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Full Description
This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 25th International Conference on Innovations for Community Services, I4CS 2025, held in Munich, Germany, during June 11-13, 2025.
The 21 full papers presented in this book together with 3 short papers were carefully reviewed and selected from 55 submissions.
They are organized in topical sections as follows: recognition and verification; computational intelligence; data processing; quantum computing; public sector; serious games; information security; and community challenges.
Contents
.- Invited Papers.
.- What Will Artificial Intelligence Do on Its Own? Intrinsic and Emergent Goals in Optimization and Artificial Intelligence.
.- Full-Stack Quantum Computing and Distributed Systems: A Community-Centric Approach.
.- More Than Just Passwords: The Social Impact of Security Awareness.
.- Recognition and Verification.
.- A Pluggable Authentication Module for E-Mail as a Secure Additional
Authentication Factor.
.- TRYOLO: A Transformer-Based Real-Time Object Detection Model
for UAV Images.
.- Automated Text Classification in Maturity Models Using Transformer
Architectures: An Encoder-Based Approach.
.- Computational Intelligence.
.- Accelerated VQE: Parameter Recycling for Similar Recurring Problem
Instances.
.- Fair Benchmarking Combinatorial Optimization Solvers in the Era of
Emerging Computing Paradigms.
.- Artificial Intelligence Application Scenarios Considering Objective and
Subjective Influence Factors for Industrial Solutions in Supply Chain
Management.
.- Data Processing.
.- Real-time Energy Data Aggregation for Energy Communities.
.- On Self-Improving Token Embeddings.
.- Data Mesh and Data Space: a Comparative Analysis with a Focus on
Governance.
.- Quantum Computing.
.- Toward Quantum Annealing for Multi-League Sports Scheduling.
.- Optimizing Initial Qubit Mappings under Fixed Gate Error Rates
Using Deep Reinforcement Learning.
.- Learning QUBO Formulations from Data.
.- Public Sector.
.- A Multi-Modal Data-Driven Dashboard for Enhanced Public Health
Surveillance and Awareness.
.- Digital Sovereignty of the ICT Supply Chain: Demonstrating Digital
Sovereignty in Real-World Scenarios.
.- Evolution of Affordable Surveillance Systems for Patients With the
Integration of Smart Health Sensors.
.- Serious Games.
.- Bring Your Own Bug: Enabling User-Generated Content in Serious
Games for Industrial Cybersecurity and AppSec Education.
.- From Paper to Pixel: The Digitalization of a Serious Game.
.- Cities as Innovation Ecosystems - Game to Enhance City Learning
through Stakeholder Collaboration.
.- Information Security.
.- A Simulation-Oriented Approach to Securing Logistics Processes Based
on the NIST CSF and OODA Loop.
.- Designing and Implementing an Educational Game for Cyber Planning
Building on Cyberspace's Layers.
.- Cybersecurity Awareness Education by Making Ransomware Tangible
Securely - The Beginning.
.- Community Challenges.
.- MAD-HOT: Mixed Rate DDoS Attack Detection in IEEE 802.15
4e/TSCH Networks Using Hoeffding Optimized Trees.
.- Intelligent Vehicle Detection System.
.- Challenges in Scaling Agile Frameworks and Ways to Address Them
with Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) and Scrum of Scrums (SoS).
