Recent years have witnessed the significant development of urban Internet-of-Things (IoT) for smart cities. Urban IoT is built on the top of complex Cyber-Physical Systems (CPSs) that consist of spatially distributed entities that interact with each other over time, leading to an inherently spatio-temporal and interconnected composition. In this setting, urban IoT generates ubiquitously available data for demonstrating real-time and fine-granular status of the complicated urban systems. Mining such urban IoT data can reveal holistic human and system structures, dynamics, and semantics of the underlying urban systems, and further provides intelligent decision support for urban public administration in boosting commercial activities, enhancing public security, fostering social interaction, and thus yielding livable, sustainable, and viable environments.

Our workshop is a half-day workshop at ICDM 2022. The workshop aims to bring together academia researchers and industry practitioners to (1) discuss the principles, limitations and applications of urban IoT intelligence, and (2) foster research on innovative algorithms, novel techniques, and new applications of urban IoT intelligence in smart cities.