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Human-centric Computing and Information Sciences (HCIS)
Journal Website : http://web.ftrai.org/hcis
http://www.hcis-journal.com
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Aims and Scope
The goal of this interdisciplinary journal defining and reporting on the challenging issues is to bring together researchers from academia and industry as well as practitioners to share ideas, problems and solutions relating to the multifaceted aspects of Human-centric Computing technology and Information Sciences (HCIS) with its convergence strategies, and to disseminate the most innovative researches and developments of all aspects of human-centric computing and research challenges in the information science including their models, services, and novel applications associated with their utilization. Human-centric computing is to create novel solutions so that the humans are always connected, portable, and available. As with pervasive-computing, human-centric computing requires a variety of devices, however, such devices exist simply to obtain inputs from the human and are embedded in objects that humans interact with on a daily basis. Moreover, during the past couple of decades, Information Science technologies influenced and changed every aspect of our lives and our cultures. Without various Information Science technology-based applications, it would be difficult to keep information stored securely, to process information efficiently, and to communicate conveniently. It is apparent that Information Sciences will not only continue playing a very important role in convergence of computing, communication, and all other computational sciences and application but also will influence the future's roadmap in areas, including, science, engineering, industry, business, law, politics, culture, and medicine. The future impact of Information Sciences in these areas cannot be overestimated.
In the journal, we plan to publish high quality papers, which cover the various theories and practical applications for HCIS. The published papers are expected to present important results of significant value to solve the application services and various problems in within the scope of HCIS. In addition, we expect they will trigger further related research and technology improvements for our future lives.
Human-centric Computing and Information Sciences would stand for all of continuously evolving and converging information technologies, including;
- Human-computer interaction and User-centered Design
- Social computing and social intelligence
- Ubiquitous computing and mobile systems
- Gaming and Semantic Systems
- Computer-assisted Learning and Cognition
- Privacy, Security and trust management
- Information Visualization and Visual Analytics
- Foundations of Information Science like Information Theory, AI, and Soft Computing
- Implementations and Information Technology
- Applications with Image Processing, Computer Vision Systems, Language and Search Engine Design, etc.
which are the current hot topics satisfying the world-wide ever-changing needs. And we are planning to include new emerging topics to the journal scope approximately 5 or 10 years later in order to make the journal reflecting real future generation information technology of Human-centric Computing and Information Sciences.
Technical Researches in Convergence and Engineering (TRCE)
Journal Website : available soon
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Aims and Scope
A new international journal series entitled "Technical Researches in Convergence and Engineering (TRCE)" will be launched in June. The subjects covered of TRCE include all topics of information technology such as computer engineering, communications, networking, multimedia, database, data mining, artificial intelligence, and also include all multidisciplinary topics related to information technology and engineering.
TRCE will reports research results in computer science, especially in the form of proceedings, post-proceedings and research reporting books. In addition, tutorials, state-of-the-art surveys and "hot topics" can be included.
For further information, please contact Prof. Sang-Soo Yeo, Vice-President of FTRA (sangsooyeo@gmail.com).
Journal of Convergence (JoC)
Journal Website :
http://www.ftrai.org/joc
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Aims and Scope
The FTRA Journal of Convergence covers the breadth of research in convergence technology and its applications. Theoretical research contributions presenting new techniques, concepts, or analyses, reports on experiences and experiments of implementation and application of theories, and tutorials on new technologies and trends are all welcome.
The subjects covered by the journal include all topics related to a) Computing and Communications; b) Security and Trust;
c) Web and Multimedia; d) IT Managements and Services; e) Consumer Electronics.
Please consider the journal with the most appropriate scope for your submission.
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Technical fields |
Section A:
Computing and Communications |
Mobile Computing and Wireless Communications, Pervasive/Ubiquitous Computing, Grid, Cluster and cloud Computing, Biological/Molecular Computing, Convergence Computing, Smart and Intelligent Computing, Human Computing, Database Applications and Data Mining, Green Networking, Embedded Systems, Communication and Information Theory, Communication Software and Services, Parallel and Distributed Systems and Applications, Mobile Ad Hoc, Sensor and Mesh Networks, High-Performance Computing and Simulation and Modeling, Emerging Computing and Communication Technology and Standards |
Section B:
Security and Trust |
Cryptography and cryptanalysis, Applied cryptography, Internet and network security, System and software security, Cloud computing security, Mobile and wireless communication security, Smartphone security, Security protocol, IPTV security services, Privacy-enhancing technology, Cybercrime and computer forensics, Information warfare, DRM and copyright protection, Watermaking and Steganography, Side-channel attacks, Security for open convergence system, Security for M2M platform, Security issues for broadband convergence network, Security evaluation and management, Security requirements engineering, Trust models and trust management policies, Trustworthy infrastructures and services, Design and application of trusted computing |
Section C:
Web and Multimedia |
Artificial Intelligence in Multimedia, Collective Intelligence in Multimedia, HCI in Multimedia, Machine Learning in Multimedia, Multimedia Applications, Multimedia Content Analysis, Multimedia Mining, Multimedia Networking, Multimedia Ontology, Multimedia Processing, Multimedia Retrieval, Multimedia Security, Pattern Recognition in Multimedia, Semantic Multimedia, Semantic Web, Service-Oriented Computing, Social Networks, Web Services |
Section D:
IT Managements and Services |
Flexible Manufacturing Systems, Business Process Re-engineering for Manufacturing, Information Technology and Design of Work, Information Technology and Changing Business Processes, Service Design and Planning, Service Oriented Process Integration and Management, Service Quality and Operation Management, Service Oriented Enterprise Information Systems, Service Mining in Marketing, Customer Relationship Management, Business Intelligence, Knowledge Management, IT Investment |
Section E:
Consumer Electronics |
Advances and Challenges in HD Device Interconnects, Home entertainment devices, 3D Video, Recording, Storage, Compression, Transcoding, Mobile computing, Mobile communication, Consumer networks, Cooperative Driving and Associated Automotive Technologies, Home Healthcare, Green-Home CE Technologies, Gesture and Expression Recognition, Intellectual Property & Licensing for CE, Security & Digital Content |
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