The International Workshop on Complex-systems for Future Technologies and Applications (IWCFTA)
will be the successor of the formerly successfully series of International Workshop on Chaos-Fractals
Theories and Applications. The new workshop will cover topics beyond Chaos and Fractal Theory to general
complex systems which are abundant in modern society.
With the development of science and technology, great progress has been made in the study of complex systems. Represented by complex networks, chaos and fractal theory, nonlinear science provides new horizons and tools for the research in the fields of complex systems, cryptography, signal processing, multimedia, communication systems, big data, artificial intelligence, biology and economic systems. Adhering to the tenet of the previous fifteen conferences, the 16th IWCFTA aims to provide a high-level international forum for scientists, researchers and engineers at home and abroad to exchange and discuss the latest discoveries of complex systems theory and its applications in many future technological fields.
It will provide a high-level international forum for researchers and students to present recent research results, address new challenges and discuss trends in the area of complex systems and interdisciplinary science. The focus of the conference is on the most relevant methodologies and approaches to understanding, modelling, simulating, predicting, evaluating and mastering various Societal, Ecological, Biological and Engineered Complex Systems.