African Conference on Research in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics

Appel Colloque Africain sur la Recherche en Informatique et en Mathématiques Appliquées

 CARI’2022

Tunisia & Cameroon

 

Dates importantes

Opening submission site: October, 2021
Submission deadline: January 30, 2022
Notification of acceptance: May 15, 2022
Final version: July 01, 2022

Ecole de recherche CIMPA 24 septembre – 03 octobre 2022

CARI Conférences
04 – 07 octobre 2022

Thématiques – CARI’2022 – Thematics

Computer Sciences / Applied Mathematics:

CARI 2020 welcomes and encourages the presentation of methodological contributions in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics. CARI 2020 will provide a forum for students and academic/industrial researchers in order to discuss the most recent trends in Computer Science and Appplied Mathematics  and share innovative research directions for Africa. The CARI conference encourages to submit original and unpublished research work. Contributions covering theoretical developments or  applications dedicated to African issues are invited.  CARI is divided into two tracks (Computer Science and Applied Mathematics) whose topics of interest include but not limited to the following respective lists:

Computer Science

– Data Management Systems
– Distributed Systems
– Wireless Networks
– Cryptography
– Cyber Security
– Safety and Correctness of Systems
– Big Data and Data Science
– Artificial Intelligence
– Machine Learning
– Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining
– Decision Making under Uncertainty
– Information Retrieval
– Natural Language Processing
– Semantic Web and Linked Data
– Ontology
– Internet of Things
– Cooperative and User Centric Systems
– Multi-Agent Systems
– Crowdsourcing
– Blockchain
– Visualisation
– Applications: Digital Agriculture, Biomedicine, Smart Cities, e-Government, etc

Applied Mathematics:

– Analysis of Dynamical Systems,
– Numerical Analysis
– Partial Differential Equations
– Optimization, Inverse Problems and Control
– Stochastic Systems,
– Applied Statistics and Probability
– Image and Signal Processing
– Mathematics of Machine Learning
– High Performance Scientific Computation
– Mathematical Modelling
– Mathematical Finance, Actuarial Science and Economy
– Earth Sciences and Environment
– Mathematical Biology, Ecology and Medecine

Programme Committee

Computer Science :

  • Mathieu Roche
  • Eric Badouel
  • Pascal Andre
  • Ali Mili
  • Cédric Lopez
  • Philippe Lemoisson
  • Kamel Barkaoui
  • Davide Frey
  • Houari Sahraoui
  • Nicolas Raft Razafindrakoto
  • Jean-Claude Hochon
  • Maurice Tchuente
  • Melhem El Helou
  • Patrice Buche
  • Abdou Guermouche
  • Yliès Falcone
  • Hacene Belhadef
  • Ibrahim Bounhas
  • Nicolas Béchet
  • Sellami Mokhtar
  • Ludovic Mé
  • Gaosussou Camara
  • Roberto Interdonato
  • Loek Cleophas
  • Abdoulaye Gamatié
  • Paulin Melatagia Yonta
  • François Charoy

 

     

     

    • Eric Kergosien
    • Michel Hurfin
    • Hugo Alatrista-Salas
    • Moussa Lo
    • Mouhamadou Thiam
    • Stephane Maag
    • Ounsa Roudies
    • César Viho
    • Patrice Quinton
    • Jean-Christophe Desconnets
    • Bamba Gueye
    • Thomas Maugey
    • Yassine Hadjadj-Aoul
    • Soraya Ait Chellouche
    • Laskri Mohamed Tayeb
    • Hassina Seridi Seridi
    • Nabiha Azizi
    • Hafed Zarzour
    • Mohamed Tarek Khadir
    • Mohamed Jmaiel
     Mathematics :

    • Tri Nguyen-Huu
    • Radhouane Fekih-Salem
    • Nahla Abdellatif
    • Julia Lawall
    • Ali Moussaoui
    • Boniface Nkonga
    • Abderrahmane Habbal
    • Ounsa Roudies
    • Rachid Senoussi
    • Majdi Azaiez
    • Rachid Ouifki
    • Nadjia EL SAADI
    • Patrice Quinton
    • slimane ben miled
    • Nabil GMATI
    • Ali Mili
    • Laurent Debreu
    • Mohamed Majdoub
    • Rachid Mchich
    • Belhassen Dehman
    • Kolyang Kolyang
    • Hend BenAmeur
    • Skander Belhaj
    • Christophe Lett
    • Mohamed Ali Hamza
    • Makram Hamouda
    • Mohamed fahmi ben hassen