Important Dates
Conference: May 11 - 14, 2021
Posters/Demos/DC/RP Submission Deadline:
February 19 , 2021
Submission deadline only for tutorials:
March 19, 2021
Conference Registration:
12 Mar 2021 – 11 May 2021

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ACADEMIC MATTERS

Samira Cherfi
CNAM, France
Email: samira.cherfi@cnam.fr


Anna Perini
FBK, Italy
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Prof. George Angelos Papadopoulos
University of Cyprus
Email:george@cs.ucy.ac.cy


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Detailed Program

RCIS 2021 Program

All times depicted below are in the GMT +2 Time Zone
  Tuesday 11/5 Wednesday 12/5 Thursday 13/5 Friday 14/5
10:00-10:30 AKAMAS
Conference Opening
   
AKAMAS LEDRA AKAMAS LEDRA AKAMAS LEDRA AKAMAS LEDRA
10:30-12:00 Session 1:

Business & Industrial processes
Doctoral Consortium Session 3 Information Security and risk management Research Projects @RCIS 21 Session 6: Information systems and their engineering Tutorial 2: Fractal Enterprise Model (FEM) and its Usage for Facilitating Radical Change in Business Models Session8:

Business & Industrial processes
Tutorial 3: Supporting the Information Search and Discovery Process with the Bash-Shell
12:00-13:00 Lunch
AKAMAS AKAMAS LEDRA AKAMAS AKAMAS
13:00-14:30 Keynote 1: Augmenting creativity to resolve global challenges: An information systems approach Session 4:
User centered approaches
Tutorial 1: Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Argument Analysis Read More Keynote 2: Requirements Engineering for Social Crises
Panel: From Face-to-Face to Online Teaching: the Requirements Perspective
Neil Maiden Jennifer Horkoff chair: Monique Snoeck
14:30-14:45 Break            
AKAMAS LEDRA AKAMAS LEDRA AKAMAS LEDRA AKAMAS LEDRA
14:45-16:00 Session 2: Doctoral Consortium Session 5: Data science and decision support Posters & Demos (session 1) Session 7:
Data and information management
Posters & Demos (session 2) Session 9:
Data science and decision support
Posters & Demos (session 3)
Domain specific information systems engineering
AKAMAS AKAMAS
16:00-16:30 Welcome, online drinks     Award +
Conference closing and RCIS 2022 announcement

Tuesday 11/5

Wednesday 12/5

Thursday 13/5

Friday 14/5

Tuesday, 11/05/2021

10:00-10:30 Conference Opening
10:30-12:00

AKAMAS


MT Session 1: Business & Industrial processes

Chairs:
Amin Jalali, Dominik Bork

Robotic Process Automation in Knowledge-Intensive Domains - Lessons Learned
from an Exploratory Case Study

Judith Wewerka and Manfred Reichert
A Method for Modeling Process Performance Indicators Variability integrated to
Customizable Processes Models

Diego Diaz, Mario Cortes-Cornax, Agnes Front, Cyril Labbe and David Faure
Exploring the Challenge of Automated Segmentation in Robotic Process Automation
Simone Agostinelli, Andrea Marrella and Massimo Mecella
Microservices Maturity Model: Microservices maturity assessment
framework applied on organizational and technical dimensions.

Jean-Philippe Gouigoux, Dalila Tamzalit and Joost Noppen

LEDRA


DC Session 1

A Model-Driven Engineering Approach
to Complex Performance Indicators:
Towards Self-Service
Performance Management (SS-PM)

Benito Giunta
The Impact and Potential of
Using Blockchain Enabled
Smart Contracts in the
Supply Chain Application Area

Samya Dhaiouir
Robust and Strongly Consistent
Distributed Storage Systems

Andria Trigeorgi
12:00-13:00 Lunch
13:00-14:30

AKAMAS

Keynote 1:
Augmenting creativity to resolve global challenges: An information systems approach


