Barbara Re

Assistant Professor

University of Camerino

Italy

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Barbara Re is an Assistant Professor at the University of Camerino, Italy. Her research focuses on blockchain technologies, data mining, IoT application frameworks, and process modeling systems. Recent articles include topics such as machine learning adaptations for mixed features and the role of commercial organizations in contributing to OpenStreetMap. Her work aims to enhance the understanding and development of process-driven and IoT-based systems.

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Andrea Vandin

Technical University of Denmark

DENMARK

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Francesco Tiezzi

University of Florence

ITALY

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Andrea Polini

Associate Professor

University of Camerino

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Articles (14)

Blockchain-Based Execution of BPMN Choreographies with Multiple Instances

A Framework for Rapidly Prototyping Data Mining Pipelines

Online clustering with interpretable drift adaptation to mixed features

Collective Intelligence in Humanitarian Voluntary Geographic Information: The Case of the HOT Tasking Manager

Exploring why and how commercial organizations contribute to OpenStreetMap

Event log extraction methodology for Ethereum applications

X-IoT: a model-driven approach to support IoT application portability across IoT platforms

Executable Digital Process Twins: Towards the Enhancement of Process-Driven Systems

A systematic literature review on IoT-aware business process modeling views, requirements and notations

FloWare: a model-driven approach fostering reuse and customisation in IoT applications modelling and development

Consistent modelling of hierarchical BPMN collaborations

BPMN 2.0 OR-Join Semantics: Global and local characterisation

A formal approach for the analysis of BPMN collaboration models

Well-structuredness, safeness and soundness: A formal classification of BPMN collaborations

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Andrea Vandin

Francesco Tiezzi

Andrea Polini

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