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[1] From: Peter Organisciak
Subject: SIG-CM - Conceptual Modeling Workshop CFP (88)
[2] From: Lise Jaillant
Subject: From print to digital: Professor Cal Lee's visit, Loughborough, 7 May (54)
[3] From: Scholger, Walter (walter.scholger@uni-graz.at)
Subject: CfP Copyright and Humanities Research: A Global Perspective (DH2019 pre-conference workshop) (18)
[4] From: Scholger, Walter (walter.scholger@uni-graz.at)
Subject: CfP TEI Conference and Memberâs Meeting 2019 (23)
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Date: 2019-04-18 05:09:48+00:00
From: Peter Organisciak
Subject: SIG-CM - Conceptual Modeling Workshop CFP
SIG-CM is hosting a workshop at the 2019Joint Conference on Digital
Libraries (https://2019.jcdl.org/). The workshop will take place on
June 6that the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana.
Consider the call for papers below for directions on submitting to the
workshop. All accepted submissions will be given a 15-25 minute slot for
presentation and discussion. Registration information can be foundhere
(https://2019.jcdl.org/registration/).
Call For Papers
Workshop Description
Libraries, archives, museums, and data repositories often rely upon
conceptual models that provide formal representation information and
identity conditions for digital resources. Examples include conceptual
models traditional to library and information science, such as
Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR), data models
from the semantic web, like the Resource Description Framework (RDF), as
well as the development of protocols unique to the exchange of digital
objects, such as the Open Archives Initiative for Object Reuse and
Exchange (OAI-ORE).
We believe that sustaining a rich tradition of research and development
in conceptual modeling requires renewed efforts from the digital library
community. Many of the protocols, data models, and descriptive
frameworks described above are in need of update, revision and extension
to remain useful to the development of new information infrastructures.
We therefore seek to convene a group of researchers and practitioners
interested in developing a collaborative research agenda around
conceptual modeling.
Contributions
We seek contributions from practitioners and researchers interested in
digital collections in many domains, especially collections from
different epistemologies and traditions of knowledge organization:
natural history museums, art museums, library special collections,
archives, data repositories, earth science informatics, biodiversity
informatics, etc. This may include topics relevant to conceptual
modeling, including but not limited to:
the history and evolution of conceptual models,
extensions to, or critiques of, existing conceptual models,
the development of domain-specific conceptual models (e.g. in the
earth sciences, in the humanities, etc) applied strategies for
modeling in development processes,
critical examination of the social and technical implications of
conceptual models.
Contributions may be of two varieties:
Full research papers should present results from completed
research, or fully developed conceptual analysis. Full research
papers should be a maximum of 3000 words in length (not including
citations).
Short research papers can present in-progress work, small case
studies, position statements, or theoretical and conceptual analysis
that is at an early stage of development. Short research papers
should be a maximum 1500 words in length (not including citations).
Dates
Submission Deadline is April 25th
Notifications will be sent no later than April 29th
Accepted submissions can be revised before May 25th. At the time we
will post all accepted submissions to the workshop website.
Workshop will take place June 6th.
Instructions for Submission
Please submit a PDF, DOC, or TXT document to nmweber@uw.edu by April
25th. You may use any format or citation style that you prefer -
However, we do suggest following the conference's ACM template
.
All Submissions will be reviewed by the organizing committee.
We're also excited to announce that Dr. Karen Wickett will be giving a
keynote lecture at the workshop! We plan to organize a special issue for
an information science journal based on the proceedings. If you have any
questions please feel free to get in contact with any of the organizers
in advance.
Organizing Committee
Katrina Fenlon (kfenlon@umd.edu) University of Maryland
Peter Organisciak (peter.organisciak@du.edu) University of Denver
Andrea K. Thomer (athomer@umich.edu) University of Michigan
Nic Weber (nmweber@uw.edu) University of Washington
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Date: 2019-04-17 15:34:01+00:00
From: Lise Jaillant
Subject: From print to digital: Professor Cal Lee's visit, Loughborough, 7 May
Dear colleagues,
Professor Cal Lee (U of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) will come to
Loughborough University on Tuesday 7 May, thanks to funding from the
Institute of Advanced Studies.
Two main activities are scheduled:
A public Masterclass (11am to 1pm) during which Professor Lee will
introduce his research, engage in a discussion with staff and
postgraduate students and provide feedback on their projects. The
event offers a rare opportunity to meet an expert who has made
paradigm-changing contributions to the field of archives and digital
records management.
A public lecture (4pm to 5.30pm) will follow the Masterclass. It
will be accessible to a general audience interested in key issues
related to the digital revolution. The transition from print to
digital has created huge challenges, and Professor Lee will offer
big ideas to help us think about the digital and its impact on
archives and cultural memory.
The number of places is strictly limited so please register early:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ias-masterclass-with-professor-cal-lee-
tickets-60305712008
and
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ias-lecture-from-print-to-digital-professor-cal-
lee-tickets-60305906590
SHORT BIO: Christopher (Cal) Lee is Professor at the School of
Information and Library Science at the University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill. He teaches courses and workshops in archives and
records management; understanding information technology for
managing digital collections; and digital forensics. His primary
research focus is the long-term curation of digital collections. Cal
edited and provided several chapters to /I, Digital: Personal
Collections in the Digital Era/. He has served as Principal
Investigator of the BitCurator, BitCurator Access, and BitCurator
NLP, and Co-PI on OSSArcFlow projects, as well as several projects
(including DigCCurr and ESOPI) focused on digital curation
education. Cal is a Fellow of the Society of American Archivists,
and he serves as editor of American Archivist. Established in 1938,
/American Archivist/ is the most widely circulated English-language
archival journal.
--
Dr Lise Jaillant
AHRC Leader Fellow (2018-2020)
http://www.poetrysurvival.com/
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Date: 2019-04-17 14:42:12+00:00
From: Scholger, Walter (walter.scholger@uni-graz.at)
Subject: CfP Copyright and Humanities Research: A Global Perspective (DH2019 pre-conference workshop)
Dear colleagues,
We would like to call for contributions to the DH2019 pre-conference
workshop "Copyright and Humanities Research: A Global Perspective",
which will take place on July 8, 2019 at the DH2019 conference at Tivoli
Vredenburg in Utrecht, The Netherlands.
The Deadline for workshop contributions is April 30, 2019.
The detailed call is available here: https://eldah.hypotheses.org/169
We look forward to your contributions. Please feel free to disseminate
this call.
Best regards,
Vanessa Hannesschläger, Pawel Kamocki, Walter Scholger, Andreas Witt
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Date: 2019-04-17 14:32:37+00:00
From: Scholger, Walter (walter.scholger@uni-graz.at)
Subject: CfP TEI Conference and Memberâs Meeting 2019
Dear TEI enthusiasts,
we would like to invite you to this year's TEI-C conference and members'
meeting in Graz (Austria)!
The Call for papers is available at
https://graz-2019.tei-c.org/call-for-papers/
The essentials:
* Deadline for submissions: May 1, 2019 .
* Proposals to be submitted via ConfTool:
https://www.conftool.com/tei2019/ .
* Submission Types: Long papers/Short
papers/Posters/Demonstrations/Workshops
* Conference date: September 1820, with workshops on 16th and 17th
We are looking forward to your contributions!
Gimena del Rio Riande & Georg Vogeler ´
(program chairs)
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