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CONTENTS

Welcome .......................................................................................................... 2 Chairs and Committee .................................................................................... 3 Key Notes and Speakers ................................................................................ 5 Conference Sessions Map ............................................................................... 7 Industrial Tutorials Programme ........................................................................ 11 Conference Venue .......................................................................................... 13 About Druskininkai ........................................................................................... 14 About Kaunas University of Technology .......................................................... 15 About Faculty of Informatics ............................................................................. 16 Useful Information ............................................................................................ 17 Contacts ........................................................................................................... 18

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Welcome The 21st International Conference on Information and Software Technologies ICIST’2015 is taking place in Druskininkai, an international spa resort town in southern Lithuania. ICIST’2015 is organized by Faculty of Informatics, Kaunas University of Technology, and supported by Research Council of Lithuania. The scientific conference programme includes three invited talks and research paper presentations in parallel sessions, and the Industrial Tutorials day featuring presentations from the largest commercial IT enterprises in Lithuania as well as academicians. We have received 125 submissions this year. Every paper was reviewed by at least two members of the international Programme Committee consisting of 89 reviewers (supported by 62 additional reviewers) representing more than 50 academic institutions. 51 submission were selected as regular papers for presentation at the conference. We believe the selection of accepted papers presented in this book is a good reflection of the latest research on the selected topics. The conference papers present recent results as well as discuss research challenges, propose methodologies and describe new applications in the area of Information Systems, Business Intelligence for Information and Software systems, Software Engineering, and IT Applications. The Conference Proceedings are published by Springer as a part of Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS) series and will be referred in Thomson Reuters Web of Science.

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Chairs and Committee

General Chair Eduardas Bareiša, Lithuania

Program Committee Chair Robertas Damaševičius, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania

Special Section Chairs

Irene Krebs, University of Technology Cottbus, Germany Marcin Wozniak, Silesian University of Technology, Poland

Danguole Rutkauskiene, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania Ondrej Krejcar, University of Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic Marek Krasinski, Wroclaw University of Economics, Poland

Rolf Engelbrecht, ProRec Germany, Germany Justyna Patalas-Maliszewska, University of Zielona Gora, Poland

Emiliano Tramontana, University of Catania, Italy Grzegorz Borowik, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland

Radu Adrian Vasiu, Politechnica University of Timisoara, Romania Hana Mohelska, University of Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic

Pavel Bachmann, University of Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic Vytenis Punys, Kaunas University of Technology, Lithuania

Giedrius Vanagas, Lithuanian University of Health Sciences, Lithuania

Local Organizing Committee

Giedrė Drėgvaitė (Chair), Lithuania Romas Šleževičius, Lithuania

Lina Repšienė, Lithuania Gintarė Dzindzelėtaitė, Lithuania

Kęstutis Valinčius, Lithuania Mindaugas Vasiljevas, Lithuania

Sponsors

Research Council of Lithuania

Faculty of Informatics, Kaunas University of Technology

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Key Notes and Speakers

Assoc. prof. dr. Marcin Paprzycki

Marcin Paprzycki (Senior Member of the ACM, Senior Member of the IEEE, Senior Fulbright Lecturer, IEEE CS Distinguished Visitor) has received his M.S. Degree in 1986 from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland, his Ph.D. in 1990 from Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas and his Doctor of Science Degree from Bulgarian Academy of Sciences in 2008. His initial research interests were in high performance computing and parallel computing, high performance linear algebra in particular. Over time they evolved toward distributed systems and Internet-based computing; in particular, agent systems. He has published more than 300 research papers and was invited to Program Committees of over 500 international conferences. He is on editorial boards of 10 journals.

Autonomous Resource Access in the Internet of Things

Thursday, October 15th, 10.00 – 11.00

Internet of Things (IoT), as a new paradigm for information management requires a number of novel solutions. The aim of the presentation is to consider methods and approaches needed to facilitate autonomous resource access. The access policies have not only to become capable of dealing with device-to-device interactions, but have to be flexible enough to deal with enormous heterogeneity of entities that are to interact within the IoT.

