The call is now open at
http://www.dcc.ac.uk/events/dcc-2008/.
"The first day of the conference will focus on three key topics:
- Radical sharing, new ways of doing science e.g. large scale research networks, mass collaboration, dynamic publishing tools, wikis, blogs, social networks, visualisations and immersive environments
- Sustainability of curation
- Legal issues including privacy, confidentiality and consent, intellectual property rights and provenance
"The second day of the conference will be dedicated to research and development and will feature peer-reviewed papers in themed parallel sessions."
There are several main themes:
- Research Data Infrastructures (covering research data across all disciplines)
- Curation and e-Research
- Sustainability: balancing costs and value of digital curation and preservation
- Disciplinary and Inter-disciplinary Curation Challenges
- Challenging types of content
- Legal Issues
- Capacity Building
Key dates:
- Submission of papers for peer-review: 25 July 2008
- Submission of abstracts poster/demos/workshops for peer-review: 25 July 2008
- Notification of authors: 19 September 2008
- Final papers deadline: 14 November 2008
- Submission of poster PDFs: 14 November 2008
We need good papers, so please get your thinking caps on!
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