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HCIS 2020 14th International Conference on Human-Centered
Intelligent Systems
| June 17-19, 2020 | Split, Croatia
http://hcis-20.kesinternational.org
Part of KES multi themed conference Smart Digital Futures which
groups
AMSTA-20, IDT-20, HCIS-20, InMed-20, SEEL-20 and STS-20 in one
venue.
http://sdf-20.kesinternational.org
Aim
Human-centered intelligent systems (HCIS) are information systems
applying
artificial intelligence in order to support humans and to interact
with
people. Contemporary advances in the field of artificial
intelligence have led
to a rapidly growing number of intelligent services and
applications.
Artificial intelligence is often characterized in an impersonal
way: on this
view, intelligent systems operate entirely independently of human
intervention. Public discourse on ‘autonomous’ algorithms which
work on
‘passively’ collected data contributes to this view. However, this
perspective
obfuscates the extent to which human work necessarily underpins
and enables
contemporary AI systems. The human element in intelligent systems
includes
tasks such as optimizing knowledge representations, developing
algorithms,
collecting and labeling data, and deciding what to model in the
first place.
Investigating artificial intelligence from a human-centered
perspective
requires a deep understanding of the role of human ethics,
practices, and
preferences for the development of—and interaction
with—intelligent systems.
Dates, Conference and Publication
• Submission Deadline: 10 January 2020
• Acceptance Notification: 10 February 2020
• Camera Ready Submission: 10 March 2020
• Presentation at Conference: 17-19 June 2020
• Publication: Springer; Series on Smart Innovation, Systems and
Technologies
Scope
We invite research- and practice-based contributions to the
Human-Centered
Intelligent Systems (HCIS) conference, which is collocated under
the umbrella
of KES Smart Digital Futures. The conference will have a general
track and
will also include a set of specialized invited sessions. We are
also calling
for organizers of invited sessions who would like to address
special related
subjects.
The following topics define the conference scope, although other
associated
subjects may be applicable.
Digital Humanism and Artificial Intelligence
Ethics and Value Alignment in Human-Machine Interactions
o Ethical Decision-Making and Intelligent Systems: Fairness and
Equality,
Transparency, Explanation, Privacy, Safety,
Responsibility, Reflection
o Value Trade-Offs and Ethical Dilemmas
o Distinctively Human Qualities: Expertise, Judgement, Intuition,
Empathy,
Moral Compass, Creativity
Political and Social Dimensions
o Social Computing and Artificial Intelligence
o Human Rights
o Democracy, Inclusion, Freedom of Speech
o Effective Regulation, Policy-Making, and Legal Compliance
o Ethical Leadership in the Deployment and Procurement of
Intelligent Systems
o Impact of Information Technology on Business and Society
Artificial Intelligence and Cognition
• Smart Interpretation of Images, Numbers, Texts, Voices, Dialogs,
Sensors,
Actors, Information, Signals, Events
• Cognitive Computing and the Internet of Things
• Human and User Modeling
• Knowledge Technologies and Semantic Web
• Knowledge Modeling, Representation, Reasoning and Inference
• Transparency, Explanation and Rationality
• Real-Time Data Stream Processing
• Machine Learning and Big Data Analytics
• Statistical Learning
• Clustering and Classification
• Neural Networks and Deep Learning
• Support Vector Machines
• Pattern Recognition
• Analytic and Rational Machines
• Decision Support, Simulation and Management
• Transformation of Human Tasks
Intelligent Services and Architectures
• Intelligent Digital Systems and Services Architecture, Modeling
and
Engineering
• Digital Business, Products, Services, and Systems
• Resilient and Adaptive Software Architecture
• Digital Enterprise Architecture
• Internet of Things and Sensor Networks
• Robotics and Remote Control
• Recommender Services and Chatbots
• Intelligent Platforms and Ecosystems
• Blockchains and Distributed Transactions
• Cyber Security, Identity and Digital Rights Management
• Innovation in Service Engineering, Delivery, and Quality
Assessment