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Prof. dr. Rolf Engelbrecht

Professor Rolf Engelbrecht directs the National Research Center for Environment and Health in Neuherberg, Germany. He is a past president of the European Federation for Medical Informatics and past vice president of the International Medical Informatics Association (IMIA) and Artificial Intelligence in Medicine, Europe. Dr. Engelbrecht has, over many years, investigated the use of ‘‘smart cards’’ as portable electronic medical records. He is a long-standing scholar, teacher, and author in biomedical informatics. Professor Engelbrecht is elected as an International Associate in recognition of the broad scope of impact of his efforts in advancing the art and science of biomedical informatics in Europe and worldwide.

Health Information Management for Better Health: Big Data, Personal Health and more

Friday, October 16th, 09.15 – 10.30

Information is an important factor in all business areas. Health care is producing data, knowledge and information from many different sources. Individual patient data are used in many ways and for different purposes including statistical analysis and presentation. Epidemiological studies lead to new knowledge end medical evidence for diagnosis and therapy. The amount of healthcare data is increasing and new methods are needed for management and interpretation of these large quantities of data. Strategies and methods used in other businesses have to be analysed, possibly adapted, tested and applied. Developments in patient centred medicine and personal medicine offer new treatment possibilities. The relationships to developments in medical records, big data and health information management are important. Analysis of these data may result in a new way healthcare is provided.

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Dr. Tarkan Gürbüz

Tarkan Gürbüz is an Instructor at Middle East Technical University (METU), Department of Computer Education and Instructional Technology in Ankara, Turkey. He is Associate Director of Instructional Technology Support Office of METU. He is a member of the Global Board of Global Development Learning Network as the Regional Representative of European Central Asia Region. He is a member of the Distance Education Standards Committee of Turkish ICT Foundation. He is also a member of Informatics Association of Turkey. He has worked as a tutor in many in-service training programs of different organizations and also worked as a consultant for several organizations at METU Technopolis. He received his BSc. in Mathematics, PhD and MSc in Computer Education and Instructional Technology from METU. He also received an MBA in International Business from MIB School of Management in Italy. His areas of research interest include distance education, e-learning, computer networks, human computer interaction, and knowledge management and teacher education.

Learning Environments Supported by Social Networking Platforms

Friday, October 16th, 14.15 – 15.15

The recent trends and the drivers of the knowledge based transformation in any field affected every area of our lives and changed especially the way we learn. These trends are changing the educational needs at all levels and influencing all learning environments. Learning can be considered as a collaborative problem solving process which involves social interactions and shared experience. The profound changes in our environment emphasize collaboration and demonstrate the important role of supportive relationship in education and underline the need for building learning communities, communities of practice. Developing technologies indeed offer significant opportunities for collaboration and enhancing collaborative learning. Online collaborative learning environments revolutionized the approach to education, training, and learning at a distance. The developing e-learning industry increased the possibilities for building online learning communities and communities of practice through online collaboration. This presentation will try to explore the potential of Social Networking Services and Platforms in building and supporting learning environments. Experiences and applications will also be shared during the presentation.

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Thursday, October 15th

08.00 – 10.00

Registration Reception desk, Grand Spa Lietuva, V. Kudirkos str. 45

09.00 – 10.00 Opening Cermony Assoc. prof. Leonas Balaševičius, Director of the Department of Science, Kaunas University of Technology Prof. dr. Robertas Damaševičius, Faculty of Informatics Welcoming by ethnographic ensemble “Raciliukai” Druskininkai “Ryto” Gymnasium

Conference Hall

NEMUNAS

10.00 – 11.00 KEY NOTE Assoc. prof. Marcin Paprzycki “Autonomous Resource Access in the Internet of Things” Systems Research Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences

11.00 – 11.20 Coffee Break

11.20 – 13.15 Sessions

SESSION 1 Software Engineering. Special Session on Intelligent Systems and Software Engineering Advances

Chaired by dr. Marcin Woznak, Conference Hall “Ratnyčėlė”

1. The Theoretical Connections between Agile Software Development and Innovative Climate Tomi Juhola, Sami Hyrynsalmi, Tuomas Mäkilä, Ville Leppänen

2. Inheritance in Object-Oriented Knowledge Representation Dmytro Terletskyi

3. QoS-Based Web Services Composition Optimization with an Extended Bat Inspired Algorithm Serial Rayene Boussalia, Allaoua Chaoui, Aurélie Hurault

4. Automated Distribution of Software to Multi-Core Hardware in Model Based Embedded Systems Development Lukas Krawczyk, Carsten Wolff, Daniel Fruhner

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5. Risk Evaluation: The Paradigm and Tools Aiste Balzekiene, Egle Gaule, Raimundas Jasinevicius, Egidijus Kazanavicius, Vytautas Petrauskas

