Sorry I can't make it -- it would be an opportunity to talk about the PNGJ
format -- a combined PNG/ZIP format that allows an image to hold all the
semantic information necessary to reproduce its underlying 3D model -- or
the JCAMP-MOL format, which Robert Lancashire and I are developing, that
allows a single file to hold both a set of spectral data and the 3D models
and related correlations that correspond to that.
On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 11:17 PM, Alexander Garcia Castro <
[email protected]> wrote:
> SePublica Semantic Publishing Workshop@ESWC (Montpellier 26-30 May);
> deadline 4 March
>
> Call for Participation: Sepublica 2013 -an ESWC Workshop
>
> Machine-comprehensible Documents: Bridging the Gap between Publications
> and Data.
>
> ** May 26-30, 2013, Montpelier, France.
>
> Workshop Web site: http://sepublica.mywikipaper.org/drupal/
>
> *** Relevant dates ***
>
> Submission Deadline: March 4,2013
> Acceptance Notification: April 1,2013
> Camera-Ready: April 15,2013
>
> *** Topics ***
>
> Publishing of scholarly works is on the cusp of great change. Data is
> now routinely published accompanied by or in some semantic form, but
> this is not the case for scholarly works. Advances in technology have
> made it possible for the scientific article to adopt electronic
> dissemination channels, from paper-based journals to purely electronic
> formats. Yet, despite the improvements in the distribution,
> accessibility and retrieval of information, little has really changed in
> the publishing of scholarly works compared to that of the data about
> which scholarly works are written. The availability of data and the
> open, digital form of scholarly works is leading to a drive to
> semantically enable scholarly works to make the works themselves more
> computationally useful as well as to link them intimately to the data
> about which they are written. Sepublica is a forum in which to discuss
> and present what is best and up and coming in semantic publishing.
>
> How are new technologies changing scholarly communication? How do we
> want scholarly communication to change? Where do we want it to go?
> Semantics, within publication workflows, is usually added post hoc, how
> could we support publications to be born semantic? At Sepublica we will
> discuss and present new ways of publishing, sharing, linking, and
> analyzing such scientific resources as well as reasoning over the data
> to discover new links and scientific insights. Sepublica is not,
> however, limited to the scientific domain; the humanities, cultural
> industries, news, commerce etc. all have published works that can
> benefit from semantic enhancement and data to which they can link; all
> are welcome.
>
> topics include, but are not limited to:
> * How could we realize a paper with an API? How could we have a
> paper as a database, as a knowledge base?
> * How is the paper an interface, gateway, to the web of data? How
> could such an interface be delivered in a contextual manner?
> * How are semantic scholarly works to be created?
> * How are news agencies adopting technologies in support of their
> publications? Has the delivered technology been adopted? What are the
> experiences from news agencies been so far? Lessons learnt.
> * How could semantic technologies be used to represent the knowledge
> encoded in scientific documents and in general-interest media publications?
> * Connecting scientific publications with underlying research data sets
> * What semantics and ontologies do we need for representing
> structural elements in a document?
> * Moving from the bibliographic reference to the full content within
> a linked
> environment?
>
> *** Call for Papers ***
>
> Sepublica 2013 is soliciting submissions of novel (not previously
> published nor concurrently submitted) research papers in the areas of
> the topics outlined above. The organizing committee is happy to discuss
> possible submissions with authors.
>
> Submissions will be welcome from a broad range of approaches to semantic
> publishing. We are particularly keen on submissions that are themselves
> examples of semantic publishing of scholarly works. LaTeX documents in
> the LNCS format can, e.g., be annotated using SALT or sTeX. We also
> invite submissions in XHTML+RDFa or in the format of YOUR semantic
> publishing tool. However, to ensure a fair review procedure, authors
> must additionally produce a narrative submitted as a PDF that is
> submitted as normal.
>
> Submission is via EasyChair
> (https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=sepublica2013).
> Papers must formatted according to the LNCS format
>
> *** Submission Types ***
>
> 1. Full paper, 12 pages
> 2. Position paper, 5 pages.
> 3. Software demo papers, 2 pages
> 4. Late-breaking news, 1 page.
>
> *** Contact ***
>
> Please email [email protected] For any enquiries.
>
> *** Organizing Committee ***
>
> Alexander Garcia Castro, [email protected], Florida State University
> Christoph Lange, [email protected], University of Birmingham
> Phillip Lord, [email protected], University of Newcastle
> Robert Stevens, [email protected], University of Manchester
>
> --
> Alexander Garcia
> http://www.alexandergarcia.name/
> http://www.usefilm.com/photographer/75943.html
> http://www.linkedin.com/in/alexgarciac
>
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