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PAPER SUBMISSION DEADLINE *****
23:59
(Hawaii Time), August 20, 2013
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THE
2nd
CALL FOR PAPERS
JIST2013
The
Joint International Semantic Technology Conference
http://smartweb.yonsei.ac.kr/jist2013/
sponsored
by Korea Intelligent Information System Society
November
28-30, 2013
Seoul,
Korea
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The
Joint International Semantic Technology Conference (JIST) is a
regional federation of semantic technology related conferences. The
mission of JIST is to bring together researchers from the semantic
technology research community and other related areas to present
their innovative research results or novel applications of semantic
technologies. JIST 2013 invites submissions of original research on
the semantic web
and other semantic technologies, as well as, applications of semantic
technologies.
Topics
of interest include, but are not limited to:
Ontology
and Reasoning
Ontology
modeling, reuse, extraction, and evolution
Ontology
mapping, merging, and alignment
Ontology
evaluation
Searching
and ranking ontologies
Reasoning
over semantic web data
New
formalisms (such as probabilistic approaches)
Lightweight
semantics (linked data, microformats, etc.)
Management
of Semantic Web Data
Languages,
tools, and methodologies for semantic web data
Database,
IR, and AI technologies for semantic web data
Robust
and scalable knowledge management and reasoning on the web
Machine
learning and information extraction on the web
Cleaning,
assurance, and provenance of semantic web data, services, and
processes
Linked
Data
Publication
of linked data
Consumption
of linked data
Reasoning
with linked data
Search,
query, integration, and analysis on linked data
Integration
and mashup of linked data
Mining
of linked data
Domain
specific applications (eGovernment, disaster, life science etc.)
Social
Semantic Web
Semantics
for social media data
Social
network analysis using semantic web technologies
Querying,
mining, and analysis of social semantic data
Social
semantic web applications
Semantic
web technologies for collaboration and cooperation
Representing
and reasoning about trust, privacy, and security
Applications
of the Semantic Web
Semantic
web for large scale applications
Semantic
web for desktops or personal information management
Semantic
web for multimedia, sensors, and situational awareness
Semantic
web for P2P, services, agents, grids, and middleware
Semantic
web for software and systems engineering
Mobile
semantic web
Interfaces
for semantic web
Big
Data and Data Science
Knowledge
Graph and Entity Graph Generation
Graph
Mining for Big Data
Data
Journalism
Open
Data Government
Advanced
Data Analytics
Data
Centric Science and Management
Data
Art and Data Centric Humanities
Empirical
Issues of Semantic Web Technology
Description
of an implemented application of semantic technology in a specific
domain
Analysis
and evaluation of usability and uptake of semantic tools
Lessons
and best practices for deploying and using an application or service
based semantic technology
Assessment
of costs and benefits of implementing, deploying, using, and
managing semantic technology
Pragmatics
of using or deploying semantic technology in real-world scenarios
Comparison
of semantic technology with alternative approaches using
conventional or competing technologies
PAPER
SUBMISSION AND PUBLICATION
Submissions
to JIST 2013 should describe original and significant research based
on semantic technologies and provide clear evidence to support their
claims and contributions. All submissions will be critically reviewed
by at least three members of the program committee. Reviewers will
assess submissions based on their relevance to semantic technologies,
their originality, the technical soundness of their proposed
approach, and the readability of the submission.
Submissions
must be in PDF format, using the style of the Springer Publications
format for Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS). Submissions must
be no longer than 16 pages for REGULAR TECHNICAL SESSIONS and 6 pages
for IN-USE TRACK. Submissions that exceed this limit may be rejected
without review. JIST 2013 will not accept submissions that are under
review by, already been published in. or accepted for publication in
a journal or other conference. The proceedings will be published as a
book in Lecture Note for Computer Science (LNCS) by Springer.
Accepted papers will be distributed to conference attendees and
published in the printed conference proceedings. The proceedings will
be published as a book in Lecture Note for Computer Science (LNCS) by
Springer. All submissions should be submitted via EasyChair at
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=jist2013.
At least one author of each accepted paper must register for the
conference and present the paper in person.
IMPORTANT
DATES
Submissions
due: 23:59 (Hawaii
Time), August 20, 2013
Notification
of acceptance: October
10, 2013
Camera
ready: October 21, 2013
Conference:
November 28-30, 2013
ORGANIZATION
General
Chair:
Hong-Gee
Kim, Seoul National University, Korea
Program
Chairs:
Wooju
Kim, Yonsei University, Korea
Ying
Ding, Indiana University, USA
In-Use
Track Chair:
Jie
Tang, Tsinghua University, China
Younghwan
Lee, Konkuk University, Korea
Poster
and Demo Chairs:
Guilin
Qi, Southeastern University, China
Kouji
Kozaki, Osaka University, Japan
Workshop
Chairs:
Thepchai
Supnithi, Thailand
Jason
Jung, Yeungnam Univeristy, Korea
Tutorial
Chairs:
Haklae
Kim, Samsung Electronics, Korea
Hanmin
Jung, Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information, Korea
Industry
Chair:
Laurentiu
Vasiliu, Peracton Co., Ireland
Takahiro
Kawamura, Toshiba, Japan
Publicity
Chair:
Myungdae
Cho, Seoul National University, Korea
Local
Organizing Chair:
June
Seok Hong, Kyonggi University, Korea
