Series editors

Anant Wairagade, Independent Researcher, Phoenix, USA,

Iski -Vinothkumar Kolluru
Senior data scientist
Department of Data Science, Stevens Institute of Technology, 1Castle Point Terrace, Hoboken, 07030, NJ, USA.

Dr. Tejinder Kaur
Department of MMICTBM, Maharishi Markandeshwar (Deemed To Be University), Mullana, Ambala-Haryana 133207, India
Call for Book editiors


CALL FOR BOOK PROPOSAL
1. Overview
The proposed book series, AI and IoT in Sustainable Infrastructure and Environmental Systems, aims to bring together recent advancements and applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) in engineering, environmental monitoring, and infrastructure development. The fusion of intelligent technologies and sustainability goals is essential to meet the demands of smart cities, climate resilience, disaster mitigation, and energy efficiency. This series targets interdisciplinary research and real-world applications across infrastructure, environmental, geotechnical, and civil systems.
2. Objectives
– Disseminate cutting-edge knowledge at the interface of AI/IoT and sustainable engineering.
– Highlight practical, scalable smart infrastructure solutions.
– Advance research in digital monitoring, predictive analytics, and climate-adaptive design.
– Support policy formation and industrial adaptation of green technologies.
– Foster international collaboration among researchers and industry professionals.
3. Scope of the Series
Infrastructure Health Monitoring
Digital Twins and Predictive Modeling
Environmental and Air Quality Sensors
Disaster Risk Reduction using AI
Smart Grid, Energy Efficiency & Automation
Green Building and Urban Resilience
AI in Hydrology, Geotechnics, and Transportation
4. Target Audience
Researchers and Academics in Engineering, Computer Science, and Environmental Sciences
Civil Engineers, Planners, and IoT Practitioners
Graduate and Doctoral Students in Smart Infrastructure and Sustainable Technology
Governmental Agencies, NGOs, and Private Sector Developers
Urban Innovation Think Tanks and Smart City Mission Stakeholders
5. Tentative Timeline
Phase | Date |
Call for Chapters Released | August 2025 |
Full Chapter Submission Due | December 2025 |
Peer Review Completion | February 2026 |
Final Manuscript Submission | March 2026 |
Publication (Print + Online) | June 2026 |
6. Proposed Book Titles in the Series
1. AI for Sustainable Urban Infrastructure: Theory, Design, and Deployment
2. IoT-Based Environmental Monitoring in Smart Cities
3. Machine Learning in Civil and Environmental Engineering
4. Edge and Cloud Computing for Infrastructure Automation
5. AI-Enabled Structural Health Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance
6. Smart Water Networks: AI and IoT Approaches for Water Sustainability
7. Air Quality Monitoring with AI-Powered Sensor Networks
8. Digital Twins for Resilient Urban Planning and Infrastructure
9. AI and IoT in Intelligent Transportation Systems
10. Smart Waste Management: Data-Driven and Sensor-Based Approaches
11. AI in Green Building Design and Energy-Efficient Construction
12. Early Warning Systems for Natural Hazards Using AI and IoT
13. Pavement Condition Monitoring with AI and Remote Sensing
14. Remote Sensing Integration with IoT for Environmental Risk Detection
15. Big Data Analytics for Climate-Resilient Infrastructure Systems
16. Cyber-Physical Systems for Sustainable Construction Engineering
17. IoT-Based Groundwater and Soil Quality Monitoring
18. AI-Driven Resource Optimization in Smart Cities
19. AI for Environmental Impact Assessment and Policy Support
20. Decentralized Smart Grids and Renewable Energy Systems
7. Submission Details
Manuscript Guidelines:
– Chapter Length: 5,000–7,000 words
– APA/IEEE citation style
– Original research, case studies, technical reviews, or implementation frameworks
– Figures, Tables, and Diagrams must be in high resolution (300 DPI)
Submission Emails:
editor.expertnotes@gmail.com
8. Expected Outcomes
– Indexed publication (Scopus/Google Scholar/DOI assignment)
– Enhanced interdisciplinary collaboration
– Policy-level insights for smart infrastructure development – A ready reference for AI-IoT integration in engineering projects