MOCITS’2024: 1st Workshop on Modeling,
Optimization and Control in Information
and Technology Systems

MOCITS’2024: 1st Workshop on Modeling, Optimization and Control in Information and Technology Systems.

The 1st seminar of MOCITS'2024 is dedicated to honouring the memory of academician Ivan Kuzmin, who was born on February 2, 1924. On his bright life path, Ivan Kuzmin set aeroplanes, space rockets, scientific schools “on the wing”, and made a decisive contribution to the establishment of the Vinnytsia National Technical University (Ukraine). He was an apologist for the scientific knowledge of the Universe. We continue the traditions laid down by him. The workshop aims to discuss and share theoretical and applied experience related to the use of modelling, optimization and management methods in information, industrial, energy, transport, medical, environmental, communal and other modern technological systems at the level of components, subsystems, systems, complexes and environment. The workshop is a favorable mobile platform for discussing the latest scientific ideas, research and development aimed at solving the challenges and problems formally defined for information and technology processes within the scope of the above aim.

Workshop Directions:
- Modelling of information and technology processes,
- Optimization of information and technology processes,
- Management of information and technology processes,
- Monitoring and diagnosis of information and technology processes,
- Data analysis of information and technology processes,
- Ensuring the security of information and technology processes,
- Improvement of information support of technological systems.

Important information:
The workshop, which was initially planned to take place in Gliwice on January 31 – February 02, 2024, has been moved and is organized a an event co-located with the CoLInS 2024 conference

The organizers do not limit the authors in the choice of the researcher's tools (classical methods, intellectual methods, fuzzy logic, genetic algorithms, Markov models, queuing systems, game theory, evolutionary strategies, etc.) At the same time, the orientation of the materials for fee-free publication in CEUR obliges the authors to structure the material (10 pages) with a mandatory allocation of such sections as justification of the relevance of the topic, review of analogues and setting of the research, models and methods, results and their discussion, conclusions and directions for further research (see template). The number of self-citations should not exceed a tenth of the total number of cited sources.