ICTAACS'19

International Conference on Theoretical and Applicative Aspects of Computer Science, Skikda 2019

Extended versions of best selected papers will be published in the following Special Issue On: Deep Learning in Big Data and Internet of Things Problems of the indexed International Journal of Organizational and Collective Intelligence (IJOCI).

ICTAACS'19 on IEEE Conferences and Events

About

The ICTAACS like CTAACS'12 and CTAACS'13, which are the previous editions, covers theoretical and practical aspects related to Computer Science. The aim of this conference is to give researchers the possibilty to share and exchange their new ideas, research results and experiences about different specialities of Computer Science.

The ICTAACS'19 will be held in Skikda, Algeria from 15-16 December 2019. It's co-organized by the Computer Science department of the 20 Août 1955-Skikda University, the LICUS (Laboratoire d'Informatique et de Communication de l'Université 20 Août 1955-Skikda), the MISC (laboratory of Modélisation et d'Implémentation de Systèmes Complexes, Abdelhamid Mehri-Constantine 2 University), the GLIA team of the LIRE (Laboratoire d'Informatique REpartie, Abdelhamid Mehri-Constantine 2 University) and by the LINFI (Laboratoire d'INFormatique Intelligente, Mohamed Khider-Biskra University).

The target audience for ICTAACS'19 ranges from Teacher-Researcher to PhD students and Master students. They will also be encouraged to present their research, to self-evaluate and to increase the visibility of their work within the IT community.

Scientific topics (but not limited to)

Track 1: Database and Information Systems

Advanced databases
Information systems architectures
Data warehouses
Information systems integration
Information systems analysis and specification
Multimedia database applications
Database security and transaction support
Object-oriented database applications
Distributed database systems
PDMS (P2P data management systems)
Enterprise resource planning
Enterprise-wide client-server architecture
Security and privacy in cloud computing

Track 2: Software Engineering

Component-based software engineering
Component based Agents
Requirements engineering
Software architectures
Real-time software engineering
Agent-based software system
Software maintenance, reuse, and legacy systems
Software quality assurance
Formal methods and formal approaches to software development

Track 3: Computer Networks, Distributed and Complex Systems

Modeling, design, and engineering of distributed systems
Complex and multi-agent systems
Foundations and formal methods for distributed systems
Animated pedagogical agents
Advances in networking and web based applications
Information and network security
Cloud computing and pervasive systems
Autonomic agents
Bayesian networks
Strategic decision support systems
Evolutionary programming
Adaptation, self-organization, and emergence in complex systems

Track 4: Pattern Recognition, Computer Vision and Information Processing

Image processing, segmentation and registration
Motion, Object Tracking and Video Analysis
Medical and application dedicated image analysis
Energy Minimization based Vision
Data mining and machine learning
Distributed and Collective Vision
Data and knowledge engineering and modeling
Image and multimedia search and retrieval
Data classification and clustering
Sensorial information and knowledge engineering and modeling
Signal, speech and time series analysis, recognition and retrieval
Image analysis, scene understanding and character recognition

Track 5: e-governance, Smart cities and Next Generation Computing Ecosystem

Open and smart government
Smart cities, smart homes
Smart grids and the Internet of things (infrastructure, transportation, governance, environment, health care, safety, security, and energy)
Smart devices and their novel use in public management
Smart (technology-facilitated) practices such as payment systems, identification systems, etc.
Smart city (governance) and emerging technologies (IoT, big data, open data, social media & networks)
Wireless communications and networks in smart cities
Sensing technologies for smart cities
Green multimedia wireless networks for smart cities

Keynote Speakers

Pr. Esma AIMEUR

University of Montreal, Canada
"Privacy and Security issues in Artificial Intelligence"

Dr. Zahia GUESSOUM

LIP6 of Paris 6, France
"Multi-agent Coordination Models and Applications"

Pr. Zaidi SAHNOUN

Abdelhamid Mehri-Constantine 2 University, Algeria
Intelligence Artificielle : Nouvelle Perspectives, Nouveaux Défis

Pr. Alloua Chaoui

MISC Laboratory, Department of Computer Science and its Applcations, Faculty NTIC, University Abdelhamid Mehri- Constantine 2
"Model Driven Engineering in the Development of IoT Applications: Concepts and Challenges"