Neil Maiden

14:30-14:45 Break
14:45-16:00

AKAMAS


MT Session 2: Domain specific information systems engineering

Chairs:
Said Assar, Patricia Martin-Rodilla

Towards a WebGIS Interface Requirements Modeling Language
Roberto Veloso, Joao Araujo and Armanda Rodrigues
Towards a Digital Maturity Balance Model for Public Organizations
Mateja Nerima and Jolita Ralyte
A language-based approach for predicting Alzheimer Disease severity
Randa Ben Ammar and Yassine Ben Ayed
A Transactional Approach to Enforce Resource Availabilities - Application to the Cloud
Zakaria Maamar, Mohamed Sellami and Fatma Masmoudi

LEDRA


DC Session 2

Simplified Timed Attack Trees
Aliyu Tanko Ali
Design Science to guide
a PhD Thesis Development

Oscar Pastor





16:00-16:30 Welcome, online drinks

Tuesday 11/5

Wednesday 12/5

Thursday 13/5

Friday 14/5

Wednesday, 12/05/2021

10:00-10:30
10:30-12:00

AKAMAS


MT Session 3: Information Security and risk management

Chairs:
Mohamad Gharib, Mattia Salnitri

How FAIR are Security Core Ontologies? A Systematic Mapping Study
Italo Oliveira, Mattia Fumagalli, Tiago Prince Sales and
Giancarlo Guizzardi
PHIN: A Privacy Protected Heterogeneous IoT Network
Sanonda Datta Gupta, Aubree Nygaard, Stephen Kaplan, Vijayanta Jain and
Sepideh Ghanavati
PriGen: Towards Automated Translation of Android Applications'
Code to Privacy Captions

Vijayanta Jain, Sanonda Datta Gupta, Sepideh Ghanavati and
Sai Teja Peddinti
CompLicy: Evaluating the GDPR Compliance of Privacy Policies -
a Study on Web Platforms

Evangelia Vanezi, George Zampa, Christos Mettouris, Alexandros Yeratziotis and
George A. Papadopoulos



















LEDRA

Research Projects
@RCIS 21


Chatbot technologies for digital
entrepreneurship education of
adult learners - CHAT2LEARN

Thomas Fotiadis, Evangelia Vanezi,
Mariana Petrova, Vitlena Vasileva
and George Papadopoulos
DIG-IT: Digital Education Initiatives
and Timely Solutions

Evangelia Vanezi, Alexandros Yeratziotis,
Christos Mettouris, George A. Papadopoulos
and Colla J. MacDonald
On the Development of Formative Tests
to Improve Teaching Conceptual
Business Process Modeling to
Novice Higher Education Learners

Stephan Poelmans, Monique Snoeck
and Pavani Vemuri
Digital (R)evolution in
Belgian Federal Government:
An Open Governance Ecosystem for Big Data,
Artificial Intelligence,
and Blockchain

Evrim Tan and Joep Crompvoets
Integrating Public Displays with
Other Participation Methods

Antoine Clarinval
DataCloud:
Enabling the Big Data Pipelines
on the Computing Continuum

Dumitru Roman, Nikolay Nikolov,
Brian Elvesaeter, Ahmet Soylu, Radu Pronan,
Dragi Kimovski, Andrea Marrella,
Francesco Leotta, Mihhail Matskin,
Giannis Ledakis, Anthony Simonet-Boulogne,
Fernando Perales, Evgeny Kharlamov,
Alexandre Ulisses, Arnor Solberg
and Raffaele Ceccarelli
Life-cycle Modelling
for Railway Infrastructure:
Application to Autonomous Train Map

Nadia Chouchani, Sana Debbech
and Airy Magnien
AM3BIT:
multi-stakeholder multi-modelling
multi-representation development of IS

Monique Snoeck and Jean Vanderdonckt
Academic Research Creativity
Archive -ARCA

Massimo Mecella, Eleonora Bernasconi,
Miguel Ceriani, Clara Di Fazio,
Maria Cristina Capanna, Roberto Marcucci,
Erik Pender and Fabio Petriccione

12:00-13:00 Lunch
13:00-14:30

AKAMAS


MT Session 4: User centered approaches

Chairs:
Jolita Ralyte, Xavier Franch

Integrating Adaptive Mechanisms into Mobile Applications
Exploiting User Feedback

Quim Motger, Xavier Franch and Jordi Marco
Conceptual Modeling Versus User Story Mapping:
Which is the Best Approach to Agile Requirements Engineering?

