Dear IAOA members and followers, (01)
please find enclosed five current calls related to ISWC 2014 [1], as
distributed to IAOA by Mauro Dragoni [2]. More precisely, these cover first
calls for the following (with initial deadlines): (02)
1.) Workshops (Mar 19)
2.) Tutorials (Apr 23)
3.) Papers - Research Track (May 1)
4.) Papers - In Use Track (May 1)
5.) Papers - Replication, Benchmark and Data Track
(May 1) (03)
ISWC 2014 is to be held during Oct 19-23 at Riva del Garda, Trentino, Italy. (04)
Addendum regarding topically related, ongoing IAOA activities: please note (05)
* Ontology Summit 2014 [3]
theme: "Big Data and Semantic Web Meet Applied Ontology"
Jan 16 - Apr 29, 2014
(virtual meetings usually on Thursdays) (06)
* formation of the "Semantic Web Applied Ontology" SIG, cf. [4] (07)
Best regards,
Frank Loebe
(primarily forwarding attached messages from [2]) (08)
[1] http://iswc2014.semanticweb.org (09)
[2] Mauro Dragoni
dragoni@xxxxxx (010)
[3] http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?OntologySummit2014 (011)
[4]
http://ontolog.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?IAOA_SWAO_ConferenceCall_2013_11_25 (012)
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First Call for In-Use Track (01)
================================================================== (02)
The 13th International Semantic Web Conference (03)
http://iswc2014.semanticweb.org/ (04)
19-23 October 2014, Riva del Gards, Trento, Italy (05)
================================================================== (06)
Semantic technologies and Linked Data are increasingly a major component of
deployed applications. The In-Use track at ISWC 2014 provides a forum for
the community to explore the benefits and challenges of applying semantic
technologies and data in real-life applications and contexts ranging from
industry to government and science. Importantly, we encourage submissions
that combine any form of semantic technologies and the Web, for example,
submissions that demonstrate how Web data can be used with techniques such
as statistical data mining, machine learning, or NLP in applications. (07)
Papers for the ISWC In-Use track should provide evidence that there is
actual use (or at least plans for deployment) outside the research group
that conducted the research.
Submissions to this track may employ scientific methods (qualitative and/or
quantitative) to understand in greater detail the deployment of semantic
technologies and data (online or offline) or present novel practical
approaches that are relevant to the deployment of semantics, but may not
otherwise gain an outlet in the ISWC series. Papers will be evaluated on how
the use of semantic technologies impacts and provides utility to a wide
range of users. Papers presenting Semantic Web tools should clearly describe
the addressed problem and demonstrate the use of the tool in practice, for
instance, by providing quantitative data on the use in a specific domain.
Besides this, tool papers should also include a convincing evaluation of the
system and/or methods involved. (08)
Accepted papers will be distributed to conference attendees and also
published by Springer in the printed conference proceedings. At least one
author of each accepted paper must register for the conference and present
the paper there. (09)
TOPICS OF INTEREST
------------------- (010)
We invite the submission of original papers organized around some of the
following aspects: (011)
* Description and analysis of concrete problems and user requirements for
applying semantic technologies in a specific domain
* Description of implementation and use of semantic applications in a
specific domain
* Analysis and evaluation of usability and uptake of Semantic Web tools
and technologies
* Assessment of the pros and cons of using semantic technologies to solve
a particular and practical problem
* Pragmatics of using or deploying semantic technologies in real-world
scenarios
* Comparison of semantic technologies with alternative approaches that use
conventional or competing technologies
* Learned lessons and best practices from deploying and using an
application or service based on Semantic Web technologies
* Assessment of costs and benefits of implementing, deploying, using, and
managing Semantic Web technologies
* Analysis of risks and opportunities of using Semantic Web technologies
in organizations with respect to their businesses and customers
* Descriptions of alternative semantic technologies being deployed in
practice
* Description of Semantic Web ontologies and/or datasets that are being
widely used in practice
* Mobile apps based on semantic technologies (012)
The Semantic Web In-use papers will be evaluated on their relevance to the
track, rigor in the methodology and analysis used to reach conclusions,
originality, readability, and usefulness to developers, researchers, and
practitioners. (013)
SUBMISSION
----------- (014)
Pre-submission of abstracts is a strict requirement. All papers and
abstracts have to be submitted electronically via the EasyChair conference
submission system
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iswc2014inuse.
