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CFP: ICDAT 2005
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Chris Wang)
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2005 International Conference on
Digital Archive Technologies (ICDAT2005)
16-17 June 2005
National Chengchi University, Taipei, Taiwan
Sponsored by
Technology R/D Division, National Digital Archives Program Office
National Chengchi University Institute of Information Sciences, Academia
Sinica
National Science Council
URL: http://www.iis.sinica.edu.tw/ICDAT05
About the Conference
Digital archives/libraries are widely recognized as a crucial component
of a global information infrastructure for the new century. Research
and development projects in many parts of the world are concerned about
using advanced information technologies for managing and manipulating
digital information, ranging from data storage, preservation, indexing,
searching, presentation, and dissemination capabilities to organizing
and sharing of information over networks. ICDAT 2005 is the third in a
series of International Conferences on Digital Archive Technologies
sponsored by the R. O. C. Taiwan's National Digital Archives Program.
The purpose of this conference is to provide unique opportunities for
participants to share their research results and best practice
experiences in the utilization of advanced technologies for and the
approaches to the development of digital archives/libraries/museums.
Topics
The intended community for ICDAT 2005 includes those interested in
technologies and tools for advanced digital archive systems, new
knowledge about archival storage and preservation, best practices of
technology development in digital archives, and applications of digital
archive technologies. Participants are welcome from a variety of
disciplines including computer sciences, library information sciences,
archival sciences, museum studies and other related areas. ICDAT 2005
invites research submissions on all topics related to digital
archives/libraries/museums, but topics contributed to technology
development
are strongly encouraged. The technical issues to be addressed include,
but are not limited to:
1. Digital archive technologies for enhancing security, content
preservation, multimedia delivery and presentation, system collaboration
and interoperability, information and multimedia retrieval, data
exchange, ontology and semantic annotation, multi-cultural and
multi-lingual information sharing, and intellectual property protection
2. Case studies exemplifying the technology development and application
in libraries, museums, archival organizations, governments, education,
and culture 3. Usability evaluation of digital archive systems and
related applications
Important Dates
Submission Deadline: March 31, 2005
Notification Date: April 30, 2005
Final Version Due: May 15, 2005
Submission Instructions
Papers should be submitted in English and up to approximately 5000
words. There are no formatting requirements for submissions, but do not
use font sizes smaller than 10 points. The final version of the paper
will have to fit within 15 single-column pages, including all figures
and bibliography, so plan accordingly. All submission instructions can
be found on the conference web site:
http://www.iis.sinica.edu.tw/ICDAT05/c-submission.html.
Conference Venue and Date
The conference will be held at National Chengchi University, Taipei,
Taiwan, on June 16 -17, 2005.
Since its founding 78 years ago, National Chengchi University (NCCU) has
earned a reputation as an institution of higher education celebrated for
its studies in the humanities, social sciences, and
management/administration sciences. Although it has changed its name and
constitution twice in its history, the goals and ideals of the
university have always remained steadfast: the search for truth, the
commitment to academic research, the cultivation of future generations
of leaders, and the ability to recognize and respond to changes shaping
society and academia.
Conference Chairmen
Prof. Arbee L.P. Chen, National Chengchi University
Dr. Der-Tsai Lee, Academia Sinica
Program Chairs
Prof. Jyi-Shane Liu, National Chengchi University
Prof. Lee-Feng Chien, Academia Sinica
Program Co-Chairs
Prof. Chu-Song Chen, Academia Sinica
Prof. Hahn-Ming Lee, National Taiwan University of Science and
Technology
