Key words
web-application, SaaS, internet-service, workflow, scientific conferences, ConfLab, ConfID.
articles
Authors:
Novikov A., Keyno P., Khoroshko L. Published in
№ 4(76)
31 august 2018 year
Rubric: Network Technologies
Rubric: Network Technologies
Architecture development of internet-service for science conferences organizing with workflow automatization
The article examines the relevance of development architecture the cloud internet-service for organization
application workflow on the scientific conferences. The main goal of the development is the
building of digital scientific community to unite scientists, publishers and conference hosts. Article
describes a functional set for automatic deployment of a customizable web-resource that can be easily
configured to provide individual interface for processing application based on organizer’s purposes.
Organizer can operate flexible model if fields which provides a wide range of functions for designing
applications forms. Such model can provide a fields order, their types and additional options for each
application in different sections. Every project can be divided into sections and each section can be
operated by different persons. Each application has a status that shows a progress of revisited work.
There are a four kind of status: approved, declined, in process, incomplete. Approved works automatically
publishing on a user web-resource. All approved works also will be published on a automaticallygenerated
digest that can be printed or uploaded on a web-site as electronic resource. The system can
generate several kinds of a output documents like a digest, spreadsheet with statistics, programme of
the event and so on. The internet-service that developed and described in the article can be interested
by universities and scientific organizations. It optimizes a workflow of different events and decrease
of routine tasks by digitalization.
The author:
Novikov A.
Degree:
Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)
Location:
Moscow, Russia
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The author:
Keyno P.
Degree:
PhD in Engineering, Senior Lecturer, Department no.316, Moscow Aviation Institute, Moscow
Location:
Moscow
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The author:
Khoroshko L.
Degree:
PhD in Engineering, Associate Professor, Department of System Modeling and Engineering Graphics, Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)
Location:
Moscow