All research submissions must be in English, and no longer than 16 pages.
Papers that exceed this limit will be rejected without review. Submissions
must be in PDF formatted in the style of the Springer Publications format
for Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS). For details on the LNCS style,
see Springer's Author Instructions
(http://www.springer.com/computer/lncs?SGWID=0-164-6-793341-0).
ISWC-2014 submissions are not anonymous. (015)
Authors of accepted papers will be required to provide semantic annotations
for the abstract of their submission, which will be made available on the
conference website. Details will be provided at the time of acceptance. (016)
Accepted papers will be distributed to conference attendees and also
published by Springer in the printed conference proceedings, as part of the
Lecture Notes in Computer Science series. At least one author of each
accepted paper must register for the conference and present the paper
there. (017)
PRIOR PUBLICATION AND MULTIPLE SUBMISSIONS
------------------------------------------- (018)
ISWC 2014 will not accept research papers that, at the time of submission,
are under review for or have already been published in or accepted for
publication in a journal or another conference.
The conference organizers may share information on submissions with other
venues to ensure that this rule is not violated. (019)
IMPORTANT DATES
---------------- (020)
* Abstracts: May 1, 2014
* Full Paper Submission: May 9, 2014
* Author Rebuttals: June 9-11, 2014
* Notifications: July 3, 2014
* Camera-Ready Versions: August 1, 2014
* Conference: October 19-23, 2014 (021)
All deadlines are Hawaii time. (022)
IN-USE TRACK CHAIR
------------------- (023)
Craig Knoblock, University of Southern California, USA
Denny Vrandečić, Google, USA (024)
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First Call for Replication, Benchmark and Data (01)
================================================================== (02)
The 13th International Semantic Web Conference (03)
http://iswc2014.semanticweb.org/ (04)
19-23 October 2014, Riva del Gards, Trento, Italy (05)
================================================================== (06)
Science, to a large degree is like building a house of ideas on the
foundations laid by others. In some scientific disciplines the laying of
foundations is explicitly seen as part of the innovative activity of the
discipline. In the Semantic Web and Linked Data field there has been a bias
towards presenting novel ideas in research papers. The goal of the
Replication, Benchmark and Data Track is to cater the reviewing and paper
evaluation process towards the specific needs of papers that make useful
contributions without proving a hypothesis or making a novel contribution.
Specifically, this track seeks work in the following areas: (07)
Replication focuses on replicating a prior published approach in order to
shed light on some important, possibly overlooked aspect. Replicating a
result, or failing to, is a useful contribution to our collective knowledge,
and good replication papers will challenge some previously accepted trusim,
expose some limitation in the assumptions or confounds chosen, or confirm
(or question) the internal validity of the results. For example:
* Jens Dittrich, Lukas Blunschi, and Marcos Antonio Vaz Salles. 2008.
Dwarfs in the rearview mirror: how big are they really?. VLDB Endow. 1, 2
(August 2008). [http://www.diku.dk/~vmarcos/pubs/DBS08.pdf]
Review Criteria: Is the replicated work significant, has it been done
before, was there an important/relevant lesson to be learned from the
replication, were hidden assumptions of the original experiment exposed? (08)
Benchmarks make available to the community a new class of resources, metrics
or software that can be used to measure the performance of systems in some
dimension. Any data and software should be made public through a reasonable
access mechanism, to enable the community to use it. Ideally a benchmark
paper will also provide some baseline of performance, or may further serve
the community by surveying the performance of existing systems according to
the benchmark. The key here would be that the systems evaluated are not
being presented in the paper as the contribution. For example:
* Guo, Yuanbo, Heflin, Jeff and Pan, Zhengxiang . Benchmarking DAML+OIL
Repositories. ISWC 2003. [http://swat.cse.lehigh.edu/pubs/guo03a.pdf]
Review Criteria: Does the benchmark measure something significant (is it
relevant and sufficiently general), are the proposed performance metrics
sufficiently broad and relevant, is there already a similar benchmark (if
yes, how does it differ), can others use the data and software, how can it
advance the state of the art, if a survey was done, was the coverage of
systems reasonable, or were any obvious choices missing? (09)
Data introduces an important data set to the community. This highly
important task is often difficult to publish, as its main contribution lies
in providing others the means for accomplishing their goals. Even though
dbpedia and wordnet are some of the most valuable and widely used resources
in our community, and have made an invaluable contribution to our science,
they were very difficult to publish as papers. For example:
* S Auer, C Bizer, G Kobilarov, J Lehmann, R Cyganiak, Z Ives. Dbpedia: A
nucleus for a web of open data. ISWC 2007.
