IST-Africa 2024 Conference

20 - 24 May 2024

Programme

Thematic overview

IST-Africa 2024 Agenda (Session Times based on UTC+1)

Updated: 2024-02-22 16:30:28

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Day 3: 22 May 2024

07:30

07:30	Session 12a: Next Generation Computing 1
	Enhancing Systematic Literature Reviews using LDA and ChatGPT: Case of Framework for Smart City Planning Muthoni Masinde, Central University of Technology, South Africa A Metrics-based Model for Estimating the Maintainability of Cloud-Based Enterprise Information Systems for Kenyan SMEs Elijah Macharia, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture & Technology, Kenya DbAPI: A Backend-as-a-Service Platform for Rapid Deployment of Cloud Services Paul Okanda, United States International University (USIU), Kenya An Intelligent Chatbot Implementation for Employee Exit Auto-Clearance using Deep Learning Lawrence Kasera, Strathmore University, Kenya Design and Implementation of a Load Transferring Machine for Multi-Storey Buildings Thomas Kenn Yong, University of Mauritius, Mauritius

09:30

	Coffee Break : Break

09:40

09:40	Session 13a: Next Generation Computing 2
	A Semantic Middleware using Docker and Kubernetes Orchestration Tools Yolo Madani, Central University of Technology, South Africa Evaluating the Techno-Economic Viability of Greenfield 5G in South Africa: A Comprehensive Comparison with 4G Networks Lusani Mamushiane, CSIR, South Africa Towards a 5G Equipped Video Surveillance UAV for Public Safety Thapelo Makhalanyane, CSIR, South Africa Enhancing Classification and Prediction through the Application of Hybrid Machine Learning Models Misheck Banda, University of South Africa, South Africa Generating African Artistic Styles Using Textual Inversion Azizuddin Ahmed Biyabani, Carnegie Mellon University Africa, Rwanda

11:40

	Lunch : Lunch

12:30

12:30	Session 14a: Content Technologies 1
	A Meta-Analytic Quantitative Review of Methods and Techniques for Sign Language Recognition Approaches Absolom Muzambi, UNISA, South Africa Building a Dataset for Misinformation Detection in the Low-Resource Language Mulweli Patience Mukwevho , University of Pretoria , South Africa Dispatching News Based on Exact Location Using Dispatch (D) App: An Alternative to X (Twitter) Tinashe Crispen Garidzira, Walter Sisulu University, South Africa

13:40

	Coffee Break : Break

13:50

13:50	Session 15a: Content Technologies 2
	Generalising across Domains in Video Misinformation Detection David Walker, University of Pretoria, South Africa Analyzing the Perception of Immigrants in South Africa: A Machine Learning Approach to Aggregate Twitter Sentiment Data Tendai Shoko, University of Johannesburg (UJ), South Africa Investigating the Effectiveness of Detecting Misinformation on Social Media using Tshivenda Language Maduvha Malange, University of Pretoria, South Africa

15:00

	Coffee Break : Break

15:10

15:10	Session 16a: Content Technologies 3
	The Intersection between African Oral Literature and Technology Theresia Mushaandja, Namibia University of Science and Technology, Namibia Enhanced Image Classification of African Women: A Synergy of PCA and Random Forest Methods Phomolo Nicrocia Teffo, Tshwane university of technology, South Africa Token Economy Incentive Structure Conceptual Goal Model Samela Kivilo, Tallinn University of Technology, Estonia An Assessment of POPIA Compliance in Case 1 Municipal Fresh Produce Market Pheah Malepeng, Nelson Mandela University, South Africa

16:40

	End of Sessions

Disclaimer: This is the Advance Programme, which is subject to change. The Final Programme will be published in March, following receipt of all final papers.

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