Dear Jim, thanks for the suggestion, but luckily I found a safe haven from publish or perish here in Germany ;-)
More seriously, I agree that it would be good to make sure CRM is visible in such a book but I am afraid I am totally tied up when it comes to writing and research right not (not to speak of teaching!) All the best, Øyvind 8. feb. 2016 kl. 22:58 skrev Jim Salmons (FactMiners) <[email protected]>: > A belated and sincere Happy New Year to all. I have brief comments on the > Collection-renaming conversation, but I could not resist getting this info > into the group after reading. > > As an independent, unaffiliated Citizen Scientist, I don't have to worry > about this, but there are likely SIG members living in a "publish or perish" > situation. If so and you are looking for a publishing opportunity, this might > be a "win-win" for the SIG member and for our shared interest in promoting > interest and understanding about the #cidocCRM. > > Here is a link to the call for chapter abstracts for the forthcoming De > Gruyter Saur book "Organization, Representation, and Description through the > Digital Age: Information in Libraries, Archives and Museums" to be edited by > Caroline Fuchs and Christine Angel of St. John's University, New York: > http://goo.gl/oc9mXW. > > Given the described scope and focus of the editors' interest, this sure > sounds like a volume that should have at least a solid #cidocCRM > overview/survey chapter (and more). > > BTW, if any SIG member has an interest in this publishing opportunity > (Oyvind, I'm looking at you ;-) ) and is short on time and/or energy and > would be interested in discussing a co-authoring relationship, my specific > interest would be in providing a compelling example of the use of a > cidocCRM/FRBRoo/PRESSoo "stack" in the modeling of a typical commercial > magazine publication to address the #TextSoup2SmartData challenge. I am very > pleased to be working on this challenge with folks from the PRImA Research > Lab and the EMOP (Early Modern OCR Project) folks from Texas A&M's IDHMC. If > anyone wants to know more or discuss possible collaboration, please do not > hesitate to contact me off-list. > > Finally, I am interested if any SIG member is also a member of IAPR's TC#15, > the technical committee on GBR (graph-based reasoning) in the Pattern > Recognition field (http://iapr-tc15.greyc.fr/index.php). My PRImA buddy, > Apostolos Antonacopoulos, is about to introduce me to a former chair of the > committee so we can begin a conversation with these folks about our > #TextSoup2SmartData research collaboration. > > Happy-Healthy 2016 Vibes, > -: Jim :- > > Jim Salmons > FactMiners & The Softalk Apple Project > > > > _______________________________________________ > Crm-sig mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.ics.forth.gr/mailman/listinfo/crm-sig