[http://158.130.69.163/~zives/research/dbpedia.pdf]
Review Criteria: Is there a similar data source? Is the source of interest
to the semantic web community (and society in general)? Is the source
semantic, linked, etc.? Does it use URIs. Is it available to the community?
Was the data used for something scientific, practical, etc.? Is the data
likely to be repurposed for other uses? (010)
We encourage the authors to carefully read the calls for the other tracks,
the Research track, the In Use track and the Industry track and consider
submitting to the most
appropriate track. Multiple submissions of the same paper to different
tracks are not acceptable. (011)
TOPICS OF INTEREST
------------------- (012)
All topics addressed in any of the other ISWC tracks that present work
without a clear hypothesis or novelty, but that present Replication,
Benchmark, or Data studies are of interest to this track. (013)
SUBMISSION
----------- (014)
Pre-submission of abstracts is a strict requirement. All papers and
abstracts have to be submitted electronically via the EasyChair conference
submission System at https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iswc2014rdb
. (015)
All research submissions must be in English, and no longer than 16 pages.
Papers that exceed this limit will be rejected without review. Submissions
must be in PDF formatted in the style of the Springer Publications format
for Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS). For details on the LNCS style,
see Springer’s Author Instructions. ISWC-2014 submissions are not anonymous. (016)
Authors of accepted papers will be required to provide semantic annotations
for the abstract of their submission, which will be made available on the
conference web site. Details will be provided at the time of acceptance. (017)
Accepted papers will be distributed to conference attendees and also
published by Springer in the printed conference proceedings, as part of the
Lecture Notes in Computer Science series. At least one author of each
accepted paper must register for the conference and present the paper there. (018)
PRIOR PUBLICATION AND MULTIPLE SUBMISSIONS
------------------------------------------- (019)
ISWC 2014 will not accept research papers that, at the time of submission,
are under review for or have already been published in or accepted for
publication in a journal or another conference.
The conference organizers may share information on submissions with other
venues to ensure that this rule is not violated. (020)
SUBMISSION OF A POSTER OR DEMO TOGETHER WITH YOUR ACCEPTED RESEARCH PAPER
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- (021)
Authors of accepted papers are invited to submit also a poster or a demo to
the Posters and Demo track. The submission format is the same as for normal
poster and demo submissions but the submission must cite the corresponding
paper from the research track. (022)
IMPORTANT DATES
---------------- (023)
* Abstracts: May 1, 2014
* Full Paper Submission: May 9, 2014
* Author Rebuttals: June 9-11, 2014
* Notifications: July 3, 2014
* Camera-Ready Versions: August 1, 2014
* Conference: October 19-23, 2014 (024)
All deadlines are Hawaii time. (025)
RDB TRACK CHAIR
------------------- (026)
Abraham Bernstein, University of Zurich, Switzerland
Chris Welty, IBM Research, USA (027)
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First Call for Workshops (01)
================================================================== (02)
The 13th International Semantic Web Conference (03)
http://iswc2014.semanticweb.org/ (04)
19-23 October 2014, Riva del Gards, Trento, Italy (05)
================================================================== (06)
ISWC is the primary conference on the use of semantic web technologies and
linked data, constantly attracting many high quality submissions and
participants from academia and industry alike. It brings together
researchers from different areas of computer science, such as artificial
intelligence, databases, natural language processing, and information
retrieval who aim at the development and use of novel technologies for
accessing, interpreting and using information on the web in a more effective
way. (07)
Besides the main technical programme, ISWC will host a number of workshops
on topics related to the general theme of the conference. The role of the
workshops is to provide a context for a focused and intensive scientific
exchange among researchers interested in a particular topic. As such,
workshops are the primary venues for theexploration of emerging ideas. (08)
We invite you to submit a proposal for a co-located workshop on a topic of
interest to ISWC attendees. (09)
TOPICS OF INTEREST
------------------- (010)
The decision on acceptance or rejection of a workshop proposals will be made
on the basis of the overall quality of the proposal and its appeal to a
reasonable fraction of the Semantic Web community. (011)
In particular, workshops should address topics which satisfy each of the
following criteria: (012)
1. the topic falls in the general scope of ISWC 2014
2. there is a clear focus on a specific technology, problem or application
3. there is a sufficiently large community interested in the topic (013)
We especially encourage the submission of workshop proposals on: (014)
1. principal problems of the Semantic Web / Linked Data, including the
quality of data or schemas, their heterogeneity, size, and distributed
nature as well as temporal or geographical aspects of knowledge
representation
2. interdisciplinary topics and synergies of Semantic Web technologies
with methods or methodologies from other fields of research (e.g. NLP, data
mining)
3. applications of Semantic Web Technologies in specific domains such as
Health Care, eGovernment, IT Management, Digital Libraries, or the
Automotive Industry.
