IJKSS was originally founded in Japan in 2000 by Professor Y. Nakamori and Professor Z. T. Wang, the Founding Editor and, in 2003, by Professor J. Gu3 in Guangzhou. Currently IJKSS is co-organized and managed by DTU.
The International Journal of Knowledge and Systems is now included in SCOPUS and ESCI
The mission of IJKSS is to promote the development of knowledge science and systems science and the establishment of the two sciences as a significant academic discipline worldwide. Targeting professors, students, practitioners and field specialists, this journal covers the development of new paradigms in modelling the of human knowledge process, based on mathematical, technical, social, psychological, and philosophical frameworks.
The DTU International Journal of Knowledge and Systems focuses on the following topics:
- Adaptive Complex Systems
- Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Decision Support Systems
- Complex System Design, Methodologies and Theory
- Data Science Theory, Methodologies and Technologies
- Data-driven Knowledge Management Systems
- Epistemology, Ontology, and Semantics
- Informatics with Cybernetics and Systems Science
- Intelligent Information Processing and Computational Emotions
- Knowledge Acquisition and Management in AI Systems
- Knowledge Discovery and Engineering
- Modelling of Human Knowledge Processes and Systems
- Risk and Catastrophe Management
- Soft Computing-based Intelligent Systems
- Systems for Knowledge Creation and Integration
- Systems Theory
- Technology Management
Currently, IJKSS is classified as Q2 and Q3, specifically:
- Management and Strategy, Technology and Innovation Management, Human Resource Management and Organizational Behavior classified as Q2
- Decision Science (Information Systems and Management) classified as Q2;
- Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence and Information Systems) classified as Q3
IJKSS Q-rating by Scopus
In 2001, another DTU journal classified as Q2 and entitled: “EAI Endorsed Transactions on Industrial Networks and Intelligent Systems” was added to the SCOPUS database by the Content Selection & Advisory Board (CSAB).
Meanwhile, DTU has dedicated itself to developing international journals in the fields of Chemistry and Physics, and currently is still the only university in the Central region to publish journals listed in Scopus and ESCI.
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