The International Conference on Semantics, Knowledge and Grids is a cross-area international forum on semantic computing, knowledge networking, and advanced computing architectures (Grid, Cloud, Web X.0, CPS, Internet of Things, social network, Big Data, etc.). 
The mission of SKG is to promote cross-area research and accelerate the development of relevant areas.
SKG has built its reputation through twelve-year's professional organization. The conference invites well-known experts in diverse areas to present keynotes every year. Submissions come from all over the world. In addition to regular papers, the conference will also accept short papers reporting latest research progress or applications.
Semantics, knowledge and Grids represent three streams of understanding humans and the world that humans interact and create. Relevant research concerns all areas of computing, especially web semantics, artificial intelligence, advanced computing infrastructures, and new challenges and technologies (e.g., big data). 
We welcome submissions of high quality papers on topics in the general areas of semantic computing, knowledge management, information retrieval, and scalable distributed computing. Inter-disciplinary papers across these areas are of special interest.
Semantics and Big Data:

• Language, Cognition and Semantics

• Learning and Deep Learning

• Web Semantics, Semantic Computing, Interactive Semantics

• Semantic Search and Query

• Semantic Link Discovery, Semantic Link Network

• Big Data Foundations, Management and Analytics

• Semantic Visualisation of Big Data

• Multi-Dimensional Management of Big Data

• Block chain

Knowledge and Intelligence:

• Knowledge Discovery, Representation and Reasoning on Big Data

• Ontology and Knowledge Map

• Knowledge Infrastructure

• Large-Scale Distributed Knowledge Management

• Knowledge Flow

• Human & Social-Level Intelligence

• Social Computing and Social Intelligence on Big Data

Cyber-Infrastructure:

• Advanced Computing Infrastructure

• Cloud, Peer-to-Peer, Service Computing

• Cyber-Physical Systems, Cyber-Physical Society, Internet of Things

• Software as a Service, Infrastructure as a Service

• Sensor networks, Social networks, Internet-Based Multi-Agent Systems

• Energy-Sensitive Mobile Computing