4. emerging trends or Semantic Web related problems that have received
limited attention to date such as privacy or non-standard reasoning tasks (015)
SUBMISSION
----------- (016)
Workshop proposals should be submitted via EasyChair as a single PDF file
containing the following sections: (017)
1. Title
2. Abstract: 200 word summary of the workshop purpose
3. Motivation: Why is the topic timely and of particular interest to ISWC
participants? (one to three paragraphs)
4. Topics: What topics of interest will be covered by the workshop?
(bulleted list, no longer than half a page)
5. Workshop Format: The intended mix of events, such as paper
presentations, invited talks, panels, demos and general discussion (either a
tabular schedule or a one paragraph summary)
6. Audience: Who and how many people are likely to attend? (one paragraph)
7. Chair(s): Name, affiliation, email address, homepage and short (one
paragraph) biography of each chair, explaining the chair's expertise for the
workshop
8. Program Committee: Names and affiliations of potential PC members (at
least half of these should be confirmed at the time of the proposal)
9. Length: Half-day or full-day?
10. Related Workshops and Conferences: Is this the continuation of a
workshop series or a new workshop to address an emerging issue? Please
provide information about past editions of this workshop as well as about
other related workshops (including URLs and submission / acceptance counts,
if available). (018)
Additionally, (019)
1. We strongly advise having more than one chair, preferably from
different institutions, bringing different perspectives to the workshop
topic.
2. We welcome workshops with an innovative structure and a diverse
programme which attracts various types of contributions and ensures rich
interactions. (020)
Proposers of accepted workshops will be required to prepare a workshop web
page containing their call for papers and detailed information about the
workshop organization and timelines. (021)
While the ISWC workshop-track and local chairs will assist with the local
organization of the workshop, the workshop organizers will be responsible
for conducting their own reviewing process, for publicity of their workshop,
and for publishing electronic proceedings. (022)
The chairs of the accepted workshops will receive one free registration for
their workshop. Workshop attendees must pay the ISWC 2014 workshop
registration fee as well as the conference registration fee. Submissions can
be made at: https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iswc2014workshops (023)
IMPORTANT DATES
---------------- (024)
* Workshop proposals due: March 19, 2014
* Notification of accepted proposals: April 16, 2014 (025)
*** Timeline for Workshops ***
* The workshop web site and the call for workshop papers must be published
no later than April 30, 2014.
* The latest (extended) deadline for paper submissions must end before
July 16, 2014.
* By July 30, 2014, all notifications of accepted papers must have been
sent to the authors.
* The camera-ready proceedings of each workshop are due by August 20,
2014.
