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1. HCIS changed both its publisher and its manuscript submission system in January 2021.

2. All the papers we have published with Springer over the past decade will continue to be serviced by Springer. (https://hcis-journal.springeropen.com/) We are also working on allowing you to go to the Springer website via a link in each paper from the Articles page.

3. The changes are as follows:
- Publisher: Springer → Korea Information Processing Society-Computer Software Research Group (KIPS-CSWG) (http://www.kips-cswrg.org/)
- Manuscript submission system: Springer Editorial Manager → Clarivate Scholar One Manuscript
- ISSN: Same as before
- DOI prefix: 10.1186 → 10.22967

We are happy to share with you the exciting news that Human-centric Computing and Information Sciences (HCIS) received an official Impact Factor of 3.700, as published in the 2019 Journal Citation Reports® (Clarivate Analytics, 2020). We would like to thank all of the editorial members and authors for their invaluable contributions and great support.

Journal Rank by Category
Computer Science, Information systems (Q1, 37/156)

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  • The Retrieval of Social Network Data for Points-of-Interest in OpenStreetMap Jesús M. Almendros-Jiménez, Antonio Becerra-Terón, and Manuel Torres^*

    Research | 26 February 2021

  • Performance Evaluation of the vSAN Application: A Case Study on the 3D and AI Virtual Application Cloud Service Chen-Kun Tsung¹, Chao-Tung Yang^2,*, Rajiv Ranjan³, Yong-Lun Chen⁴, and Jean-Huei Ou⁴

    Research | 26 February 2021

  • Contextual Collaborative Filtering Recommendation Model Integrated with Drift Characteristics of User Interest Feipeng Guo^1,2 and Qibei Lu^3,4,*

    Research | 26 February 2021

  • Cost Modeling for Analyzing Network Performance of IoT Protocols in Blockchain-Based IoT Minkyung Kim¹, Kangseok Kim^2,3 and Jai-Hoon Kim^3,*

    Research | 15 February 2021

  • CoNavigator: A Framework of FCA-Based Novel Coronavirus COVID-19 Domain Knowledge Navigation Fei Hao ^1,2 and Doo-Soon Park^3,*

    Research | 15 February 2021

  • Color Directional Local Quinary Patterns for Content Based Indexing and Retrieval Santosh Kumar Vipparthi and Shyam Krishna Nagar

    Research | 2 May 2014

  • An optimizing pipeline stall reduction algorithm for power and performance on multi-core CPUs Vijayalakshmi Saravanan, Kothari Dwarkadas Pralhaddas, Dwarkadas Pralhaddas Kothari and Isaac Woungang

    Research | 29 January 2015

  • A survey of black hole attacks in wireless mobile ad hoc networks Fan-Hsun Tseng, Li-Der Chou and Han-Chieh Chao

    Research | 22 November 2011

  • Detecting misinformation in online social networks using cognitive psychology K P Krishna Kumar and G Geethakumari

    Research | 24 September 2014

  • Reliability and high availability in cloud computing environments: a reference roadmap Mohammad Reza Mesbahi, Amir Masoud Rahmani and Mehdi Hosseinzadeh

    Research | 6 July 2018

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    Collection first published: 26 March 2018

  • Pervasive Computing Systems Edited by: Mohammad S. Obaldat, Petros Nicopolitidis and Damianos Gavalas

    Collection first published: 17 January 2013

• Aims and Scope

  In Human-centric Computing and Information Sciences (HCIS), KIPS-CSWRG publishes outstanding research papers which cover the various theories and practical applications related to human-centric computing and information sciences. The papers that we publish present results of significant value in relation to the need to solve various problems with application services and other problems falling within the scope of HCIS. Furthermore, we expect that they will trigger further related research and technological improvements relevant to our future lives.
  
  Human-centric Computing and Information Sciences is related to the continuously evolution and convergence of information technologies, including the following:

  Human-computer Interaction and the Multimodal

  Internet of Things and Sensors

  Cloud, Edge and Fog Computing

  Social Computing and Intelligence

  Computer-assisted Learning and Cognition

  Blockchain and Data Mining

  Privacy, Security and Cryptography

  AI and Big Data Analytics for HCIS

  Ambient Intelligence

  Cyber-physical Systems and Smart Devices

  Mobile Computing and Wireless Communications

  Smart city - applications and services

  HCIS Services, Applications and Implementations

  These are the hot topics that will meet the ever-changing needs of a worldwide audience. The editors plan to include new emerging topics among the journal’s scope so as to ensure that the journal reflects the IT related human-centric computing and information sciences of future generations.