JUSTIN aims to publish research results and thoughts among academics, researchers, scientists, and practitioners in the field of informatics/computer science so that they are freely available to the public, and support the exchange of knowledge. The scope of JUSTIN is but is not limited to the following: theory and information science, information systems, information security, data processing and structure, programming and computing, software engineering, informatics, computer science, computer engineering, architecture and computer networks, robotics, parallel and distributed computing, operating systems, compilers and interpreters, games, numerical methods, mobile computing, natural language processing, data mining, cognitive systems, speech processing, machine learning, artificial intelligence, expert systems, geographical information systems, computational theory, and informatics applications in various fields.