* Workshops will be held on October 19-20, 2014. (026)
All deadlines are Hawaii time. (027)
Please note that these are strict deadlines necessary to comply with the
overall conference organization. Later dates can cause severe problems by
making it impossible for potential workshop participants to get their Visa
on time. (028)
WORKSHOPS CHAIR
------------------- (029)
Lora Aroyo, VU University Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Johanna Völker, University of Mannheim, Germany (030)
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First Call for Tutorials (01)
================================================================== (02)
The 13th International Semantic Web Conference (03)
http://iswc2014.semanticweb.org/ (04)
19-23 October 2014, Riva del Gards, Trento, Italy (05)
================================================================== (06)
ISWC is the primary conference on the use of semantic web technologies and
linked data, constantly attracting many high quality submissions and
participants from academia and industry alike. It brings together
researchers from different areas of computer science, such as artificial
intelligence, databases, natural language processing, and information
retrieval who aim at the development and use of novel technologies for
accessing, interpreting and using information on the web in a more effective
way. (07)
In addition to the regular research and workshop program, ISWC 2014 will
feature a tutorial program addressing the diverse interests of its audience:
Semantic Web practitioners that wish to learn about new technologies,
novices to the Semantic Web interested in introductory tutorials to key
Semantic Web / Linked Data topics, government and industry representatives
focusing on the applicability of Semantic Web / Linked Data technologies in
practical settings. (08)
We hereby invite you to submit a tutorial proposal on a topic relevant to
the ISWC 2014 audience. (09)
TOPICS OF INTEREST
------------------- (010)
The decision on acceptance or rejection of tutorial proposals will be made
on the basis of the overall quality of the proposal and its appeal to a
reasonable fraction of the Semantic Web community. (011)
In particular, tutorials should satisfy each of the following criteria: (012)
1. the topic falls in the general scope of ISWC 2014
2. there is a clear focus on a specific technology, problem or application
3. there is a sufficiently large community interested in the topic. (013)
We expect proposals for the following types of tutorials: (014)
1. Tutorials providing an introduction to the Semantic Web
2. Tutorials describing the application of Semantic Web technologies in
specific domains (e.g., Business Intelligence, Life Sciences, eGovernment)
3. Tutorials presenting concrete Semantic Web technologies and trends. We
encourage proposals focusing both on established technologies that are
increasingly used by the community and on novel, ground-breaking
technologies.
4. Tutorials presenting techniques from other disciplines that are
relevant to Semantic Web research (e.g., machine learning, natural language
processing).
Additionally, we expect tutorials to have practical parts in terms of
examples or preferably exercises to be carried out by the participants. (015)
SUBMISSION
----------- (016)
Tutorial proposals should be submitted via EasyChair as a single PDF file
containing the following sections: (017)
1. Title
2. Abstract: 200 word summary of the tutorial purpose and content
3. Motivation: Why is the topic timely and of particular interest to ISWC
participants? What is the relation of this tutorial to other similar
tutorials presented at other events? (one to three paragraphs)
4. Detailed Description: Overview of content, description of the aims,
presentation style, tutorial format, prior knowledge required by the
attendees (max. 2 pages)
5. Audience: Who and how many people are likely to attend? (one paragraph)
6. Presenters: Name, affiliation, email address, homepage and short (one
paragraph) biography of each chair, their expertise in the tutorial topic as
well as their experiences in teaching and in tutorial presentation. Please
indicate which presenter is the primary contact. (1-2 paragraphs per
presenter)
7. Length: Half-day or full-day?
8. Requirements: Audio-visual or technical requirements and any special
room requirements (1-2 paragraphs). (018)
Proposers of accepted tutorials will be required to prepare a tutorial web
page containing detailed information about the tutorial content, schedule
and organization. Tutorial organizers are also responsible for the
production and distribution of all material to be used for teaching the
tutorial (slides, notes, technical papers, etc.). In the case of a hands-on
tutorial requiring software, it is strongly recommended that tutors place
any software prerequisites online for participants to download and install
in advance of the start of the tutorial. Additionally, tutors should avoid,
as much as possible, depending on live web-based services that could be
hampered by unexpected technical issues. (019)
Organizers of the accepted tutorials will receive one free registration to
their tutorial. Tutorial attendees must pay the ISWC 2014 tutorial
registration fee, if any, as well as the conference registration fee. (020)
Submissions of tutorial proposals can be made at:
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iswc2014tutorials (021)
IMPORTANT DATES
---------------- (022)
* Tutorial proposals due: April 23, 2014
* Notification of accepted proposals: May 21, 2014 (023)
*** Timeline for Tutorials ***
* By July 2, 2014 the tutorial web site must be online.