Konstantinos Tsilionis, Joris Maene, Samedi Heng, Yves Wautel
Assessment of Malicious Tweets Impact on Stock Market Prices
Tatsuki Ishikawa, Imen Ben Sassi and Sadok Ben Yahia
CCOnto: The Character Computing Ontology
Alia El Bolock, Nada Elaraby, Cornelia Herbert and Slim Abdennadher

LEDRA

Tutorial 1:
Introduction to the Theory and
Practice of Argument Analysis

Argumentation is an essential part of society,
both in everyday situations and in academic
environments. People argue for defending their
standpoints or for criticising viewpoints
that they do not share. For these reasons,
understanding how arguments are assembled,
interpreted and, eventually, evaluated plays
a major impact in our lives.However,
analysing and
understanding arguments is a challenging task,
which requires processes of identifying and
reconstructing reasoning expressed
in natural language.
This tutorial aims to introduce attendees
to the roots of the computationally supported
analysis of arguments, a field that has been
growing quickly over the past few years.
It provides the fundamentals of what an argument is,
how to identify them in natural language
discourse and
how they can be analysed by means
the IAT/ML theory and the LogosLink software tool.
The goal is not to simply identify what people think
about a particular topic but
to discover why they hold their views.

Read More

14:30-14:45 Break
14:45-16:00

AKAMAS


MT Session 5: Data science and decision support

Chair
Marko Bajec

Data-Driven Causalities for Strategy Maps
Lhorie Pirnay and Corentin Burnay
A Novel Personalized Preference-based Approach for
Job/Candidate Recommendation

Olfa Slama and Patrice Darmon
A Scalable Knowledge Graph Embedding Model for
Next Point-of-Interest Recommendation in Tallinn City

Chahinez Ounoughi, Amira Mouakher, Muhammad Ibraheem Sherzad and
Sadok Ben Yahia
Spatial and Temporal Cross-Validation Approach for
Misbehavior Detection in C-ITS

Mohammed Lamine Bouchouia, Jean-Philippe Monteuuis, Ons Jelassi,
Houda Labiod, Wafa Ben Jaballah and Jonathan Petit








LEDRA

Posters & Demos
(session 1)
Title: Government, Society and Welfare


Open Government Data
for Non-Expert Citizens:
Understanding Content
and Visualizations Expectations

Abiola Paterne Chokki, Anthony Simonofski,
Benoit Frenay and Benoit Vanderose.
Domain Analysis and Geographic Context
of Historical Soundscapes:
The case of Evora

Mariana Bonito, JoAo Araujo
and Armanda Rodrigues.
Digitalization in sports
to connect child's sport clubs,
parents and kids:
simple solution for tackling social
and psychological issues

Anastasija Nikiforova
and Irina Marcenko.
Data and Conceptual model Synchronization
in Data-Intensive Domains:
the Human Genome Case

Floris Emanuel, Veronica Coll
and Oscar Pastor Lopez.
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Tuesday 12/5

Wednesday 12/5

Thursday 13/5

Friday 14/5


Thursday, 13/05/2021

10:00-10:30
10:30-12:00

AKAMAS


MT Session 6: Information systems and their engineering

Chair:
Cesar Gonzalez-Perez, Rebecca Deneckere

Building Correct Taxonomies with
a Well-Founded Graph Grammar

Jeferson Oliveira, Joao Paulo Almeida, Giancarlo Guizzardi and
Eduardo Zambon
DISDi: Discontinuous Intervals in Subgroup Discovery
Reynald Eugenie and Erick Stattner
Towards an efficient approach to manage graph data evolution:
conceptual modelling and experimental assessments

