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Engineering Proceedings, Volume 101, Issue 1

ITISE 2025 2025 - 18 articles

The 11th International Conference on Time Series and Forecasting

Canaria, Spain | 16–18 July 2025

Volume Editors:
Olga Valenzuela, University of Granada, Granada, Spain
Fernando Rojas, University of Granada, Granada, Spain
Luis Javier Herrera, University of Granada, Granada, Spain
Hector Pomares, University of Granada, Granada, Spain
Ignacio Rojas, University of Granada, Granada, Spain

Cover Story: The 11th International conference on Time Series and Forecasting (ITISE-2025) was held in Gran Canaria, Spain, over 16–18 July 2025. ITISE 2025 was an international conference focused on advancements in time series analysis and forecasting. It promoted interdisciplinary collaboration, highlighting the importance of econometrics in understanding economic behavior and improving prediction accuracy. The event fostered academic exchange, supported young researchers, and emphasized practical applications, model interpretability, and trust. It aimed to bridge theory and practice, encouraging global cooperation to address complex, data-driven challenges across various sectors. ITISE 2025 solicited high-quality original research papers on any aspect related to time series analysis, econometrics and forecasting.
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Articles (18)

  • Proceeding Paper
  • Open Access
901 Views
10 Pages

25 August 2025

A wavelet-based noise reduction method for time series is proposed. Traditional denoising techniques often adopt a “trial-and-error” approach, which can prove inefficient and may result in suboptimal filtering outcomes. In contrast, our m...

  • Proceeding Paper
  • Open Access
557 Views
8 Pages

Optimizing Short-Term Electrical Demand Forecasting with Deep Learning and External Influences

  • Leonardo Santos Amaral,
  • Gustavo Medeiros de Araújo and
  • Ricardo Moraes

12 August 2025

Short-term electrical demand forecasting is crucial for the efficient operation of modern power grids. Traditional methods often fail by neglecting system nonlinearities and external factors that influence electricity consumption. In this study, we p...

  • Proceeding Paper
  • Open Access
558 Views
5 Pages

Dock door congestion is an essential and persistent concern within the realm of outbound warehouse logistics. The inability to accommodate outbound vehicles at the loading docks, especially during peak hours, disrupts internal warehouse operations, l...

  • Proceeding Paper
  • Open Access
685 Views
10 Pages

Recent advances in Machine Learning have significantly improved anomaly detection in industrial screw driving operations. However, most existing approaches focus on binary classification of normal versus anomalous operations or employ unsupervised me...

  • Proceeding Paper
  • Open Access
355 Views
11 Pages

Understanding human behavior is crucial for accurately predicting Electricity Load Demand (ELD), as daily habits and routines directly influence electricity consumption patterns across temporal and spatial domains. Two approaches for representing hum...

  • Proceeding Paper
  • Open Access
523 Views
8 Pages

Dynamical Modeling of Floods Using Surface Water Level Time Series

  • Johan S. Duque,
  • Jorge Zapata,
  • Lucia de Leon,
  • Alexander Gutierrez and
  • Leonardo Santos

We present a dynamical systems approach to modeling nonlinear flood dynamics using 20 years of water level data from Durazno, Uruguay. Flood events are identified, and their periodicity and temporal distribution are analyzed in relation to rain gauge...

  • Proceeding Paper
  • Open Access
590 Views
10 Pages

A Comparison Between Adam and Levenberg–Marquardt Optimizers for the Prediction of Extremes: Case Study for Flood Prediction with Artificial Neural Networks

  • Julien Yise Peniel Adounkpe,
  • Valentin Wendling,
  • Alain Dezetter,
  • Bruno Arfib,
  • Guillaume Artigue,
  • Séverin Pistre and
  • Anne Johannet

Artificial neural networks (ANNs) adjust to the underlying behavior in the dataset using a training rule or optimizer. The most popular first-and second-order optimizers, Adam (AD) and Levenberg–Marquardt (LM), were compared with the aim of pre...

  • Proceeding Paper
  • Open Access
871 Views
8 Pages

A Hardware Measurement Platform for Quantum Current Sensors

  • Frederik Hoffmann,
  • Ann-Sophie Bülter,
  • Ludwig Horsthemke,
  • Dennis Stiegekötter,
  • Jens Pogorzelski,
  • Markus Gregor and
  • Peter Glösekötter

A concept towards current measurement in low and medium voltage power distribution networks is presented. The concentric magnetic field around the current-carrying conductor should be measured using a nitrogen-vacancy quantum magnetic field sensor. A...

  • Proceeding Paper
  • Open Access
609 Views
10 Pages

Electricity Demand Model for Climate Change Analysis in Systems with High Integration of Wind and Solar Energy

  • Juanita Acosta Cortes,
  • Marcelo Silvera,
  • Ruben Chaer,
  • Guillermo Flieller,
  • Guillermo Andres Jimenez Estevez and
  • Vanina Camacho

A novel model of the electrical demand of a power system capable of representing the hourly power load and its dependence on temperature is presented. The application of the model to the Colombian system is described with an evaluation of the error o...

  • Proceeding Paper
  • Open Access
647 Views
10 Pages

Finite-Element and Experimental Analysis of a Slot Line Antenna for NV Quantum Sensing

  • Dennis Stiegekötter,
  • Jonas Homrighausen,
  • Ann-Sophie Bülter,
  • Ludwig Horsthemke,
  • Frederik Hoffmann,
  • Jens Pogorzelski,
  • Peter Glösekötter and
  • Markus Gregor

Nitrogen vacancy (NV) diamonds are promising room temperature quantum sensors. As the technology moves towards application, efficient use of energy and cost become critical for miniaturization. This work focuses on microwave-based spin control using...

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