* Tutorials will be held on October 19-20, 2014. (024)
All deadlines are Hawaii time. (025)
Please note that these are strict deadlines necessary to comply with the
overall conference organization. Later dates can cause severe problems by
making it impossible for potential workshop participants to get their Visa
on time. (026)
TUTORIALS CHAIR
------------------- (027)
Lora Aroyo, VU University Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Johanna Völker, University of Mannheim, Germany (028)
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First Call for Research Track (01)
================================================================== (02)
The 13th International Semantic Web Conference (03)
http://iswc2014.semanticweb.org/ (04)
19-23 October 2014, Riva del Gards, Trento, Italy (05)
================================================================== (06)
ISWC is the premier venue for presenting innovative systems and research
results related to the Semantic Web and Linked Data. We solicit the
submission of original research papers for ISWC 2014's research track,
dealing with analytical, theoretical, empirical, and practical aspects of
all areas of the Semantic Web. Submissions to the research track should
describe original, significant research on the Semantic Web or on Semantic
Web technologies, and are expected to provide some principled means of
evaluation. (07)
To maintain the high level of quality and impact of the ISWC series, all
papers will be reviewed by at least three program committee members and one
senior program committee member. To assess papers, reviewers will judge
their originality and significance for further advances in the Semantic Web,
as well as the technical soundness of the proposed approaches and the
overall readability of the submitted papers. All papers should include
evaluations of the approaches described in the paper. We strongly encourage
evaluations that are repeatable: preference will be given to papers that
provide links to the data sets and queries used to evaluate their approach,
as well as systems papers providing links to their source code or to some
live deployment. (08)
We encourage the authors to read carefully the calls for the other tracks,
the Replication, Benchmark and Data track, the In Use track and the Industry
track and consider submitting to the most appropriate track. Multiple
submissions of the same paper to different tracks are not acceptable. (09)
TOPICS OF INTEREST
------------------- (010)
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: (011)
* Management of Semantic Web data and Linked Data
* Languages, tools, and methodologies for representing and managing
Semantic Web data
* Database, IR, NLP and AI technologies for the Semantic Web
* Search, query, integration, and analysis on the Semantic Web
* Robust and scalable knowledge management and reasoning on the Web
* Cleaning, assurance, and provenance of Semantic Web data, services, and
processes
* Information Extraction from unstructured data
* Supporting multi-linguality in the Semantic Web
* User Interfaces and interacting with Semantic Web data and Linked Data
* Geospatial Semantic Web
* Semantic Sensor networks
* Query and inference over data streams
* Ontology-based data access
* Semantic technologies for mobile platforms
* Ontology engineering and ontology patterns for the Semantic Web
* Ontology modularity, mapping, merging, and alignment
* Social networks and processes on the Semantic Web
* Representing and reasoning about trust, privacy, and security
* Information visualization of Semantic Web data and Linked Data
* Personalized access to Semantic Web data and applications Semantic Web
technologies
* Semantic Web and Linked Data for Cloud environments (012)
SUBMISSION
----------- (013)
Pre-submission of abstracts is a strict requirement. All papers and
abstracts have to be submitted electronically via the EasyChair conference
submission system:
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iswc2014 (014)
All research submissions must be in English, and no longer than 16 pages.
Papers that exceed this limit will be rejected without review. Submissions
must be in PDF formatted in the style of the Springer Publications format
for Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS). For details on the LNCS style,
see Springer’s Author Instructions. ISWC-2014 submissions are not anonymous. (015)
Authors of accepted papers will be required to provide semantic annotations
for the abstract of their submission, which will be made available on the
conference web site. Details will be provided at the time of acceptance. (016)
Accepted papers will be distributed to conference attendees and also
published by Springer in the printed conference proceedings, as part of the
Lecture Notes in Computer Science series. At least one author of each
accepted paper must register for the conference and present the paper there. (017)
PRIOR PUBLICATION AND MULTIPLE SUBMISSIONS
------------------------------------------- (018)
ISWC 2014 will not accept research papers that, at the time of submission,
are under review for or have already been published in or accepted for
publication in a journal or another conference.
The conference organizers may share information on submissions with other
venues to ensure that this rule is not violated. (019)
SUBMISSION OF A POSTER OR DEMO TOGETHER WITH YOUR ACCEPTED RESEARCH PAPER
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- (020)
Authors of accepted papers are invited to submit also a poster or a demo to
the Posters and Demo track. The submission format is the same as for normal
poster and demo submissions but the submission must cite the corresponding
paper from the research track. (021)
IMPORTANT DATES
---------------- (022)
* Abstracts: May 1, 2014
* Full Paper Submission: May 9, 2014
* Author Rebuttals: June 9-11, 2014
* Notifications: July 3, 2014
* Camera-Ready Versions: August 1, 2014
* Conference: October 19-23, 2014 (023)
All deadlines are Hawaii time. (024)
RESEARCH TRACK CHAIR
------------------- (025)
Peter Mika, Yahoo Labs, Spain
Tania Tudorache, Stanford University, USA (026)
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
------------------ (027)
The senior program committee and the program committee list can be found
here: http://iswc2014.fbk.eu/program-committee-research-track (028)
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