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International Journal On Advances in Intelligent Systems, volume 19, numbers 1 and 2, 2026

Type: journal

Notes: A free access journal featuring works submitted on an invitation basis only.

ISSN: 1942-2679

Articles: there are 7 articles

Agent-Based Modeling in Energetic Refurbishment
Mart Verhoog
keywords: Agent-Based Modeling (ABM); energetic refurbishment; mass and personal communication; stakeholder cooperation; energy transition

Extending Process Virtualization Theory for Digital Collaboration: Social Presence, Situation Awareness, and Leadership in Virtual and AI-Augmented Teams
Inga F. Schlömer
keywords: digital transformation; virtual collaboration; process virtualization theory; collaboration tools.

Learner Models: The Gap between Educational Opportunities vs. Data Protection Challenges
Felix Böck, Hendrik Link, and Dieter Landes
keywords: learner model; learner modelling; requirements; legal issues; compliance; ethical principles; higher education; learning analytics; general data protection regulation; GDPR; lawfulness of processing; data minimisation; learning analytics regulation

Converter-Level Modeling and Coordinated Control of a Wind–Battery Powered Surface Water Heat Pump DC Microgrid: Case Study of Ouistreham, France
Joyce Assaf, Mamadou-Baïlo Camara, Damien Guilbert, and Brayima Dakyo
keywords: DC microgrid; Wind Turbine; Surface Water Heat Pump; Battery Energy Storage System; Energy Management Strategy.

Soil Moisture Prediction and Benchmark Reliability: A Review with Multi-Site SMAP–ISMN Analysis
Kamrul Hasan, Cliff Mutegi, Arnold Muiruri, Puneeth Kumar Amudala, and Andrew Njiyo
keywords: soil moisture prediction; remote sensing; international soil moisture network; data fusion; machine learning

Improving Object Detection with Semi-Supervised Learning from Temporal Information
Viljar Holm Elvevoll, Kim Tallaksen Halvorsen, and Ketil Malde
keywords: Image classification; machine learning; species recognition; semi-supervised learning

Socially Responsible Artificial Intelligence in People and Pandemic Analytics: A Resilience-Oriented Framework for Sustainable Decision-Making
Otabek Khamidov and Les Sztandera
keywords: Artificial Intelligence; People Analytics; Pandemic Analytics; COVID-19 data.