Tarmo Robal 1, Diana Kalibatiene 2, Girts Karnitis 3, Laila Niedrite 3, Marite Kirikova 4, Mirjana Ivanovic 5 and Juris Borzovs 3
Conference hosted by University of Latvia in collaboration with Riga Technical University 03-06 July 2022
Riga, Latvia
These proceedings include the papers of the Doctoral Consortium and Conference Forum, held in conjunction with the 15th International Baltic Conference on Digital Business and Intelligent Systems (Baltic DB&IS 2022) in Riga, Latvia during 3-6 July 2022. Formerly, the conference series has been known as the International Baltic Conference on Databases and Information Systems. The 2022 conference was organized by University of Latvia and Riga Technical University, in cooperation with Tallinn University of Technology, University of Tartu, Vilnius University, and Vilnius Gediminas Technical University.
The Doctoral Consortium provided an opportunity for PhD students to present their work to senior researchers (mentors) and peers from a diverse set of academic and industrial institutions in a relaxed and supportive environment to further improve scientific writing and presentation skills of young researchers. The Doctoral Consortium also helped to receive constructive feedback on their research from the field experts, and supported building a network with peers and future colleagues. Each doctoral consortium submission was reviewed by at least three senior researchers and in the end two papers out of the four submissions are included to these proceedings and for the presentation at the conference. The topics of the Doctoral Consortium were in line with the main conference topics.
The Conference Forum papers were accepted after a careful evaluation process. Each paper was independently reviewed by at least two members of the international Program Committee of Baltic DB&IS 2022 Forum. Some papers were invited to the Forum as the result of conference papers’ evaluation process. Altogether, there were 48 submissions for the conference and Forum, from which ten are included in the Forum volume. Six of these were recommended from the submissions to the main conference and the rest were selected from the papers directly submitted to the Forum. The 10 Forum papers present the authors’ positions, innovative work in progress, and demonstrated innovative tools and applications.
The conference topics form five groups. The first group addresses Computer Science Models, Methods, Algorithms, and Tools for Digital Business. The second group concerns Knowledge and Knowledge Technologies for Digital Business and Intelligent Systems. The third group concerns IT Support for Digital Transformation. The fourth group concerns different perspectives on Artificial Agents and Smart Systems for Digital Business. Finally, the fifth group goes under the umbrella topic heading of Data, Data Science, and Computing for Digital Business and Intelligent Systems. The Baltic DB&IS Forum 2022 papers address practically all main topics of the conference and range from theoretical papers on conceptual and system theory issues to practice-oriented research that concerns, for instance, testing.
We are grateful to the reviewers and Doctoral Consortium mentors for their thorough evaluation and support. We thank all authors for their submissions, regardless whether their work was selected or not, and presentations.
July 2022
Doctoral Consortium Chairs
Tarmo Robal Diana Kalibatienė Ģirts Karnītis
Janis Bubenko (1935-2022)* Royal Institute of Technology and Stockholm University, Sweden Arne Sølvberg* Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway Guntis Arnicāns University of Latvia, Latvia Juris Borzovs University of Latvia, Latvia Gintautas Dzemyda Vilnius University, Lithuania Jānis Grundspeņķis Riga Technical University, Latvia Hele-Mai Haav Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia Diana Kalibatiene Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Lithuania Mārīte Kirikova Riga Technical University, Latvia Innar Liiv Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia Audronė Lupeikienė Vilnius University, Lithuania Raimundas Matulevičius University of Tartu, Estonia Tarmo Robal Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia Olegas Vasilecas Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Lithuania *honorary member
Alla Anohiuna-Naumeca Vineta Arnicane Zane Bicevska Janis Bicevskis Uldis Bojars Katrina Bolocko Antanas Cenys Karlis Freivalds Janis Kampars
Riga Technical University, Latvia University of Latvia, Latvia University of Latvia, Latvia University of Latvia, Latvia University of Latvia, Latvia Riga Technical University, Latvia Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Lithuania University of Latvia, Latvia Riga Technical University, Latvia
Universität der Bundeswehr München, Germany Vilnius Gedeminas Technical University, Lithuania Transport and Telecommunication Institute, Latvia Riga Technical University, Latvia Riga Technical University, Latvia Transport and Telecommunication Institute, Latvia Tilde, Latvia University of Latvia, Latvia Riga Technical University Latvia
Comparison of business process modelling approaches …………………………………………… 1 Šarūnė Sielskaitė Enhanced Enterprise Architecture Framework for M&A PMI ….………………………………… 8 Ksenija Lace
Awareness and Development of Industry 4.0: Case of Latvia ……………………………………. 20 Sintija Petrovica, Maija Strautmane, Alla Anohina-Naumeca Extension of GIS Functionality for Integration of Surface Water Bodies Assessment ..…………. 33 Dale Dzemydiene, Saulius Maskeliunas, Giedre Dzemydaite Frustration Level Analysis in Customer Support Tweets for Different Languages ...…………….. 45 Viktorija Leonova, Janis Zuters Regression Testing: Test Cases for Graphical Images ...……………………………….……….… 55 Janis Bicevskis, Edgars Diebelis, Zane Bicevska, Andrejs Neimanis Systems of Systems Perspective in IT Project Quality Management ..….……………………….... 65 Marite Kirikova, Janis Grundspenkis, Arnis Stasko Towards a Human-in-the-Loop Intelligent Intrusion Detection System ...………………………... 71 Evita Roponena, Janis Kampars, Janis Grabis, Andris Gailitis Towards Computer-Assisted Latvian ICT Terminology Development ...……………...………..... 82 Dace Šostaka, Juris Borzovs Towards ONTO6 Framework for Concept Elicitation ...………………………………………….. 91 Uldis Straujums Visualization of Indoor Sensor Data to Reduce the Risk of Covid-19 Infection ...………………. 101 Laila Niedrite, Guntis Arnicans, Darja Solodovnikova Web 3.0 Adoption Behavior: PLS-SEM and Sentiment Analysis ..……………………………… 113 Sheikh Muhamad Hizam, Waqas Ahmed, Habiba Akter, Ilham Sentosa, Mohamad Noorman Masrek