6. Weighted Classification Error Rate Estimator for the Euclidean Distance Classifier Mindaugas Gvardinskas

SESSION 2. Business Intelligence for Information and Software Systems. Special Session on Innovative Applications for Knowledge Transfer Support and Impact of Business Intelligence on the Economy and Society Chaired by dr. Justyna Patalas-Maliszewska, Conference Hall “Ūla”

1. The Forecasting of the Daily Heat Demand of the Public Sector Buildings with District Heating Yuliia Parfenenko, Vira Shendryk, Svitlana Vaschenko, Natalya Fedotova

2. Implementation of the AHP Method in ERP-Based Decision Support Systems for a New Product Development Sławomir Kłos

3. Perceived Benefits, Risks and Trust on Online Shopping Festival Yuan Xu, Tristan W. Chong, Tomas Krilavičius, Ka Lok Man

4. Agent-Based Modelling and Simulations as an Integral Functionality of the Business Intelligence Framework Vladimír Bureš, Petr Blecha, Petr Tučník

5. Risks and Benefits of Cloud Business Intelligence Petra Maresova

6. The Emergence of Public Intelligence: Penetration of Business Intelligence into the Public Administration Realm Tereza Otčenášková, Vladimír Bureš, Pavel Čech, Fridrich Racz

7. A Strategy Map of Tacit Knowledge for Manufacturing Companies. An Empirical Study Justyna Patalas-Maliszewska, Irene Krebs

SESSION 3. Information Technology Applications. Special Session on Language Technologies Chaired by prof. dr. Algimantas Venčkauskas, Conference Hall „Neris“

1. Problems of Authorship Identification of the National Language Electronic Discourse Algimantas Venčkauskas, Robertas Damaševičius, Romas Marcinkevičius, Arnas Karpavičius

2. Authorship Attribution of Internet Comments with Thousand Candidate Authors Jurgita Kapočiūtė-Dzikienė, Andrius Utka, Ligita Šarkutė

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3. Lithuanian Digits Recognition by Using Hybrid Approach by Combining Lithuanian Google Recognizer and some Foreign Language Recognizers Tomas Rasymas, Vytautas Rudžionis

4. Text Predictor for Lithuanian Language Julius Gelšvartas, Rimvydas Simutis, Rytis Maskeliūnas

5. First Steps in Automatic Anaphora Resolution in Lithuanian Language Based on Morphological Annotations and Named Entity Recognition Voldemaras Žitkus, Lina Nemuraitė

6. LDA and LSI as a Dimensionality Reduction Method in Arabic Document Classification Rami Ayadi, Mohsen Maraoui, Mounir Zrigui

13.15 – 14.15 Lunch Restaurant

14.15 – 15.15 KEY NOTE Dr. Tarkan Gürbüz “Learning Environments Supported by Social Networking Platforms” Middle East Technical University

15.15 – 15.30 Coffee Break

15.30 – 17.00 Sessions

SESSION 4. Software Engineering Special Session on Intelligent Systems and Software Engineering Advances

Chaired by dr. Christian Napoli, Conference Hall “Ratnyčėlė”

1. Application of Intelligent Algorithm to Solve the Fractional Heat Conduction Inverse Problem Rafał Brociek, Damian Słota

2. Intelligent System for Detection of Breathing Disorders Marcin Szczygieł, Paweł Kielan, Edyta Hetmaniok, Damian Słota, Roman Wituła, Adam Zielonka

3. Is the Colony of Ants able to Recognize Graphic Objects? Dawid Połap, Marcin Woźniak, Christian Napoli, Emiliano Tramontana, Robertas Damaševičius

4. An Object-Oriented Neural Network Toolbox based on Design Patters Christian Napoli, Emiliano Tramontana

5. Rough Deep Belief Network - Application to Incomplete

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Handwritten Digits Pattern Classification Wojciech K. Mleczko, Tomasz Kapuściński, Robert K. Nowicki

SESSION 5. Regular Session on Information Technology Applications

Chaired by prof. dr. Vacius Jusas, Conference Hall “Neris”

1. The use of steganography to control multimedia players Grzegorz Koziel, Marek Milosz

2. Haar Wavelet-Based Approach to Locating Defects in Texture Images Gintarė Vaidelienė, Jonas Valantinas

3. From UML Statecharts to Lotos Expressions Using Graph Transformation Salim Djaaboub, Elhillali Kerkouche, Allaoua Chaoui

