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  • Subject: [AIfIA-pt] European Conference on Digital Libraries(ECDL) 2004
  • Date: Thu, 27 Nov 2003 12:28:24 -0300 (ART)

Call for Papers: ECDL 2004

 

European Conference on Digital Libraries (ECDL) 2004

September 12-17 2004

University of Bath, UK

 

http://www.ecdl2004.org

 

ECDL 2004 is the 4th in the series of European Digital Library Conferences.  ECDL has become the major European Forum focusing on digital libraries and associated technical, organisational and social issues.

 

Digital library research brings together a number of disciplines and practitioner communities, providing a stimulating environment for debate and an opportunity for establishing collaboration. ECDL provides a forum for the exchange of ideas between scientific disciplines and fosters joint initiatives with application communities.  Involvement of researchers and practitioners from computing and information science disciplines is well established at ECDL. Increasingly these disciplines are engaging in discussion and co-operation with other groups concerned with knowledge management. ECDL 2004 encourages involvement from a wide range of disciplines and looks forward to increasing contributions from usability experts, educationalists, developers of eLearning systems, and by working within the eScience and GRID communities.  The continued success of ECDL rests on the exchange of ideas and experience between these groups.

 

ECDL 2004 welcomes contribution and participation from scholars, researchers, practitioners and policy makers across the range of disciplines related to the development of the digital library in its widest sense.

 

IMPORTANT DATES

 

April 5 2004:  Papers, panels, tutorials and workshops submissions due.

 

May 19 2004:            Poster and demonstration submissions due.

 

June 11 2004: Final submission date.

 

RELEVANT TOPICS

 

Contributions may include but are not limited to:

Strategy, management and policy making

Human resources, economics, business models

Evaluation, metrics, testbeds

Digital library applications

Digital libraries and learning

Digital libraries and Research Grids / eScience

Multilingual digital libraries

Geo-spatial, still and moving images, sound and 3D graphics libraries

Information architectures and interoperability

Infrastructures and middleware

Semantic Web technologies

Agent technologies

Development of Web Services

Application of open standards & protocols

Ubiquitous environments and mobile access

 

Users of digital libraries

Personalisation and agent technologies

Annotation and recommendation services

Presentation and visualisation

Usability, user studies and user-centred design

 

Digital repositories

Curation and preservation

Provenance and trust

Describing and managing collections

Digital rights management, licences and schema

Open archives and self archiving

 

Knowledge management

Knowledge extraction, data and text mining

Semantic interoperability, ontologies and knowledge representation

Classification and indexing, thesauri development

Metadata schema, registries and mapping

 

Delivery channels

Changing models of scholarly communications

Collaboratories

Virtual organisations and digital libraries

 

 

CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS

 

Submissions are invited for full or short papers, posters, demonstrations, panels, tutorials and workshops.

 

Papers and panel discussions form part of the main conference.  Papers will be included in the conference proceedings. The full text of papers is required at initial submission stage.  Papers must be submitted electronically via the submission web pages by April 5 2004.  If accepted, camera-ready versions of papers are required by June 11 2004.  It is expected that papers will be presented at the conference by the/an author. 

Panel proposals should provide for a discussion forum on research, advanced application or policy matters.  The submission deadline for panel proposals is April 5 2004.

 

We invite submissions for workshops and tutorials.  These may be either full day or half day and will take place on either side of the main conference with tutorials on 11 September and workshops on 16 September.  Workshops should report on ongoing work, experiences, late breaking results and advanced development areas and should allow considerable time for discussion.

 

Tutorials should present a single topic and provide learning objectives for the expected participants.

 

Submission deadline for workshops and tutorials – April 5 2004

 

Submission of posters and demonstrations – May 19 2004

 

All contributions must clearly demonstrate relevance to Digital Libraries

 

Detailed submission guidelines including information about formats and length of contributions will be made available on the conference website.  The submission software will be available one month before the submission deadline.

 

CONFERENCE VENUE

 

The conference will be held at the University of Bath, Bath, UK on September 12-17 2004.

 

The City of Bath has been welcoming visitors for over 2,000 years.  Designated by UNESCO as a world heritage site, famed for itÂ’s Georgian architecture Bath presents some of the finest architectural sights in Europe such as the Royal Crescent, The Circus and Pulteney Bridge.  The city has a rich diversity of museums, galleries and attractions including the 15th Century Bath Abbey.  There is a year-round calendar of festivals, theatre, musical and sporting events. 

 

Bath is renowned for its selection of shops from the haute couture of Milsom Street to the trendy, crafts and antiques of Walcot Street and has over 150 restaurants with a enormous choice of international culinary styles and traditional local food.

 

Bath University is situated about 1.5 miles from the centre of Bath. 

 

ORGANISING COMMITTEE

 

General Chair: Liz Lyon, UKOLN, University of Bath, UK
Program Chair: Rachel Heery, UKOLN, University of Bath,UK

Organisation chairs


James Davenport, University of Bath, UK

Michael Day, UKOLN, University of Bath, UK
 


Local organising Committee

Natasha Piper, UKOLN, University of Bath, UK
Sarah Smith, UKOLN, University of Bath, UK

 

Treasurer

 

Sally Criddle, UKOLN, University of Bath, UK

Workshop Chairs

Stefan Gradmann, Hamburg University, Germany
Lesly Huxley, University of Bristol, UK

Panel Chairs

Christine Borgman, University of California, USA

Stefan Decker, DERI, Ireland

Neil McLean, Macquerie University, Australia


 
Poster and demonstration chairs

Donatella Castelli, IEI – CNR, Italy
Heike Neuroth, Goettingen State and University Library, Germany

Tutorial chairs

Jose Borbhina, National Library of Portugal
John McColl, University of Edinburgh, UK

Tamara Sumner, University of Colorado, USA

 

For further information on the conference please visit the website http://www.ecdl2004.org or email events AT ukoln.ac.uk

 

Further details on registration and submissions will be added to the website in the near future.



Maristela Sanches Lima Mesquita
Responsável pelo Controle de Qualidade da Base
SISBIN - Sistema de Bibliotecas e Informação
Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto
(31)3135591501
 
"Ora et Labora"

 



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