Special Issue: Intelligent Data-Centric Systems
Guest Editors
Prof. Guadalupe Ortiz
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Cádiz, Spain
Email: guadalupe.ortiz@uca.es
Prof. Bernabé Dorronsoro
Escuela Superior de Ingeniería, University of Cádiz, Spain
Email: bernabe.dorronsoro@uca.es
Prof. Christian Zirpins
Faculty of Computer Science and Business Information Systems, Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences, Karlsruhe, Germany
Email: christian.zirpins@hs-karlsruhe.de
Manuscript Topics
Data-centric software systems support the communication, processing and analysis of large, heterogeneous data volumes and flows in many modern application scenarios. For example, cyber-physical systems need to deal with enormous volumes of data that are generated continuously in the scope of the Internet of Things, still they need to work efficiently, and they must be scalable, reliable and trustworthy at all times. The ability to handle lakes and streams of data in order to turn them into informed decisions can lead to great competitive advantages for companies and administrations alike, as well as improve the quality of life for the citizens of information society. Such abilities can be seen in biological systems based on the intelligence of living beings but the functioning has yet to be fully understood and transferred for technical utilization. In particular, the question is how to support data-centric software systems with artificial intelligence, e.g. by means of learning and recognizing patterns from large amounts of complex or unstructured data. Furthermore, the basic mechanisms of intelligent behavior might be combined with and improved by complementary techniques like federation and transfer of learning as well as contextualization of the data. The inherent complexity of resulting approaches together with the strict qualitative requirements of sensitive application areas are calling for solid formal methods with sound mathematical foundations. Subsequently, this special issue focuses on novel approaches for large scale data management and engineering that are based on a bio-inspired notion of intelligence as well as their formal foundations.
The areas of interest include, but are not limited, to:
● Formal models and methods of intelligent data processing
● Bio-inspired intelligent algorithms for data-centric systems
● Technologies for data-driven decision making
● Smart Internet of Things and cyber-physical intelligence
● Intelligent cloud, edge and fog computing
● Data processing for smart devices
● Data-centric communication protocols
● Context-aware data sharing
● Applications of novel intelligent data-centric systems
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