This proceedings book collects contributions from the Internet and Modern Society conference in 2023. The gathering addresses topical issues of digital geography and geography of information society, providing a platform for discussion and collaboration between experts in related fields. Participants from all over the world consider the controversies and challenges posed by globalization, focusing on topics including digital urbanism, smart cities, digital sustainability, social media movements, digital divides, cyber-psychology. This volume centers on five core themes: the digital city; computational linguistics and machine learning; interactive systems and information society technologies; cyberpsychology, digital health and active aging; and e-governance and political communication.

Contributes to conversations on digital education and digital surveillance Assesses digital tools for environmental protection, gamification, among others Highlights work from young scholars

Autorentext

Radomir Bolgov. Associate professor at the School of International Relations, St. Petersburg State University, Russia. His current studies focus on the Internet public discourse and digital policies in post-Soviet countries. Program Committee member of the International Conference on Theory and Practice of Electronic Governance (ICEGOV), International Conference "Internet and Modern Society" (IMS) and many others. Editor of the journal "Vestnik of Saint Petersburg University. International Relations".

Maxim Bakaev. Associate professor of the Novosibirsk State Technical University, Russia. Research interests: Information Society, Digital Health, Artificial Intelligence, Human-Computer Interaction, Interface Design and Usability, Universal Accessibility. Member of the editorial board of the journal "Information Society: Education, Science, Culture and Future Technologies".

Andrei V. Chugunov. Head of the E-Government Center, ITMO University. He co-organizes the International Conference "Internet and Modern Society". He is a member of the interdepartmental working group on forming an e-government in Russia under the Presidential Council on the Development of Information Society. He has been an active participant in international and national projects designed to develop the technologies of the information society and e-government, as well as communicate the Russian and foreign experience in implementing interactive services to the governmental bodies. He is a member of editorial boards of the journals "Information Society: Education, Science, Culture and Future Technologies" and "Culture and Technology".

Roberto Pereira. Professor, Federal University of Paraná, Brazil. Research interests: Human-Computer Interaction, Computer Science Education, Computing in Education. Associate Editor for the Brazilian Journal on Computers in Education. Editor-in-Chief of the Journal on Interactive Systems (JIS). Editor-in-Chief of the Horizontes Magazine.

Elakkiya R., Dr., Assistant Professor, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Research interests: Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Deep Learning & Computer Vision, Data Science. She had received many extra-mural funded projects from various government and non-government agencies and she also served as machine learning and data analytics consultant and delivered many products to different industry verticals. She is an Editor of Information Engineering and Applied Computing journal.

Wei Zhang. Associate Professor, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, China. Research interests: Digital Health Governance, Government Social Media, Health Communication, Health Security. He currently serves as Editorial Board member for Frontiers in Public Health, Frontiers in Psychiatry, and Frontiers in Sociology.

Inhalt

Chapter 1: Ontological Engineering to Support Building, Urban Planning and Environmental Security Solutions.- Chapter 2: Monitoring Urban Population's Quality of Life via Digital Footprint: the Case of Novosibirsk.- Chapter 3: Planning of the species composition of urban green spaces using network modeling and comments from users of social networks.- Chapter 4: Development of a network model for urban greening based on the characteristics of plant growth.- Chapter 5: A Corpus Study of the Russian Locative Variability.- Chapter 6: Automatic keyword extraction from German journalistic discourse using statistical methods.- Chapter 7: The Cross-evaluation Crux for Computational Phylogenetic Linguistics.- Chapter 8: Word Sense Induction in Russian: Evaluation of Corpora Pre-processing Techniques and Model Selection.- Chapter 9: Topic label generation in the popular science corpus.- Chapter 10: Where Is Happily Ever After? A Study of Emotions and Locations in Russian Short Stories of 1900-1930.