Creativity in Intelligent Technologies & Data Science
15-17 September, 2015
Volgograd, Russia.
It is publish the proceedings with Springer in their Communications in Computer and Information Science series. Submissions will be publish in CCIS
The event is supported by the Russian Foundation for Basic Research, project № 15-07-20700
Main Conference Information
Aim and Scope
Creativity is the process of breaking out of established patterns;
it's the reorganization, recombination or reinterpretation of concepts and ideas for getting something unique and previously unknown.
Creating software is one of the most creative activities that humans undertake.
It is developed for people and by people and people's creativity can be a good source to improvise solutions to problems for dominating complex systems such as software design and development.
The main objective of the CIT&DS 2015 is to bring together researchers and practitioners to share ideas in using creativity to theory and practice in software engineering.
The official language of the conference will be English.
Topics
The conference will consist of regular sessions with technical contributions reviewed
and selected by an international program committee from 29 countries,
as well as of invited talks and tutorials presented by leading scientists.
Topics of interest for the conference include, but not limited to:
Computational creativity for science and design
Software computer-aided design
Conceptual, cognitive and qualitative modelling with application in intelligent decision making
Intelligent Decision Support System for Continual improvement process
Game-based learning technologies in engineering education and educational games design
Natural language and image processing& analysis
Knowledge discovery in patent and open sources for creative tasks
Intelligent technologies in urban development
Design creativity in CAD/CAM/CAE/PDM
E-inclusion: development of smart mobile applications for people with disabilities
Data science in Energy Management &Transportation
Personalized Learning in Web-Based Intelligent Educational Systems
Submission of full papers deadline: April 15, 2015
Submission of full papers deadline (second call): May 03, 2015
Submission
Contributions are solicited for the following categories:
full research papers describing research accomplishments (approximately 5000 words, 10 -15 pages in Springer LNCS/CCIS one-column page format),
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demonstrations and short communications, i.e. experience reports, project overviews, etc. which do not fully adhere to the standards of a first rate scientific publication, but are nevertheless of interest and value for the participants of the conference,
proposals for tutorials and panels.
The program committee may decide to accept a submission as a short paper (2000 - 3000 words) if it reports interesting results but does not justify publication of a full paper. It is planned to publish the proceedings (pre-proceedings or post-proceedings of selected papers) with Springer in their Communications in Computer and Information Science series (final approval pending).
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For their submissions, authors are encouraged to consider the final paper format requirements, as specified at the conference site.
Research papers should be original contributions and should not be accepted or submitted elsewhere until the decisions of the CIT&DS 2015 program committee are announced. At least one author from every submission accepted to be published is obliged to register and attend the conference.
The fees don't include accommodation. Students fee includes paper publication and conference sessions participation only.
General Co-Chairs and Steering Committee
General Co-Chairs
Vladimir I. Lysak, correspondence member of Russian Academy of Science, rector of Volgograd State Technical University
Igor A. Kalyaev, correspondence member of Russian Academy of Science, director of Research Institute of Multiprocessor Computing Systems.
Dmitriy Novikov, correspondence member of Russian Academy of Science, vice-director of Institute of Control Sciences, Russian Academy of Science, Russia
Steering Committee
Valeriy Kamaev, Volgograd State Technical University, Russia
Vadim Stefanuk, Russiam Assosiation of Artificial Intelligence, Moscow, Russia
Viktor Kureichik, Southern Federal University, Taganrog, Russia
Aleksandr Bershadskiy, Penza State University, Russia
Shuichiro Yamamoto, Nagoya University, Japan
Vladimir Gorodetsky, St. Petersburg Institute for Informatics and Automation of Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
Yuri R. Valkman, International Research and Training Center of Information Technologies and Systems NAS and MES of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine
The Program Committee Co-chairs
prof. Alla Kravets, Volgograd State Technical University, Russia
prof. Eddie Gray, Glasgow Caledonian, Glasgow, United Kingdom