• Social Network Modeling and Intelligent Systems
• Knowledge Modeling and Cognitive Maps
• Human-Centered Service Systems
• Dynamics of Action and Interaction
• Adaptive Systems, Services, and Processes
• Reliability and Resiliency
• Digital Business Modeling and Management
• Virtual Environments
• Ecology of Service Systems
• Smart and Wise Systems
• Complexity of Socio-Technical Systems
• Systems Evolution and Innovation Processes
Intelligent Interaction and Visualization
• Mobile Technologies and Intelligent Services
• Intelligent Audio, Video and Signal Processing
• Intelligent Language Analytics and Generation
• Speaker and Sound Recognition
• Intelligent Visualization, Interaction, Collaboration and
Communication
• Intelligent Virtual and Augmented Reality
• Intelligent Human-Computer Interaction
• Intelligent Multimodal Interactive Systems
• Intelligent Dashboards and Adaptive Hypermedia Systems
• Intelligent User and Role Models
• Intelligent Affective Computing
• Process and Systems Monitoring
• Systems Diagnostics and Transparency
• Resilient Systems
• Autonomous Control
• Ergonomics, Interaction and Visualization
• Human Factors and Aging
• Ergonomics and Design
• Human Factors in Software, Service and Systems Engineering
• Usability and User Experience
• Interaction and Game Design
• Robots and Unmanned Systems
• Simulation Environments and Systems
• Safety Management and Human Factors
Intelligent Applications and Use Cases
• Smart Systems in Science, Medicine, Health Care, Management
Systems,
Administration, Finance, Banking, Insurance,
Consulting, Knowledge Transfer, Retail, Manufacturing, Logistics,
Smart
Energy, Industrial Environments, Smart Cities,
Smart Home, Architecture and Sustainable Urban Planning, etc.
• Industry 4.0: Advanced Digital Manufacturing, Management and
Process Control
• Sensor and Actor-based Autonomous Systems and Robotics
• Intelligent Science and Educational Services
• Intelligent Digital Libraries
Submission Guidelines and Review Process
Authors are invited to submit original, unpublished papers which
are not under
review for another conference, workshop, or journal by the time of
submission.
The contributors should address one or more research areas
included above.
Detailed submission information is available on the conference
page --here--
Submitted papers will undergo double-blind peer review by at least
two members
of the program committee. Prior to submission, please ensure that
you have
removed any information from your paper which could identify the
authors.
Paper acceptance is based on the following criteria: novelty,
technical
soundness, practical or theoretical impact, clarity, and
presentation. At
least one author per paper submission is required to register for
the
conference, and to present the paper.
For details of the sessions accepted so far see here:
http://hcis-20.kesinternational.org/cmsISdisplay.php
IS01 Technologies To Improve Senior Care
IS02 Real-time data processing in Industrial and IoT Applications
IS03 Digital Enterprise Architecture for Manufacturing Industry,
Financial
Industry, and others
IS04 Innovative Information Services for Advanced Knowledge
Activity
Organisation
Honorary Chairs: T. Watanabe, Nagoya University, Japan, and L. C.
Jain,
University of Canberra, Australia and University of Technology
Sydney,
Australia
General Chair: Alfred Zimmermann, Reutlingen University, Germany
Executive Chair: R. J. Howlett, University of Bournemouth, UK
Program Chair: Rainer Schmidt, Munich University of Applied
Sciences, Germany
International Program Committee
The list of the IPC members will be added shortly to the
conference page --
here --
Our Destination
SDF-20 will be held at the Radisson Blu Spa Resort, Split Croatia
Set against two stunning backdrops, the Adriatic Sea and the
Dalmatian
mountains, the Radisson Blu Resort, Split presents a never-ending
feast of
views with state-of-the-art meeting rooms.
As a regional business and cultural centre, Split provides ample
opportunities
beyond its beautiful setting. The Radisson Blu lies just 3
kilometres from the
city centre, where guests can catch a ferry or tour Diocletian’s
Palace.
We hope you will join us at this stunning destination....
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