JIP (Jurnal Informatika Polinema)

Aims & Scope

JIP (Journal of Informatics Polinema)publishes original research articles and invited reviews in the fields of informatics and computer science. The journal welcomes high-impact contributions in the following thematic areas: This category focuses on the development and application of intelligent technologies and data-driven solutions to solve complex problems. Topics in this category include Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Deep Learning, Intelligent Systems, Information Retrieval, Natural Language Processing, and Data Mining. This scope emphasizes computational models, algorithms, and intelligent frameworks for decision support and knowledge discovery. This area encompasses research on the analysis, interpretation, and synthesis of visual information. This includes Image Processing, Computer Vision, Pattern Recognition, Visual Analytics, and Augmented or Virtual Reality. Submissions in this area explore how machines perceive, process, and interact with images and visual environments in both static and dynamic contexts. This category covers design, implementation, and optimization of digital infrastructure and communication technologies. It includes studies on Computer Networks, Wireless Sensor Networks, Internet of Things (IoT), Embedded Systems, Cybersecurity, and Digital Forensics. The focus is on the robustness, efficiency, and security of interconnected systems in both local and distributed environments. This area emphasizes the development and application of computing solutions to support real-world systems and user experiences. This includes Information Systems, Software Engineering, Game Technology, Technology-Enhanced Learning, UI/UX Design, and Human-Computer Interaction. Research in this area highlights innovation in system design, user interface development, and educational applications of technology. JIP seeks to publish impactful research that offers novel insights and demonstrates relevance to academic, professional, and industrial commun

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