4. The Testing Method Based on Image Analysis for Automated Detection of UI Defects Intended for Mobile Applications Šarūnas Packevičius, Andrej Ušaniov, Šarūnas Stanskis, Eduardas Bareiša

5. Predicting Defect Prone Modules in Web Applications Mehmet Serdar Biçer, Banu Diri

6. Dynamic Analysis of 4-Node Degenerated Shell Element with Updated Thickness Dalia Čalnerytė, Rimantas Barauskas

7. Obtaining Dispersion Curves of Damped Waves by Employing Semi Analytical Finite Element Formulation Audrius Nečiūnas, Rimantas Barauskas, Vitalija Keršienė

SESSION 6. Information Systems Special Session on Smart E-Learning Technologies and Systems

Chaired by assoc. prof. Danguolė Rutkauskienė, Conference Hall “Ūla”

1. Best Practices for E-Learning in On-Campus and Distance Education – a Case Study of Karlstad University Prima Gustienė, Monika Magnusson

2. Information System of Students’ Knowledge Test Control Olga Aleksenko, Iryna Baranova, Svitlana Vashchenko, Andrii Sobol

3. CVLA: Integrating Multiple Analytics Techniques in a Custom Moodle Report Bogdan Drăgulescu, Marian Bucos, Radu Vasiu

4. The Value of Video Lectures in the Classroom - UPT Study Case Mihai Onița, Camelia Ciuclea, Radu Vasiu

5. An Ontology Oriented Approach for E-Learning Objects

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Design and Improvement Armantas Ostreika, Radu Vasiu, Daina Gudoniene, Rytis Maskeliunas, Danguole Rutkauskiene

6. The LO Sequencing Problem and Its Solution Using Meta-Programming-Based Approach Vytautas Štuikys, Renata Burbaitė, Kristina Bespalova

17.00 Conference Dinner

19.00 Social event. Baking a tree-cake at bakery „Romnesa“

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ICIST 2015 Industrial Tutorials We share. We collaborate. We evolve. Friday, October 16, 2015

Grand Spa Lietuva V. Kudirkos str. 45, Druskininkai, Lithuania Creating Value through IT Security

This year we are focusing on this topic

Industrial Tutorials is a special day at the annual ICIST conference that aims at bringing practitioners from well-known Baltic IT companies which are encouraged to share their experience in applying the most current and information technologies and software tools. This year the ICIST 2015 Industrial Tutorials is paying special attention to health issues from a technological point of you. The Conference will contribute to Move Against Depression announced the theme for European Depression Day. Furtheron, the companies are welcome to present the issues on market development with regard to customer requirements. Why participate? Spend a day with enthusiastic IT professionals and learn from their accumulated experience. Listen to reputable international and Lithuanian speakers. Get inside into modern trends of business and IT architecture, project management and personal data security. Share and discuss your ideas and experience. Find partners and expand your professional network with IT practitioners at the event. Contribute to discussion “How can IT security generate business value?”. Registration Register online on http://icist.if.ktu.lt Early bird registration fee is 100 € (before October 6). Late registration fee is 150 € (after October 6). Contact for Information Giedrė Drėgvaitė Kaunas University of Technology Studentų str. 50-409a, Kaunas, Lithuania Phone: +370 626 96296 e-mail: icist2015@ktu.lt

Who will benefit? IT managers, System Analysts, Business and IT architects, Project Managers, Development Leaders, Marketing Specialists, IT Security Professionals, Multimedia Engineers and other specialists. What to expect? We are glad to present a keynote: Rolf Engelbrecht (researcher – ProRec Germany) a long-standing researcher in biomedical informatics. He will deliver a speech on health information management for better health focusing on big data and personal health. We are also looking forward to hear a presentation on given by biomedical informatics and IT specialist Julius Burkauskas (LSMU). He will introduce cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) as the leading psychotherapeutic treatment of depression. Tomas Blažauskas (Optitecha, Ltd.) will make listeners familiar with an innovative the so-called “smart” T-shirt. Vytenis Punys (the Republican Hospital of Kaunas) and Giedrius Vanagas (LSMU) will discuss the interface between informatics and health issues in the context of study programmes. The presentation given by Giorgio Terracina (University of Calabria) will focus on sequence alignment techniques. The Head of the KTU Science and Technology Centre and Technological Business Incubator, Kęstutis Morkūnas will provide examples of business and science cooperation in the academic environment. Dainius Kniukšta (Adform) will focus on complex technologies for new business perspectives. What is exceptional, a Conference will organise an unusual event to illustrate fight against depression. Last but not least – a discussion panel with our experienced professionals encourage companies and guests to generate common tasks to be implemented in shared projects.

