Information and Communication Technology for Intelligent Systems: Proceedings of ICTIS 2020, Volume 1

Intelligent systems research rarely stays within one lane. This edited volume brings together work from ICTIS 2020 on the technologies, analytical methods, and practical applications shaping information and communication technology. Its varied collection offers readers a way to explore distinct research questions across computing and connected disciplines.

Research across ICT and intelligent systems

The proceedings include studies of computer-network availability, convolutional neural networks, data mining, parallel computing, 5G communication, and security. Other contributions apply computational approaches to topics including healthcare, crime analysis, environmental sound classification, agriculture, and disaster-related social media. The range makes the volume relevant to readers interested in both technical methods and the problems those methods are used to investigate.

A collection of individual research papers

Rather than presenting a single textbook-style progression, this book gathers separate conference papers. Readers can follow the subjects most relevant to their work, compare approaches across application areas, or use the collection to get a sense of the breadth of research discussed at ICTIS 2020.

Who may find it useful?

Researchers, academics, students, and technology practitioners exploring information and communication technology, intelligent systems, data analysis, or related applications may find this proceedings volume a useful reference point. Its interdisciplinary coverage also makes it of interest to readers looking beyond a single subfield.

From methods to applications

Across the collection, technical approaches meet questions drawn from communications, computing, healthcare, industry, and public life. For readers surveying research directions or seeking work connected to a particular ICT application, these proceedings offer a broad snapshot of the conference’s contributions.