9th International Conference on Applied Informatics

13 to 17 October 2026
University of Central Florida
Orlando, United States


Accepted Workshops

7th International Workshop on Applied Artificial Intelligence (WAAI)

Abstract: The Seventh International Workshop on Applied Artificial Intelligence (WAAI 2026) aims to provide a forum for researchers, practitioners, and members of the Artificial Intelligence community to present and discuss recent advances, emerging trends, and practical applications of AI. The workshop focuses on both theoretical developments and real-world implementations across diverse domains, including healthcare, data analytics, intelligent systems, and human-centered AI. WAAI promotes interdisciplinary exchange and encourages contributions that bridge the gap between foundational AI techniques and applied informatics. The workshop also seeks to foster collaboration among researchers from academia and industry, facilitating the development of innovative solutions to complex problems. As part of the 9th International Conference on Applied Informatics (ICAI 2026), WAAI will contribute to strengthening the AI research community by providing a dedicated space for discussion, networking, and dissemination of high-quality research results.
Submission URL: Pending
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1st International Workshop on Applied Computing for Energy Transitions and Sustainability (ACETS)

Abstract: The growing urgency to address climate change has brought increasing attention to the need for more sustainable and resilient energy systems. As energy systems evolve, incorporating distributed resources, becoming more complex, and adapting to new regulatory and market conditions, they also introduce new challenges. Dealing with this complexity requires computational approaches that are not only robust and scalable, but also sensitive to the specific contexts in which these systems operate. The Workshop on Applied Computing for Energy Transitions and Sustainability (ACETS) focuses on the role of applied computing as a key enabler in addressing these challenges. The workshop aims to provide an interdisciplinary forum for researchers and practitioners working at the intersection of computing, energy systems, and sustainability to exchange advances in modeling, simulation, optimization, and decision-support tools. Rather than emphasizing computational techniques in isolation, ACETS highlights their application to real-world energy and sustainability problems. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, energy system modeling, integration of variable renewable resources, demand-side management, energy efficiency, and computational support for planning and policy-making processes. By fostering dialogue between computer scientists, engineers, and domain specialists, the workshop seeks to bridge the gap between methodological developments and practical deployment. Ultimately, ACETS aims to advance the use of applied computing to support informed decision-making and to accelerate sustainable energy transitions across diverse contexts.
Submission URL: Pending
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8th International Workshop on Applied Informatics for Economy, Society, and Development (AIESD)

Abstract: The workshop on Applied Informatics for Economy, Society and Development organized by the Universidad Ecotec (Ecuador) seeks to promote discussion and dissemination of current economics research, systems for territorial intelligence, e- participation, e-democracy and territorial economic development; with special emphasis on social and environmental development. The objective of this edition of AIESD is to discuss aspects related to computer science applied in society. The idea is to learn the different techniques and tools that are used to study social phenomena, economic growth, the interaction between economic analysis and decision-making. The workshop seeks to promote an atmosphere of dialogue among the community of professionals working on issues related to technology and its application in the economy as well as society.
Submission URL: Pending

8th International Workshop on Data Engineering and Analytics (WDEA)

Abstract: Data has become pervasive. Data Analytics, Data Mining, Data Science, or more generally the practice of identifying patterns or constructing mathematical models based on data, is at the heart of many new business models or projects. Furthermore, the Big Data phenomenon, used to describe challenging scenarios involving either datasets that are too big to be handled using traditional approaches, datasets with diverse formats and semantics, data streams that need to be actioned in real time, or a combination of these, gives rise to significant challenges. These new trends have led to a whole new series of rapidly evolving tools, algorithms and methods which combine data engineering, computer science, statistics and mathematics.
Submission URL: Pending
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1st International Workshop on Health Care Information Systems (WHCIS)

Abstract: The continuous evolution of Health Care Information Systems (HCIS) represents a critical frontier in modern medicine, fundamentally altering how clinical data is acquired, managed, and interpreted. However, a significant gap remains between the deployment of clinical engineering infrastructure, the physical realities of biomechanics, and the computational abstraction of biological models. As healthcare environments generate increasingly complex datasets, there is a pressing need for frameworks that translate raw clinical data into actionable, mathematically rigorous diagnostic insights with minimal information loss. This workshop is motivated by the necessity to foster interdisciplinary synergy, ensuring that advanced data analysis techniques and biological modeling are seamlessly integrated into robust clinical information architectures.
Submission URL: Pending

6th International Workshop on Knowledge Management, Innovation and Technologies (WKMIT)

Abstract: WKMIT is an annual event intended to be an important forum of the Knowledge Management and Innovation community, organized by the GRUPO GEMIS of the Universidad Tecnológica Nacional Facultad Regional Buenos Aires. The knowledge is a strategic resource to obtain better results in the organizations and its management promotes continuous improvement practices and innovation. A complete and integral knowledge management requires an approach from different perspectives: people, organizational culture, processes, tools and technologies, among others. The workshop aims at providing a forum for researchers and KM community members to discuss and exchange ideas and experiences on diverse topics of KM. It also seeks to strengthen a space for discussion of innovative ideas, development of emerging technologies and practical experiences related to Knowledge Management in general and each of its technologies in particular.
Submission URL: Pending
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3rd International Workshop on Sustainability Challenges in Tourism and Smart Destinations (SCTSD)

Abstract: The workshop on Sustainability Challenges in Tourism and Smart Destinations organized by the Universidad Estatal Peninsula de Santa Elena (Ecuador) seeks to promote discussion of the application of sustainability criteria for the development of tourist products and destinations, including management of natural and cultural resources, strategies and approaches for the promotion of tourist destinations. Socialize and disseminate the results of research in smart tourism in Ecuador and the world. Promote academic debate on experiences, innovation in the hotel and tourism field and new trends in the industry.
Submission URL: Pending

5th International Workshop on Systems Modeling (WSM)

Abstract: International Workshop on Systems Modeling (WSM) aims to bring together researchers and practitioners working in different areas of systems modeling to provide an opportunity for the modeling community to further advance the foundations of modeling and modeling in emerging areas. It is mainly focused on Business Process Modeling, Model-Driven Architecture, Model-Driven Engineering, Modeling in Software Engineering among other areas related to software modeling.
Submission URL: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=wsm2026
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Submission Guidelines

Authors must submit an original full paper (12 to 15 pages) that has not previously been published. All contributions must be written in English. Authors must follow one-column CEUR styles either for LaTeX or for MSWord (http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-XXX/CEURART.zip), for the preparation of their papers.
All submitted papers are reviewed by at least 2 experts. Workshops undergo a double-blind peer review process. The initial submission shall consist of a PDF file with all information identifying the authors removed, including any acknowledgment section.
We encourage authors of accepted papers to include their ORCIDs in their papers. In addition, the corresponding author of each accepted paper, acting on behalf of all of the authors of that paper, must complete and sign by hand an Author Agreement form.

Proceedings

Proceedings will be submitted to CEUR Workshop Proceedings for online publication.

Indexing

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