Landy Andriamampianina, Franck Ravat, Jiefu Song and
Nathalie Valles-Parlangeau
Dealing with Uncertain and Imprecise Time Intervals in OWL 2:
A Possibility Theory-Based Approach

Nassira Achich, Fatma Ghorbel, Faycal Hamdi, Elisabeth Metais and
Faiez Gargouri

LEDRA

Tutorial 2:
Fractal Enterprise Model (FEM) and
its Usage for
Facilitating Radical Change in
Business Models

The situation caused by the
COVID-19 pandemic has clearly
demonstrated that the business environment
of today is volatile and highly dynamic.
A modern enterprise should be prepared to
totally review its Business Model (BM)
in order to survive and prosper in such a dynamic world.
The goal of this tutorial is twofold.
Firstly, it introduces a new type of
enterprise modeling technique called
Fractal Enterprise Model (FEM). Secondly,
it illustrates how FEM can be used for radical
Business Model Innovation (BMI),
e.g. for designing a completely new BM.
FEM expresses the relationships between the
enterprise assets and its business processes.
The innovation consists of finding a way of
reconfiguring enterprise assets to
produce new value for a new or the same group of
customers. An example related to changing BMI
due to limitations created by the
pandemic will be used to
illustrate using FEM in radical BMI.

12:00-13:00 Lunch
13:00-14:30

AKAMAS

Keynote 2: Requirements Engineering for Social Crises


Jennifer Horkoff

14:30-14:45 Break
14:45-16:00

AKAMAS


MT Session 7: Data and Information management

Chairs:
Faycal Hamdi, Christos Kalloniatis

Matching Conservation-Restoration Trajectories:
an Ontology-Based Approach

Alaa Zreik and Zoubida Kedad
WEIR-P: An Information Extraction Pipeline for
the Wastewater Domain.

         Nanee Chahinian, Thierry Bonnabaud La Bruyere, Francesca Frontini,     
Carole Delenne, Marin Julien, Rachel Panckhurst, Mathieu Roche,
Lucile Sautot, Laurent Deruelle and Maguelonne Teisseire
CoV2K: a Knowledge Base of SARS-CoV-2 Variant Impacts
Ruba Al Khalaf, Tommaso Alfonsi, Stefano Ceri
and Anna Bernasconi
Detection of event precursors in social networks:
A graphlet-based method

Hiba Abou Jamra, Marinette Savonnet and Eric Leclercq






LEDRA


Posters & Demos (session 2)

Title: Manufacturing and Industry


Towards a Hybrid Process Modeling Language
Nicolai Schutzenmeier, Stefan Jablonski
and Stefan Schonig.
Towards a Unified Framework for
Computational Trust
and Reputation Models for
e-Commerce Applications

Chayma Sellami, Allel Hadjali,
Mickael Baron, Stephane Jean, Mounir Bechchi
and Dominique Chabot.
A Metadata-based Event
Detection Method using
Temporal Herding Factor and
Social Synchrony on Twitter Data

Nirmal Sivaraman, Vibhor Agarwal, Yash Vekaria
and Sakthi Muthiah.
Interoperability in the
Footwear Manufacturing Networks and Enablers
for Digital Transformation

Claudia-Melania Chituc.
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Tuesday 11/5

Wednesday 12/5

Thursday 13/5

Friday 14/5

Friday, 14/05/2021

10:00-10:30
10:30-12:00

AKAMAS


MT Session 8: Business & Industrial processes

Chairs:
Kathia Marcal de Oliveira, Giovanni Meroni

Design and Execution of ETL Process to Build Topic Dimension from
User-generated Content

Afef Walha, Faiza Ghozzi and Faiez Gargouri
A Framework for Comparative Analysis of Intention Mining Approaches
Rebecca Deneckere, Elena Kornyshova and Charlotte Hug
Adapting the CRISP-DM Data Mining Process:
A Case Study in the Financial Services Domain

