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CALL FOR PAPERS - EATIS 2007 - http://www.deei.fct.ualg.pt/eatis
Euro American Conference on Telematics and Information Systems
May 14-17, 2007 | Universidade do Algarve, Faro - PORTUGAL
first deadline: December 17, 2006
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EATIS 2007 aims primarily at the production of scientific work around "Informaticity" (the usage of informatics in everyday life). Submitted papers hopefully should deal with issues about transversal services and applications such as digital convergence for instance. They should be oriented towards community and cultural enhancement, to build knowledge and skills for work, to improve work quality, citizenship participation as well as consumer choice.
In particular, EATIS 2007 encourages the use of Information System (IS) and Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), allowing citizens a better participation at various levels of government (local, regional, national and international), as well as the ethics component in the use of services and technologies related to IS and ICT.
Topics include, but are not limited to, the following areas:
1. Relationship between the Web Architecture and other computational areas
1.1. Software Engineering and Web Information Systems
1.2. Frameworks and software architectures for Web-based systems
1.3. Web-based Artificial Intelligence
1.4. Intelligent Agents
1.5. Knowledge Acquisition and Representation
1.6. Information Retrieval and Filtering
1.7. Data and Text Mining
1.8. Automatic Control Web-based systems
1.9. Metrics Quality Assurance
1.10. Human Computer Interface and Modern User Interfaces
1.11. Usability
1.12. Authentication and/or repudiation Systems
1.13. Web Security
2. Web-based Systems
2.1. (Semantic) Web Services
2.2. Automatic discovery of Web services
2.3. Choreography of Web services technologies
2.4. Proof and Trust on the Semantic Web
2.5. Merging/Aligning/Combining Ontologies
2.6. Semantic Web applications
2.7. Semantic interoperability
2.8. XML
2.9. Domain mark-up languages (XBRL, HR7, etc.)
2.10. Relational Databases/XML bridges
2.11. Native XML Databases
2.12. Vertical-Domain Applications (ITS, Healthcare, Law, etc.)
2.13. Enterprise Applications Integration (EAI)
3. Distributed Systems
3.1. Middleware Systems for Grids and Cluster
3.2. Semantic Grid
3.3. Software tools for Cluster and Grids
3.4. Grid-based Problem Solving Environments
3.5. Computational and Information Grid Architectures and Systems
3.6. Scientific, Engineering, and Commercial Grid Applications
3.7. Programming Models, Tools, and Environments
3.8. Performance Evaluation and Modeling
3.9. Portal Computing / Science Portals
3.10. Distributed Artificial Intelligence
3.11. Multi-agent systems in information integration
4. Mobile Computing and Applications
4.1. Internet access and applications
4.2. Mobile Multimedia
4.3. Multi-modal architectures and applications
4.4. M-Commerce, M-Learning and M-Entertainment
4.5. Location Bases Services
4.6. Data mining concepts for location based services
4.7. Security and privacy in location based services
4.8. GPS applications
4.9. MMS frameworks and architectures
4.10. In-car and GIS based systems
4.11. Video-conferencing and Tele-presence
4.12. Context aware applications
4.13. Adaptative filters for navigation and tracking
4.14. Security and Quality of Mobile Internet Applications
5. Protocols for Wireless and Mobile Networks
5.1. Protocols for Wireless and Mobile Internet
5.2. Performance evaluation of wireless networks
5.3. Wireless systems simulation
5.4. IPv6
5.5. Design methodologies for wireless systems
5.6. Quality of Service (QoS)
5.7. Security in sensor networks
5.8. Mobility management in next generation networks
6. Web Technologies and Society
6.1. Intellectual Rights
6.2. Web accessibility
6.3. Web Information systems for Disabled
6.4. Web internationalization
6.5. Web information systems for citizens
6.6. E-Government, E-learning, E-Business
6.7. Electronic Bank
6.8. Biometrics techniques and privacy
6.9. Internet strategies based on the Internet
6.10. Videoconferencing and Tele-presence
6.11. Preservation of Digital Culture
6.12. Medical Informatics
6.13. Business Intelligence Applications
EATIS permanent institutional goal is to actively promote academic collaboration between European and American continents universities, thus providing state-of-the-art discussions that can potentially provide key research directions to young researchers and new research groups.
EATIS network of professors and researchers in Computer Science is composed by 81 members, affiliated to 65 universities or research institutions, spread to 31 countries, around all continents. This is the basis of the EATIS Program Committee.
The conference will be done in technical cooperation with Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), IEEE Computer Society, Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), and the Brazilian Computer Society (SBC).
Important Dates
December 17, 2006. Short and Full Papers submission March 4, 2007. Short and Full Papers acceptance notification April 1, 2007. Camera-Ready Papers and Registrations March 18, 2007. Tutorial, Panels, Special Sessions proposals submission April 15, 2007. Tutorial, Panels, Special Sessions acceptance notification May 14-17. Conference Days
Submission Guidelines Regular Papers
Papers must be submitted electronically by December 17, 2006. Each paper will be evaluated by at least two independent reviewers, and will be accepted based on its originality, significance and clarity. Submissions files should be in PDF or MS Word formats. The proposals and papers must be formatted according to the author guidelines set down by IEEE and must not exceed 8 pages.
EATIS 2007 URL: http://www.deei.fct.ualg.pt/eatis
Extra information: secretariat@eatis.org
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