[HASS-RG] Fwd: e-Science 2007 1st call for Posters and Research Demos

[Tobias Blanke]

Hi Peter and all.

It looks like I will be there as well. Let's begin our discussion on 
potential white papers, etc. we could turn into a presentation for the 
e-Humanities workshop to make HASS-RG better known and loved in the 
community. The deadline for submission is mid July.

Some advertisement:
I am in Edinburgh where we organize an A+H Theme on e-Science tools and 
methodologies. We are running some lectures at the National e-Science 
Centre. They can be watched and commented upon online. They are:
"
Monday 18th June: Methods and Technologies for Enabling Virtual Research 
Communities
Tuesday 19th June: Ontologies and Semantic Interoperability for 
Humanities Data
Wednesday 20th June: Collaborative Text Editing
Monday 2nd July: Grid Enabling Humanities Datasets
Friday 6th July: E-Science and Performance
Monday 23rd July: Aspects of Space and Time in Humanities e-Science

In all cases it will be possible to view the lecture on webcast, and  to 
ask questions or contribute to the debate, in real time via the 
arts-humanities.net blog feature. Please visit 
http://wiki.esi.ac.uk/E-Science_in_the_Arts_and_Humanities, and follow 
the 'Ask questions during the lecture' link for more information about 
the blog, and the  'More details' link for more information about the 
events themselves  and the webcasts.

The webcast will later be published online for download. The first 
lecture of the Arts and Humanities e-Science Theme, 'A potential for 
all: e-Science for the Arts and Humanities' was presented on April 30th 
by Sheila Anderson (AHDS/AHeSSC) and David Robey (AHRC) can be 
downloaded from 
http://www.nesc.ac.uk/action/esi/contribution.cfm?Title=760.
"

Best,
Tobias


Peter Gietz wrote:
> Hi Tobias,
>
> yes I also think the IEEE event in Bangalore is a good place for 
> hass-rg to be active. I will most probably be there and am willing to 
> contribute to a paper.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Peter
>
> Tobias Blanke wrote:
>> Dear Hass-RG.
>>
>> Let's try and communicate via the hass-rg group e-mail.
>>
>> I think we had a very good workshop on Friday/Saturday in 
>> Urbana/Champaign. We will post the results to this list.
>>
>> I would like to do something as HASS-RG for the 3rd IEEE 
>> International Conference on e-Science and Grid Computing. The 
>> programme fits perfectly into some of the points we discussed in 
>> Manchester: Web2.0, SOAs and Humanities are foci! There will even be 
>> an e-Humanities workshop organized by Peter Wittenburg and Sheila 
>> Anderson. We had one last at the IEEE conference in Amsterdam, which 
>> was excellent.
>>
>> I would suggest to work on our white papers and transform them into 
>> submissions for IEEE.
>> Somebody of us will surely go (I am negotiating. India is waiting for 
>> me :))
>>
>> All my best,
>>
>> Tobias
>>
>>
>> ----- Forwarded message from d.katz at ieee.org -----
>>    Date: Mon, 04 Jun 2007 09:36:22 +0700
>>    From: "Daniel S. Katz" <d.katz at ieee.org>
>> Reply-To: "Daniel S. Katz" <d.katz at ieee.org>
>> Subject: e-Science 2007 1st call for Posters and Research Demos
>>
>> Call For Posters and Research Demos
>>
>> The 3rd IEEE International Conference on e-Science and Grid Computing
>> (Bangalore, India, 10-13 December 2007, http://www.escience2007.org/),
>> intends to organize one session for the presentation of posters and a
>> limited number of research demonstration, with each poster or demo
>> focusing on an e-Science project that can be better communicated either
>> as a poster or demo than as a paper. We invite submissions of both
>> posters and research demonstrations.
>>
>> In either case, an extended abstract should be submitted for a limited
>> peer review. Accepted abstracts will be posted on the e-Science 2007 web
>> site.  There will be one poster session, where poster authors will be
>> requested to remain near their posters for discussions with attendees.
>> There will also be one demo sessions, held concurrently with the poster
>> session, where the demos will be presented.
>>
>> Topics of interest concerning e-Science and Grid computing include, but
>> not limited to, the following:
>>
>>    *    Enabling Technologies: Internet and Web Services
>>    *    Collaborative Science Models and Techniques
>>    *    Service-Oriented Grid Architectures
>>    *    Problem Solving Environments
>>    *    Application Development Environments
>>    *    Programming Paradigms and Models
>>    *    Resource Management and Scheduling
>>    *    Grid Economy and Business Models
>>    *    Autonomic, Real-Time and Self-Organising Grids
>>    *    Virtual Instruments and Data Access Management
>>    *    Sensor Networks and Environmental Observatories in e-Science
>>    *    Security Challenges
>>    *    e-Science & Grid applications in Physics, Biology, Astronomy,
>>        Chemistry, Finance, Engineering, and the Humanities
>>    *    Web 2.0 Technology and Services for e-Science
>>
>> **********
>> Submission
>> **********
>>
>> Please, send proposals to present posters or research demonstrations to:
>>
>> Daniel S. Katz
>> e-mail : d.katz at ieee.org
>>
>> Proposals should contain:
>>
>>    1.    An abstract of the work be presented, as an text file with
>>    less than 1000 words. The file should be named XXXXXXXX.txt, where
>>    XXXXXXXX is a set of 8 characters that contains some portion of the
>>    lead author's name and is unique from any other submission by the
>>    same lead author.
>>
>>    2.    Up to two figures may also be supplied if there are referenced
>>    in the abstract text. Figures should be named XXXXXXXX_1.jpg or
>>    XXXXXXXX_2.png, etc, where XXXXXXXX is the same as in the text file,
>>    1 or 2 indicates the figure number, and the extension indicates the
>>    figure type. jpg, gif, and png are acceptable figure types.
>>
>> ***************
>> Important Dates
>> ***************
>>
>> Poster and Demo proposals due : September 23, 2007
>> Poster and Demo acceptance : October 14, 2007
>> Final versions of abstracts due : October 28, 2007
>>
>> (final versions may require limited corrections/changes based on
>> reviewer comments, and will have additional formatting requirements for
>> the eScience 2007 website.)
>>
>>   
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