitoring
- Generative and parametric design
- Digital twins of buildings and networks
- AI in construction planning, cost and site safety
- L02
Smart Cities, IoT & Urban Digital Systems
- Sensor networks and urban data platforms
- Mobility and traffic systems
- Smart grids and building energy management
- Security and privacy of city systems
- L03
Sustainable Engineering & Green Construction
- Low-carbon materials and life-cycle assessment
- Energy-efficient and net-zero buildings
- Water, waste and circular construction
- Climate-resilient design
- L04
Peace & Conflict Resolution
- Post-conflict reconstruction and infrastructure
- Community mediation and social cohesion
- Conflicts over land, water and energy
- Humanitarian response and shelter
- L05
Education Technology & Intelligent Learning Systems
- AI tutoring and learning analytics
- Engineering and sustainability education
- Online and blended learning at scale
- Digital skills for the construction workforce
- L07
Technology Policy, Governance & Legal Frameworks
- Building codes and standards
- Regulation of AI and data
- Climate policy and green finance
- Public procurement and infrastructure governance
Key dates
Deadlines.
- 01 Call for papers openSubmissions open on Microsoft CMT. Upcoming
- 02 Abstract deadline250–300 word structured abstract, any of the seven tracks. Upcoming
- 03 Abstract decisionReviewed on a rolling basis, about ten days after you submit. Rolling
- 04 Full paper deadline3,000–5,000 words, APA 7th edition. Upcoming
- 05 Final acceptanceDouble-blind review decision with reviewer comments. Upcoming
- 06 Registration & camera-readyAt least one author registers; final PDF uploaded to CMT. Upcoming
- 07 Conference, onlineTwo days of keynotes and parallel track sessions, 09:00–17:00 ET. Scheduled
- 08 Proceedings publishedChapter book with ISBN; a DOI for each paper. Upcoming
Deadlines close at 23:59 Eastern Time (UTC−5) on the date shown.
Guidelines
Requirements
- Original work, not published or under review elsewhere.
- Written in English and within the scope of one track.
- Ethical approval for studies involving people, where required.
- Any use of AI writing or analysis tools is stated in the paper.
Format
- Abstract
- 250–300 words, structured: background, objective, method, key findings, contribution.
- Full paper
- 3,000–5,000 words including references.
- Style
- APA 7th edition. Times New Roman 12 pt, double-spaced.
- File
- PDF or DOCX, uploaded to Microsoft CMT. Remove author names for review.
- Templates
- Request the Word template or the LaTeX template.
Decisions
Accept; accept with minor revisions; revise and resubmit; or reject. Authors may be asked to revise before final acceptance.
Presentation required
At least one author must register and present. Papers that are not presented are removed from the proceedings.