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Friday, 10th October, 2014

Industrial Tutorials Partners

Programme

Opening

08:30 – 09:00 Registration

09:00 – 09:15 Welcome Note, Conference Hall “Neris”

Kęstutis Morkūnas, Moderator of ICIST 2015 Industrial Tutorials

09.15 – 16.00 Poster Session, Conference Hall “Neris”

09.15 – 10.30

KEY NOTE, Health Information Management for Better Health: Big Data, Personal Health and More

Prof. dr. Rolf Engelbrecht, ProRec Germany

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10.30 – 11.00 Coffee Break

11.00 – 12.00

Special Session on e-Health Management Systems Chaired by prof. dr. Rolf Engelbrecht, Conference Hall “Ratnyčėlė” 1. A System for Uncovering Latent Connectivity of Health Care

Providers in Online Reviews Frederik S. Bäumer, Michaela Geierhos, and Sabine Schulze

2. Application of ISO 13606 Archetypes for an Integration of Hospital and Laboratory Information Systems Georgy Kopanitsa, Maksim Taranik

3. Using Semi-automated Approach for Mapping Local Russian Laboratory Terms to LOINC Georgy Kopanitsa, Maksim Taranik

Special Session on e-Health Management Systems Chaired by prof. dr. Giedrius Vanagas, Conference Hall “Neris” 1. Automation of Colorblindless Detection in Computer-based

Screening Test Maciej Laskowski

2. GMM-Based Molecular Serum Profiling Framework Małgorzata Plechawska-Wójcik

3. Energy Efficient Method for Motor Imagery Data Compression Darius Birvinskas, Vacius Jusas

4. Comparison of Feature Extraction Methods for EEG BCI Classification Tomas Uktveris, Vacius Jusas

Invited Speakers, Conference Hall “Neris”

12.00 – 12.40 Biometric Smartwear – Smart T-Shirt Technologies

Tomas Blažauskas, Project Researcher, Optitecha, Ltd.

12.40 – 13.15 Extensions of sequence alignment techniques for applications in contexts different from bioinformatics

Giorgio Terracina, Associated Professor, University of Calabria

13.15 – 14.15 Lunch

14.15 – 14.50

The Interdisciplinarity of Science: a Case of Health Informatics

Vytenis Punys, Head of IT Department, Republican Hospital of Kaunas Giedrius Vanagas, Professor, Lithuanian University of Health Sciences

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14.50 – 15.20 Self-help Computer-assisted Low Intensity Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Depression

Julius Burkauskas, Lecturer, LSMU

15.20 – 15.40 Move against Depression Event, outside Hotel “Lietuva”

15.40 – 16.00 Coffee Break

16.00 – 16.35

Building the Bridges – Productive Business and Academia Collaboration Kęstutis Morkūnas, Director, KTU Science and Technology Centre and Technological Business Incubator

16.35 – 17.10 A Road Map: Sophisticated Technologies Influence to Business Development Dainius Kniukšta, R&D Manager, Adform

17.10 – 17.40 (to be provided) a presentation by Electric Car Association of Lithuania

Discussion Panel

17.40 – 19.00 Is Business Ready to Invest in Smart Health Technologies? Kęstutis Morkūnas, Moderator of ICIST 2015 Industrial Tutorials

19.10 – 20.30 Fourchette at restaurant “Keturi vėjai”

