Industrial Automatic Control Systems and Controllers Annotation << Back Data analysis and Model of Information Processes for the Formation of Applied Information Systems V.M. Tyutyunnik The interrelations and interactions of computer science and science are one of the central problems manifesting the features of integration processes in modern science and outlining the search for the most common patterns in the development of modern scientific fields. The article presents a procedural model of information processes in the interaction and mutual influence of informatics and science of science, which uses biographical and bibliographic data and shows ways to find patterns of development of various scientific areas. The logic of building a model is based on an analysis of the source data: information structures and processes that are the connecting link between the “internal” (the manifestation processes of undocumented virtual and artificial information) and the “external” (documentation of scientific information and its functioning) areas of science. The model is implemented on the example of factual-logical bio-bibliographic flow of documented information on publication activity of Nobel Prize winners in chemistry for 1901–1988. Keywords: information processes; information flows; data; models; data analysis; information system; Nobel Prize winners in chemistry. DOI: 10.25791/asu.04.2019.576 Contacts: E-mail: vmtyutyunnik@gmail.com Pp. 19-29.