Professor Jeffrey Yi-Lin Forrest, editor of Communications in Cybernetics, Systems Science and Engineering, cordially invites all scholars to submit monograph and/or reference book proposals in the areas covered by this book series. Said areas include, but are not limited to:
1) All fields of systems research, cybernetics and the interdisciplinary study of cybernetics and systems in the widest sense, such as:
- Artificial intelligence
- Automation and robotics
- Biocybernetics
- Complex and fuzzy systems
- Computer simulation
- Cross-disciplinary problem-solving
- Cybernetics/systems analysis modeling and simulation
- Ecosystems
- Information theories
- Interrelations between cybernetics/systems and other sciences
- Management cybernetics and systems (including soft systems methodology, Ackoff’s interactive planning, Churchman’s theory of inquiring systems, and other approaches)
- Natural language
- Philosophy of cybernetics and systems
- Theoretical and experimental knowledge of various categories of systems, such as adaptive, anticipatory, autopoietic, cellular, chaotic, dynamic, economic and social, hierarchical, immune-like, intelligent, knowledge-based, learning, neural, quantum, self-organizational, self-producing and self-referential
2) All areas of systems engineering and the spectrum of engineering activity, decision-making, management of products and services, and processes of all types. Focused on comprehensive approaches to practical applications and developments of “hard” and “soft” systems and cybernetic methodologies, including, but not limited to:
- Cognitive ergonomics
- Conceptual architecture
- Configuration management during system development
- Decision-making
- Environmental policy
- Human-machine interaction
- Identification of user requirements and technological specifications
- Integration of new systems with legacy systems
- Integrated product and process development
- Issue formulation analysis and modeling
- Modeling of uncertainty, maintenance over an extended lifecycle and re-engineering of systems
- Multicriteria decision-making
- Numerical simulation and qualitative modeling of complex systems
- Risk assessment and safety
- Sustainable development
- System identification, operational test and evaluation
- Systems analysis, engineering processes and methods such as optimization, modeling and simulation
- Trade-off of design concepts.
Communications in Cybernetics, Systems Science and Engineering is published by CRC Press, an imprint of Taylor and Francis, one of the most prestigious science publishers in the world.
If interested, please contact the editor at jeffrey.forrest@sru.edu.
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