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Call for Workshop Proposals: WETICE-2004
Due
by October 27, 2003
WET ICE-2004
will consist of a series of individual workshops, each including
paper presentations and working group discussions, with the exact
format to be determined by the workshop organizers. In addition,
there will be joint plenary sessions and a final session to
summarize each group抯 findings. To avoid
duplication of workshop topics, please see the list of
ongoing workshops of WETICE.
The
workshop proposals should focus on the infrastructures issues
related to collaboration in diverse application domains. The
following is a non-exhaustive list of relevant topics. Prospective
workshop proposers may combine these and other topics into a
coherent theme.
- Autonomic
computing
- Wireless Grids for
Collaboration, Supporting
Mobile and Ubiquitous Collaboration
- Lightweight
collaboration tools for distributed teams
- Cooperative Computing
- Agents and
Multi-agent Systems for Collaboration
- Models and
Technologies for Collaboration in Virtual Environments
- Workflow
Management
- Coordination
Architectures
- Evaluating
Collaboration: Usability, Reliability, and Performance,
Benchmarking Collaborative Enterprises
- Collaborative
Ontology Development, Developing Process Ontologies for Semantic
Web, Use of Scenarios in Ontology Development, Incremental
Formalization in Ontology Engineering
- Models and
Technologies for handling dynamics and complexity in complex
collaboration environments (for example, technologies for
supporting dynamic re-organizations, issues of
self-organization, unpredictable and emergent behaviors, complex
organizations, etc.)
- Security Issues
in Collaborative Enterprise Technologies: (Secure grids, Trust
and Privacy in Collaboration, Inter-Organizational Risk
Management, Authorization and Digital Signatures, Communications
and Multimedia Security.). Please note that these topics are
part of the ongoing Enterprise Security workshop of WETICE, and
can be organized as a separate session within this workshop.
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Open source mode of collaboration, Success factors for open
source projects
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Models
and Technologies for Collaboration in Virtual Environments
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Collaboration
and Knowledge Management, Ontologies for collaboration,
Collaborative Ontology Development
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Information
modeling
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Engineering
e‑Business technologies
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Inter‑Organizational
Risk Management, Geographically Dispersed Outsourcing and
Collaboration
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Web-based
communities
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR SUBMITTING WORKSHOP PROPOSALS
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Workshop
Proposals (maximum THREE pages long) should be submitted
by October 27, 2003 to smreddy@mail.wvu.edu. The
proposals will be reviewed by the WETICE Steering Committee with
a response by November 14, 2003.
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Proposals should
contain the full name, title, affiliation, postal address,
e-mail address, and telephone/fax numbers of each proposer.
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Credentials of
the proposer(s).
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The topic/title
of the proposed workshop
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Description of
the proposed workshop;
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The strategy for
recruiting papers and the scientific review committee members
for the workshop.
Workshop
proposers, if selected to organize a workshop, will be responsible
for (1) developing the workshop web site by November 24, 2003
with a link to the main web page of WETICE
http://siplab.csee.wvu.edu/wetice04, (2) soliciting papers, (3)
forming scientific review committee, (4) coordinating reviews (at
least three reviews per paper are required), (5) corresponding with
the authors and the WETICE organizer, (6) conducting the
workshop in Modena, Italy on June 14-16, 2004 and (7) submitting the
final workshop report to IEEE for inclusion in the Post-conference
proceedings.
IMPORTANT
DATES/DEADLINES for inclusion on the workshop web pages:
Deadline for paper submission to
individual workshops: March 1, 2004
Decision to paper authors:
April 12, 2004
Final version
of accepted papers due to IEEE: May 21, 2004
Advance
Registration discount by May 21, 2004
WETICE-2004
Workshops and On-site registration June 14-16, 2004
Workshop Chairs'
final reports due to IEEE after the workshop: July 2, 2004
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