CSAM 2026 — XI International Scientific and Practical Conference “Computer Science and Applied Mathematics”
📍 Almaty, Al-Farabi KazNU · 📅 7–11 October 2026
The XI International Scientific and Practical Conference “Computer Science and Applied Mathematics” (CSAM 2026) took place in Almaty on 7–11 October 2026. It was organised by Al-Farabi Kazakh National University and the Institute of Information and Computational Technologies (IICT) of the Committee of Science of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of Kazakhstan, together with Lublin University of Technology (Poland) and Turan University. The programme committee was chaired by Academician Maksat Kalimoldaev of the National Academy of Sciences of Kazakhstan. Plenary and section meetings were held on 8 and 9 October; the lab team presented four papers in three sections.
🎤 Team papers
Section 1 “Mathematical Modeling, Optimization, and Computational Analysis”:
- Amirkhanov B., Amirkhanova G., Tyulepberdinova G., Mazakov T., Akhmetov D., Raeva A. — “Математическая модель робастного контроля недолива закрытых упаковок для цифрового двойника производственной линии”: a mathematical model for robust underfill control of sealed packages for a production-line digital twin.
Section 2 “Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Data Science, and Intelligent Systems”:
- Amirkhanov A., Adilzhanova S., Amirkhanov B., Fu Y., Faruzkyzy Y. — “What imbalance machinery is worth on cardiotocography data: a seven-way benchmark with fixed seeds”.
Section 3 “Innovations in Computer Science and Engineering Management”:
- Nurgazy T., Amirkhanova G., Amirkhanov B. — “Integrating web-based augmented reality into industrial dashboards: a case study on real-time factory equipment monitoring”.
- Amirkhanova G., Amirkhanov B., Raeva A., Koksunbaev A., Kenzhekhanuly T., Liu H. — “Remote electricity metering nodes with Wi-Fi and LoRaWAN channels for the OpenEgiz digital twin platform”.
📚 Topics
The conference ran in four sections:
- mathematical modelling, optimisation and computational analysis;
- artificial intelligence, Big Data, data science and intelligent systems;
- innovations in computer science and engineering management;
- cybersecurity, privacy and digital trust.
📖 Publications
The proceedings were published in two volumes: Vol. 1 (ISBN 978-601-228-615-1) and Vol. 2 (ISBN 978-601-228-616-8), set ISBN 978-601-228-614-4. They include the team’s papers on class-imbalance methods for cardiotocography data (Vol. 1, p. 328), web-based AR in industrial dashboards (Vol. 2, p. 43) and electricity metering nodes for OpenEgiz (Vol. 2, p. 133).
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