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ORCID14th DepCoS-RELCOMEX 2019: Brunów, Poland
- Wojciech Zamojski, Jacek Mazurkiewicz, Jaroslaw Sugier, Tomasz Walkowiak, Janusz Kacprzyk:
Engineering in Dependability of Computer Systems and Networks - Proceedings of the 14th International Conference on Dependability of Computer Systems DepCoS-RELCOMEX, July 1-5, 2019, Brunów, Poland. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing 987, Springer 2020, ISBN 978-3-030-19500-7 - Ali Al-Dahoud, Mohamed Fezari, Hanene Mehamdia:
Water Quality Monitoring System Using WSN in Tanga Lake. 1-9 - Tomasz Andrysiak, Lukasz Saganowski
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A Comparative Study of Statistical and Neural Network Models for PLC Network Traffic Anomaly Detection. 10-20 - Andrzej Barczak, Michal Barczak:
Spreading Information in Distributed Systems Using Gossip Algorithm. 21-32 - Andrzej Bialas:
Structurization of the Common Criteria Vulnerability Assessment Process. 33-45 - Andrzej Bialas, Marcin Michalak, Barbara Flisiuk:
Anomaly Detection in Network Traffic Security Assurance. 46-56 - Agnieszka Bier, Zdzislaw Sroczynski:
Development of the Multi-platform Human-Computer Interaction for Mobile and Wearable Devices. 57-68 - Ilona Bluemke, Agnieszka Malanowska:
Tool for Assessment of Testing Effort. 69-79 - Wojciech Bozejko, Radoslaw Idzikowski, Mieczyslaw Wodecki:
Flow Shop Problem with Machine Time Couplings. 80-89 - Rafal Chalupnik, Michal Kedziora, Piotr P. Józwiak, Ireneusz J. Józwiak:
Correspondent Sensitive Encryption Standard (CSES) Algorithm in Insecure Communication Channel. 90-98 - Agnieszka Choroszucho, Adam Steckiewicz:
Numerical Analysis of the Building Materials Electrical Properties Influence on the Electric Field Intensity. 99-109 - Bogdan D. Czejdo, Wiktor B. Daszczuk:
Framework to Verify Distributed IoT Solutions for Traffic Analysis in ATN Stations. 110-122 - Alicja Dabrowska, Robert Giel, Marcin Plewa:
The Picking Process Model in e-Commerce Industry. 123-131 - Anna Derezinska, Mateusz Byczkowski:
Evaluation of Design Pattern Utilization and Software Metrics in C# Programs. 132-142 - Dariusz Dorota:
Scheduling Tasks in a System with a Higher Level of Dependability. 143-153 - Mieczyslaw Drabowski:
Comparison of Parallel and Non-parallel Approaches in Algorithms for CAD of Complex Systems with Higher Degree of Dependability. 154-165 - Mieczyslaw Drabowski:
Examples of Applications of CAD Methods in the Design of Fault Tolerant Systems. 166-176 - Ewa Dudek-Dyduch, Zbigniew Gomolka, Boguslaw Twarog, Ewa Zeslawska:
The Concept of the ALMM Solver Knowledge Base Retrieval Using Protégé Environment. 177-185 - Sebastian Ernst, Konrad Komnata, Marek Labuz, Kamila Sroda:
Graph-Based Vehicle Traffic Modelling for More Efficient Road Lighting. 186-194 - Johannes Friedrich, Franciszek J. Restel:
A Fuzzy Approach for Evaluation of Reconfiguration Actions After Unwanted Events in the Railway System. 195-204 - Alexander Frolov:
On Some Computational and Security Aspects of the Blom Scheme. 205-214 - Zbigniew Gomolka, Boguslaw Twarog, Ewa Zeslawska, Damian Kordos:
Registration and Analysis of a Pilot's Attention Using a Mobile Eyetracking System. 215-224 - Franciszek Grabski:
Minimization Problem Subject to Constraint of Availability in Semi-Markov Reliability Models. 225-234 - Szymon Haladyn, Franciszek J. Restel, Lukasz Wolniewicz:
Method for Railway Timetable Evaluation in Terms of Random Infrastructure Load. 235-244 - Aleksander Jarzebowicz, Szymon Markiewicz:
Representing Process Characteristics to Increase Confidence in Assurance Case Arguments. 245-255 - Igor Kabashkin:
Dependability of Multichannel Communication System with Maintenance Operations for Air Traffic Management. 256-263 - Vyacheslav S. Kharchenko, Yuriy Ponochovnyi, Anton Andrashov, Eugene Brezhniev, Eugene Bulba:
