Participation of scientists from Zaporizhia Polytechnic University in the international conference IDAACS2025
From September 4 to 6, the 13th IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Data Acquisition and Advanced Computing Systems: Technology and Applications (Intelligent Data Acquisition and Advanced Computing Systems: Technology and Applications) was held at the Silesian University of Technology (Gliwice, Poland): https://idaacs.net/2025
The conference was organized by representatives of the Silesian University of Technology in cooperation with Ukrainian partners: the Western Ukrainian National University in Ternopil and the V. M. Glushkov Institute of Cybernetics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. In addition to scientists from Poland and Ukraine, representatives of the USA, Japan, France, Belgium, Germany, Greece, Finland, Norway and Pakistan took part in the conference.
From the National University “Zaporizhia Polytechnic”, the results of scientific research were presented by Professor of the Department of Software Tools Halyna Tabunshchik, Associate Professor of the Department of Machines and Technology of Foundry Production Andrii Parkhomenko and Associate Professor of the Department of Software Tools Anzhelika Parkhomenko:
- Agile Management of Uncertainties in International Consortium (Galyna Tabunshchyk; Peter Arras; Dirk van Merode; Carsten Wolff)
- Automated Object Identification System Based on Edge Computing for Industry 4.0 (Artem Tulenkov; Anzhelika Parkhomenko; Carsten Wolff; Iryna Zeleneva; Andriy Parkhomenko; Illia Parkhomenko)
- The Architecture of a Virtual Intelligent Energy System for Sustainable Traction Grids (Yulii Horichenko; Anzhelika Parkhomenko; Carsten Wolff)
- Research and Development of Design Models of Bit-Stream Fractional-Rational RealTime Computer (Oleksandr Vasyliev; Lina Larchenko; Anzhelika Parkhomenko; Bogdan Larchenko; Inna Philippenko; Anatolii Miroshnyk)
Our scientists joined the organization of the conference – managed the work of sections in offline and online modes:
– Special stream on data-driven methods of computational diagnostics (head of the software department Sergey Subbotin)
– Workshop Cyber IoT 2025 (Galyna Tabunshchyk)
– Internet of Things and Industrial Internet (Anzhelika Parkhomenko)
Representatives of Zaporizhzhya Polytechnic gave the following reports online:
– Evaluating the Reliability of Preference Ranking in Multi-Criteria Decision-Making (Victor Shkarupylo; Ravil Kudermetov; Olga Polska; Vadym Shkarupylo; Natalia Shcherbak)
– On Variation of Formal Specification Abstraction Level through Operation with TLA+ Concepts (Victor Shkarupylo; Vadym Shkarupylo; Valentyna Dusheba; Ravil Kudermetov; Olga Polska).
Conference participants also got acquainted with the history and traditions of the Polish region of Upper Silesia, visited the historic Guido mine in Zabrze and the restored facilities of the Queen Louise mine.
The conference in Gliwice provided a unique opportunity to establish new useful scientific contacts, strengthen existing cooperation and develop new areas of joint research activity.
We work together — we develop together!
Participation of Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic Researchers in the IDAACS2025 International Conference
From 4 to 6 September, the 13th IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Data Acquisition and Advanced Computing Systems: Technology and Applications took place at the Silesian University of Technology (Gliwice, Poland): https://idaacs.net/2025
The conference was organized by representatives of the Silesian University of Technology in cooperation with Ukrainian partners: the Western Ukrainian National University in Ternopil and the V. M. Glushkov Institute of Cybernetics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. In addition to scientists from Poland and Ukraine, representatives from the United States, Japan, France, Belgium, Germany, Greece, Finland, Norway, and Pakistan participated in the conference.
The results of scientific research were presented by Professor Galina Tabunshchyk of the Department of Software, Associate Professor Andriy Parkhomenko of the Department of Machinery and Casting Technology, and Associate Professor Anzhelika Parkhomenko of the Department of Software at Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic National University:
- Agile Management of Uncertainties in International Consortium (Galyna Tabunshchyk; Peter Arras; Dirk van Merode; Carsten Wolff)
- Automated Object Identification System Based on Edge Computing for Industry 4.0 (Artem Tulenkov; Anzhelika Parkhomenko; Carsten Wolff; Iryna Zeleneva; Andriy Parkhomenko; Illia Parkhomenko)
- The Architecture of a Virtual Intelligent Energy System for Sustainable Traction Grids (Yulii Horichenko; Anzhelika Parkhomenko; Carsten Wolff)
- Research and Development of Design Models of Bit-Stream Fractional-Rational Real-Time Computer (Oleksandr Vasyliev; Lina Larchenko; Anzhelika Parkhomenko; Bogdan Larchenko; Inna Philippenko; Anatolii Miroshnyk)
Our researchers participated in the organization of the conference, managing the work of sections both offline and online:
– Special stream on data-driven methods of computational diagnostics (Head of the Software Department Sergey Subbotin)
– Workshop Cyber IoT 2025 (Galyna Tabunshchyk)
– Internet of Things and Industrial Internet (Anzhelika Parkhomenko)
Representatives of Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic gave the following presentations online:
– Evaluating the Reliability of Preference Ranking in Multi-Criteria Decision-Making (Victor Shkarupylo; Ravil Kudermetov; Olga Polska; Vadym Shkarupylo; Natalia Shcherbak)
– On Variation of Formal Specification Abstraction Level through Operation with TLA+ Concepts (Victor Shkarupylo; Vadym Shkarupylo; Valentyna Dusheba; Ravil Kudermetov; Olga Polska).
Conference participants also learned about the history and traditions of the Upper Silesia region of Poland, visited the historic Guido mine in Zabrze and the restored facilities of the Queen Louise mine.
The conference in Gliwice provided a unique opportunity to establish new useful scientific contacts, strengthen existing cooperation and develop new areas of joint research activity.
Working together — developing together!