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Conference Venue

Grand Spa is a complex of hotels and conference centre which welcomes its visitors to have a pleasant stay in Druskininkai. In the very centre of the resort, cherishing old traditions of mineral water treatment, you will find a luxury 4-star Apartment Hotel "Dzūkija" , a modern 4-star Hotel "Druskininkai" with a presidential suite, and a modern Hotel "Lietuva" 3 star PLUS. The visitors are offered a number of high-quality treatment, wellness and spa procedures, entertainment in hotel water park, physical therapy, massages, services of dental clinics and beauticians. You are welcome to rebuild your physical and spiritual strength in Druskininkai Grand SPA Lietuva treatment centre – one of the largest and most modern in the Baltic countries. Choose from more than a hundred health and wellness procedures; use the services of clinical diagnostic laboratory, dental clinics, and optician. SPA Namai situated in the treatment centre offers the most effective beauty therapies along with a unique opportunity to enjoy the exceptional amber procedures in the Amber Room. The guests of the hotel are offered access to high-end restaurants, bars and active leisure facilities. Grand Spa Lietuva V. Kudirkos str. 45, LT-66120 Druskininkai, Lithuania Ph.(+370 313) 51200; e-mail: reservation@grandspa.lt

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About Druskininkai

Druskininkai (population 20 000) is a year-round international resort offering mineral bath, mud and climate therapies, located 120 km from Vilnius and Kaunas. The name of Druskininkai derives from the word “salt” (“druska” in Lithuanian). That’s why you can always find various interpretations of the term here – international contemporary music festival “Druskomanija” (“Salt mania”), plein air of artists “Druskos metamorfozės“ (“Metamorphosis of Salt”), exhibitions of hand-made goods made from salt, lessons of the craft for children. For more information about Druskininkai see http://www.info.druskininkai.lt/en/

“Baking a Tree-Cake” Event Do you know what is the difference between a "tree cake"; literally "branchy" (Lithuanian "šakotis"; Polish "sękacz") and a baumkuchen? If not, then cultural-educational event "Baking a tree cake" is for you! All participants of ICIST 2015 are invited to join the event during the conference. Place: Vienkiemių str. 5, Jaskonys, bakery “Romnesa” Interesting facts about tree-cakes:

- Water is not needed to bake a tree-cake; - Two tons of tree-cakes were baked per 24 hours in “Romnesa”; - About 3 mln. Eggs are needed per year in “Romnesa”

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About Kaunas University of Technology Kaunas University of Technology, with its eight faculties, a branch in Panevėžys, high school (gymnasium), and nine research centres, is the second largest university in Lithuania. About 80% of Lithuania’s industrial engineers have graduated from KTU. In 1990, KPI was restructured and brought into line with most Western universities. Under Parliamentary decision, it was then granted its present university status and name. Now Kaunas University of Technology is the largest technical university in Lithuania. More information about Kaunas University of Technology can be found at http://ktu.edu

About the Faculty of Informatics The Faculty of Informatics of Kaunas University of Technology was established in 1977. The faculty currently consists of 5 departments:

• Department of Multimedia Engineering • Department of Information Systems • Department of Computer Science • Department of Software Engineering • Department of Applied Informatics

and 2 research centres: • Centre of Real Time Computer Systems • Technology Centre of Information Systems Design

The faculty offers the choice of Informatics, Informatics Engineering, Media Information Technology, Information Systems, and Software Systems Bachelor’s degree programmes. Those pursuing the master’s degree can chose from five study programmes:

• Informatics, • Information Technologies, • Computer-Assisted Education, • Software Engineering, • Information Systems Engineering.

Graduates of Master degree studies can pursue the academic career by choosing Informatics or Informatics Engineering doctoral studies. Each year the Faculty of Informatics accepts around 500 new students seeking Bachelor’s or Master’s degree respectively. In 2015, we have more than 1200 Bachelor, 300 Master and 34 Doctoral students.

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Useful Information Lithuanian Time Lithuania is located in the Eastern European Time Zone, GMT+2. Currency From 2015 January the official currency became euro (€). Useful Phone Numbers Emergency call: 112 Information: 118 Kaunas Airport (Karmėlava)

Information: (+370 37) 39 93 07 (+370 37) 39 93 96

Vilnius Airport Information: (+370 5) 230 66 66

Kaunas Bus Station Information: (+370 37) 40 90 60 (+370 37) 40 90 61

Kaunas Railway Station Information: (+370 37) 22 10 93

Vilnius Bus Station Information: (+370 5) 233 57 12

Vilnius Railway Station Information: (+370 5) 233 00 88

Taxi (Druskininkai) Markizas: (+370 313) 5 22 22 E. Buras taxi: (+370 313) 5 55 55

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The Conference is organised by: Faculty of Informatics, Kaunas University of Technology Studentų str. 50-409a, LT-51368 Kaunas, Lithuania Phone + 370 37 30 03 53, email icist2015@ktu.lt

http://icist.if.ktu.lt