Veronika Plotnikova, Marlon Dumas and Fredrik P. Milani
Predicting process activities and timestamps with
Entity-Embeddings Neural Networks

Benjamin Dalmas, Fabrice Baranski and Daniel Cortinovis

LEDRA

Tutorial 3:
Supporting the Information Search   
and Discovery Process with
the Bash-Shell

The bash shell contains a wealth of
useful programs for examining, filtering,
transforming and also analyzing data.
In conjunction with the underlying filter and
pipe architecture, powerful data transformations
can be performed interactively and iteratively within
a very short time, which can for example support the
knowledge discovery process with further
dedicated tools like mathematica, R, etc.
In the tutorial presented here, the most useful
command-line tools from the GNU coreutils and
their interaction will be introduced on the basis of
a continuous scenario and clarified by means of
two in-depth practical exercises in which the
participants have to convict a murderer using
a series of available police documents - exciting!

12:00-13:00 Lunch
13:00-14:30

AKAMAS

Panel: From Face-to-Face to Online Teaching: the Requirements Perspective
Chair: Monique Snoeck

Discussion with Oscar Pasto, Renata Guizzardi, Fabiano Dalpiaz
Following the extensive experience of online teaching, in its different modality,
during COVID 19 pandemic, the Panel chair together with the three Panelists will
propose a reflection on educational technology
from a Requirements Engineering perspective
for educational technology and engage Conference participants to
contribute to this reflection.
Questions the Panelists will be asked to propose their views are the following:
- Did our requirements for IS support for teaching change due
to the shift to online teaching during the pandemic?
What are key requirements from a student perspective,
what are they from a teacher perspective?
- Viewing this from a goal-driven RE perspective: what are the crucial goals we
wish to attain with our teaching?
Can those be captured by learning paradigms in our requirements?
Should these play a role in the elaboration of
requirements for IS in the teaching domain?
- In view of more online or blended learning & Learning analytics:
what are important requirements for "responsible" online/blended teaching
(e.g., ethics, equal access, privacy, ...)?
14:30-14:45 Break
14:45-16:00

AKAMAS


MT Session 9: Data science and decision support

Chairs:
Evangelia Kavakli, Raihana Ferdous

Developing and Operating Artificial Intelligence Models in
Trustworthy Autonomous Systems

Silverio Martinez-Fernandez, Xavier Franch, Andreas Jedlitschka,
Marc Oriol Hilari and Adam Trendowicz
Recommendations for Data-Driven Degradation Estimation
with Case Studies from Manufacturing and Dry-Bulk Shipping

Nils Finke, Marisa Mohr, Alexander Lontke, Marwin Zufle,
Samuel Kounev and Ralf Moller
Novel Perspectives and Applications of Knowledge Graph Embeddings:
From Link Prediction to Risk Assessment and Explainability

Hegler Tissot








LEDRA


Posters & Demos (session 3)

Title: Technical solutions


Improving Web API usage logging
Rediana Koci, Xavier Franch,
Petar Jovanovic and Alberto Abello.
KEOPS:
Knowledge ExtractOr Pipeline System

Pierre Martin, Thierry Helmer,
Julien Rabatel and Mathieu Roche.
Socneto:
a Scent of Current Network Overview

Jaroslav Knotek, Lukas Kolek,
Petra Vysusilova, Julius Flimmel
and Irena Holubova.
STOCK:
a User-friendly Stock Prediction
and Sentiment Analysis System

Ilda Balliu, Harun Cerim, Mahran Emeiri,
Kaan Yos and Irena Holubova.
SIMPT:
Process Improvement Using Interactive
Simulation of Time-aware Process Trees

Mahsa Pourbafrani, Shuai Jiao
and Wil van der Aalst.
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16:00-16:30

AKAMAS

Award + Conference closing and RCIS 2022 announcement

 


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