Modelling and Safety Assessment of Programmable Platform Based Information and Control Systems Considering Hidden Physical and Design Faults. 264-273 - Alexander Yu. Khrennikov, Nikolay M. Aleksandrov, Pavel S. Radin:
Dependability of Service of Substation Electrical Equipment: Estimation of the Technical Condition State with the Use of Software and Information Tools. 274-283 - Tomasz Kisiel, Maria Pawlak:
Reliability Modeling of Technical Objects in the Airport Security Checkpoint. 284-292 - Urszula Kuzelewska:
Multi-clustering Used as Neighbourhood Identification Strategy in Recommender Systems. 293-302 - Michal Lower, Anna Lower:
Assessment of the Potential of the Waterway in the City Using a Fuzzy Inference Model. 303-310 - Piotr Lubkowski, Robert Sierzputowski, Rafal Polak, Dariusz Laskowski, Grzegorz Rozanski:
The SCIP Interoperability Tests in Realistic Heterogeneous Environment. 311-320 - Jacek Mazurkiewicz, Aleksandra Cybulska:
Softcomputing Art Style Identification System. 321-330 - Jacek Mazurkiewicz, Tomasz Walkowiak, Jaroslaw Sugier, Przemyslaw Sliwinski, Krzysztof Helt:
Intelligent Agent for Weather Parameters Prediction. 331-340 - Nail Musakaev, Stanislav Borodin, Sergey Rodionov, Evgeniy Schesnyak:
Mathematical Modeling of the Hot Steam-Water Mixture Flow in an Injection Well. 341-348 - Dinara Myrzabekova, Mikhail Dudkin, Marek Mlynczak, Alfiya Muzdybayeva, Murat Muzdybayev:
Concept of Preventive Maintenance in the Operation of Mining Transportation Machines. 349-357 - Pawel Nowacki, Marek Woda:
Capabilities of ARCore and ARKit Platforms for AR/VR Applications. 358-370 - Daniel Obrebski, Janusz Sosnowski:
Log Based Analysis of Software Application Operation. 371-382 - Jacek Pas, Adam Rosinski, Jaroslaw Lukasiak, Marek Szulim:
The Impact of Strong Electromagnetic Pulses on the Operation Process of Electronic Equipment and Systems Used in Intelligent Buildings. 383-392 - Jacek Pas, Adam Rosinski, Marek Szulim, Jaroslaw Lukasiak:
Modelling the Safety Levels of ICT Equipment Exposed to Strong Electromagnetic Pulses. 393-401 - Henryk Piech, Grzegorz Grodzki:
Prioritization of Tasks in the Strategy Evaluation Procedure. 402-410 - Katarzyna Pietrucha-Urbanik, Barbara Tchórzewska-Cieslak:
Cost Analysis of Water Pipe Failure. 411-424 - Przemyslaw Rodwald:
Attack on Students' Passwords, Findings and Recommendations. 425-434 - Jaroslaw Rudy:
Algorithm-Aware Makespan Minimisation for Software Testing Under Uncertainty. 435-445 - Elena V. Savenkova, Alexander Y. Bystryakov, Oksana A. Karpenko, Tatiana K. Blokhina:
Identifying Factors Affecting the Activities of Technology Parks. 446-455 - Miroslaw Siergiejczyk:
Security Analysis of Information Transmission in Intelligent Transport Telecommunications Network. 456-465 - Robert Adam Sobolewski:
Semi-Markov Reliability Model of Internal Electrical Collection Grid of On-Shore Wind Farm. 466-477 - Jaroslaw Sugier:
Cracking the DES Cipher with Cost-Optimized FPGA Devices. 478-487 - Marek Sumila:
Maintaining Railway Operational Requirements in the Context of the GSM-R User Interface Capacity. 488-497 - Tomasz Szandala:
Benchmarking Comparison of Swish vs. Other Activation Functions on CIFAR-10 Imageset. 498-505 - Kamil Szyc:
An Impact of Different Images Color Spaces on the Efficiency of Convolutional Neural Networks. 506-514 - Victor V. Toporkov, Dmitry Yemelyanov:
Coordinated Resources Allocation for Dependable Scheduling in Distributed Computing. 515-524 - Agnieszka Tubis:
Information Needs of Decision Makers for Risk Assessment in Road Transport. 525-533 - Tomasz Walkowiak, Szymon Datko, Henryk Maciejewski:
Low-Dimensional Classification of Text Documents. 534-543 - Tomasz Walkowiak, Mateusz Gniewkowski:
Distance Measures for Clustering of Documents in a Topic Space. 544-552
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